The ancient city of Kedrai on the island of Sedir was named after a tree used for shipbuilding. Among the remains of the Hellenistic and Roman periods in the ancient city are the towers and walls, agora, various building ruins, the ancient harbor, ornate sarcophagi that are thought to belong to important people, the necropolis, the ruins of the temple built for Apollo, and the ancient theater in the east of the island. The ancient city, which has a very important place due to its location on the maritime trade routes in ancient times, was built in the 6th century BC. It is known that it was founded in a hundred years. The ancient city is organized by boat tours from Marmaris. Admission to the island is chargeable and museum cardholders can enter free of charge.
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