Olympos is situated between the tourist resort of Kemer and people Adrasan. We continue to be a sign that Ulupinar from the ruins of Olympos, where we find not only the ruins of Olympos volcanic terrain, but which has since steadily fuming natural geysers of hot gas. The ruins of the city are set along the banks of a small stream, and although small, is a very interesting, unforgettable in its striking position by the sea, and curious about his history-burning light. The left bank of the stream is completely covered with weeds and with great difficulty, can be done to the remains of a wall and a door on it to certain ruin.

This is all that remains of a temple on that side of the creek. What is now probably the wall that separates the CELLA pronaos and the temple. To register our understanding that this temple was built during the reign of Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius .. He had a plan of the antis kind, and is of the Ionic order. Beyond the church, other buildings still standing date from the Byzantine period, and on the side facing the sea you can find the remains of a bathroom.

South of the river opposite the foot of a bridge you can see the ruins of a large Byzantine basilica, while the remains of the bath extend to the shore behind her. Among the basilica and the theater of Olympus is a dilapidated building with columns in the center. No one knows what this could have been, but it may represent the remains of a gymnasium. Beyond that, below the cemetery is the theater of Olympos. Large pieces of debris throughout the surrounding area and stacked in the orchestra of this show has been one of the classic type of theater. Beyond the theater you can see a stone ramp built polygonal hares that leads to the city cemetery. Buildings in the medieval era can be seen on the hills overlooking the sea.