Adada Antik Kenti

Adada is an ancient Pisidian city near the village of Sagrak in Isparta Province, Turkey, first mentioned in a 2nd-century BC inscription from Termessos. The site flourished during the Roman Imperial period under Emperors Trajan, Hadrian, and Antoninus Pius. Four well-preserved imperial temples survive, including one dedicated to Trajan (c. 110-114 AD) and another to Zeus Megistos-Serapis (c. 160 AD). Other remains include a forum, basilica, theater seating 5,000, monumental fountain, and necropolis. In late antiquity, Adada served as a Christian bishopric.