Syedra
Syedra was an ancient city located in the region of Cilicia, in what is now the southern coast of modern Turkey. Situated near the Mediterranean Sea, the city was part of the Roman Empire and contributed to regional trade and culture during antiquity. Clues to Syedra’s history have been uncovered through archaeological excavations, revealing its significance as a minor but prosperous settlement.
The city was likely founded during the Hellenistic period, with its strategic position favoring maritime activities.
Syedra was known for its fortress and its harbor, which facilitated trade routes connecting the interior regions
Although it declined during late antiquity, Syedra continued to be inhabited into the Byzantine period. Today,