I here put pictures of the agora. Agora - the political and commercial center of Lyrbe - is a rectangular square, which once was surrounded on all sides by colonnaded galleries in Doric and Ionic orders, and two-storied buildings. Originally, six gates led into the agora. The complex was built in Hellenistic times, in the 2nd century BC and later rebuilt twice - in the early Roman period and the 4tn or 5th century AD.

On the northern side of the agora was a library and an exedra - an open niche in the shape of a crescent which was used to conduct political debates. The eastern side of the agora was dominated by an odeon, in ancient times furnished with wooden benches. Next to the odeon a row of shops stretches on this side of the agora.

In the north-western corner of the agora there are the traces of the early Byzantine chapel. Many of the rooms at the agora were adorned with mosaic floors. Two beautiful specimens of such mosaics, depicting the Seven Sages of Greece and Orpheus, are now exhibited in the Archaeological Museum in Antalya.