The remains of the Temple of Athena; The Greek goddess of wisdom, art and strategic war, more modest than the remains of the Temple of Apollo, this building was erected in the second half of the second century AD, and was a pavilion of the Corinthian system, and along its long sides there were 13 columns, and along the shorter sides 6 columns, and it can be imagined The building, while flourishing, is formed from ancient coins minted at Seda, showing Athena holding a model of the temple in her hands.