Odeon

The music hall of the Buddha is the first important building in the main entrance of the north. It is much smaller than the big theater, but it is also very exquisite. There are many tourists here. The whole monument can be climbed everywhere, which is very fun.

The two entrances and exits of the Buddha are theater buildings. This is a little smaller than the big theater. The design is thick and the steps seem to be steeper. There are many people and it is completely open. You can explore up and down.

The music hall occupies a huge area, and the mobile phone screen is too fast to accommodate. You can imagine the loudness of the year, the semi-circle venue can have echo effects. The predecessors are really intelligent, and whether it is a policy announcement or a performance venue or a slave trade (too much brain supplement), it is a suitable design.

The Ephesus Music Hall is located in Ephesus. It is said to be a music hall. It is actually slightly smaller than the Grand Theatre. It can only accommodate about 1500. It is a place for ancient Roman nobles to enjoy music, drama and discussion. Its sound is very good, and the IQ of the ancient Romans is really high.

In fact, it is a small theater, mainly for small meetings and concerts. It and the big theater are divided into two ends of Ephesus, but it is convenient for residents to entertain nearby. I think so. I prefer this, I can't say why. The opposite of the music hall was a market, but now there are only some stone foundations left. When I sat on the empty stone foundation in a daze, the sun shines from behind and spills on the opposite music hall. It is a visual enjoyment. Maybe that is why I love it more.

The Music Hall is a small theater with a roof, which can accommodate only about 1,500 people. It is a venue for the ancient Roman nobles to enjoy music, drama and political affairs. The upper floors of the hall are decorated with red column granite and have excellent echoes. The music hall is divided into two parts, separated by the passage through the theater, the passage below is marble slab masonry, the passage above is made of stone, obviously the front row is a noble seat.