Bouleuterion was the meeting place of the city council, and also functioned as an odeon, i.e. a small theater designed for musical or poetical performances. The walls of Termessos Bouleuterion are presrved as high as 10 meters. Roof doesn`t exist any more. There are rows of seats and a large window in east wall which allowed the sunlight to get inside through.
- Karl Lanckoronski, Städte Pamphyliens und Pisidiens, Band 2, Pisidien, Wien 1892, pp. 21-121
- George E. Bean, Turkey`s Southern Shore, London, Jothn Murray 1989, 2nd ed., pp. 93-109
- Ekrem Akurgal, Ancient Civilisations and Ruins of Turkey. From Prehistoric Times until the End of the Roman Empire, Istanbul 1970, pp. 325-329No