The Red Court, also called the Red Hall or Basilica Hall, is a huge ruined temple in the ancient city of Bergama in western Turkey. Built during the Roman Empire period, the Temple of Serapis, dedicated to the Egyptian gods of healing, this 270-meter-tall temple was built near the Selinus Stream, and has survived to this day along with most of its structures, and it gets its name from the red bricks used in build it.