Berlin Museum. 21 Month long excavations revealed (partially or fully) the theatre, Artemis temple, agora, Zeus temple and prytaneion. Excavations resumed at the site, after almost 100 years, in 1984, by Prof. Dr. Orhan Bingöl on assignment from Ankara Üniversitesi and Turkish Ministry of Culture. Findings at the archaeological site are now displayed at museums of Istanbul, as well as Berlin and Paris, where they were illegally smuggled. The most important and the biggest piece smuggled outside Turkey is the whole façade of the Zeus temple (smuggled by the German archeological team), which is currently in possession of the Berlin Bergama Museum. The Turkish government has made several unsuccessful attempts to date, to return it. The hot springs in the villages of Alangüllü, Çamur, and Gümüşlü, all 10–12 km north of Germencik. See also 75th Anniversary Selatin Tunnel, Turkey's second longest road tunnel on the motorway . References Populated places in Aydın Province Cities in Turkey Archaeological sites in the Aegean Region Districts of Aydın Province Germencik District