1 Mount Staurin.
2 The citadel on Mount Cassius.[1]
3 Mount Silpius.
4 Ruins of walls.
5
The Iron Gate.
6
The torrent of Parmenius.
7
The Grotto of St Peter.
8
The site of the theatre (not excavated).
9
Aqueduct (Memekli Köprü).
10 The torrent of Phyrminus.
11 Christian cemetery in Byzantine
times.
12 The site of the Daphne Gate.
13 The site of the Cherubim Gate.
14 The Colonnaded Street (from the
Cherubim Gate to the Eastern Gate).
15 The approximate location of the
Middle Gate. Besides this place mosaics were found where the Hilton Museum
Hotel is being built. This is believed to have been the centre of ancient
Antioch.
16 The approximate site of St Paul's
Gate.
17 The approximate site of the Eastern
Gate.
18 The point where the Orontes split
in two branches forming a big island in the middle of the river.
19 Ruins of the big hippodrome.
20 Temple ruin.
21 The location of the imperial
palace.
22 Ruins of the Dog Gate.
23 Dried up riverbed of the eastern
branch of the Orontes.
24 The location of the western wall at
the time of the Crusades.
25 The approximate location of the
Duke's Gate at the time of the Crusades.
26 The market area. The street of Singon
(or Siagon) where Paul used to preach[2] may have been in this area.
27 The Bridge
28 The Ulu Cami. Formerly the Church
of the Forty Martyrs.
29 Ancient wall, Perhaps originally a
pagan temple.
30 The Habib-i Neccar Mosque. Perhaps
originally the Church of John the Baptist. It contains sarcophagi with the
names of the prophet Jonah, John the Baptist and Simeon the Pure (Sham'on
al-Safa). On a building opposite the mosque there is an inscription from the
time of the Mameluke Sultan Baibars.
[1] Procopius, Buildings – Book
2, Ch. 10:15, 16: “Two precipitous
mountains rise above the city, approaching each other quite closely. Of these
they call the one Orocassias and the other is called Staurin. Where they come
to an end they are joined by a glen and ravine which lies between them, which
produces a torrent, when it rains, called Onopnictes.”
