The Asclepius Sanctuary was an ancient healing center dedicated to Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine. Located in Epidaurus, it served as a place where people sought cures for their ailments through various treatments, including rituals, prayers, and the use of medicinal herbs. The sanctuary featured a theater, temples, and baths, emphasizing both physical and spiritual healing. Visitors often participated in a sleep ritual called incubation, where they would spend the night in the sanctuary, hoping to receive healing dreams from Asclepius. The site became a significant pilgrimage destination in the ancient world, attracting those in search of health and wellness.