Mausoleum
Nowadays it doesn't look much - you may have to put your imagination hat - but this pile of ancient marble and rubble was once one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.Mausolus's mausoleum was built in Halicarnassus (the ancient name of the Bodrum) by the architect Pytheos as the last resting place of King Mausolus (376-353 BC).At the end, the impressive falnic structure measures 46 meters high and was decorated with magnificent hairstyles by the most famous Greek sculptors of the day. In spite of the damage caused by earthquakes over the centuries, it was finally destroyed by the hospital knights, who used their stones.Peter.The modern site, in a quiet garden frame, is worthy of a look, just to say that you have seen one of the seven ancient miracles.There is also a useful model of the original mausoleum on the site