Lower Agora

The Lower Agora of Pergamon was the city’s central marketplace and a vibrant hub of commerce and social interaction. Located on the lower slopes of the acropolis, this spacious area was a focal point for trade, political discussions, and public gatherings. Built during the Hellenistic period, the agora was lined with stoas and shops, where merchants sold a variety of goods. It played a crucial role in the city’s daily life, reflecting the economic and social dynamics of ancient Pergamon. Visitors today can explore the remains and experience its historical significance.