Hadrian's City
2 stops · 15 min · 199 m
Two stops, a quarter of an hour, told from the street: a temple that took six hundred years to finish and lost a column to an Ottoman governor's lime kiln, and the arch the city put up for the emperor who finished it — with one face calling this the city of Theseus and the other the city of Hadrian.
Walk it either way
There is a station at each end, so this walk works in both directions — the guide reorders the route and retells the stops to match the way you are going.
- Temple of Olympian Zeus → Arch of Hadrian
- Arch of Hadrian → Temple of Olympian Zeus
Stops on this walk
- 1Temple of Olympian Zeus
- 2Arch of Hadrian
How this walk works
Wanderful is an audio guide that knows where you are. Start this walk and it speaks as you reach each stop — no reading a map, no hunting for the next number on a sign. Put your phone in your pocket and listen.