Buleuterio

Located west of the Agora, the Buleuterio (called bulé) was the building where the council met. It was built during the second century BC as a small indoor theater with a capacity for 200 people. It consisted of seven rows of seats arranged in a semicircular cávea and paved with red marble from the nearby Monte Inici. The front area was framed by a portico and its floor contained a huge inscription mentioning the architect Bibakos and the director of the project, Asklapos. Today, since only 30 or 40 centimeters of ruins remain above ground, you need a lot of imagination to visualize what this