Highlights

• Ephesus ancient city
• The Temple of Artemis
• The House of the Virgin Mary
• Celcus Library
• Unique ancient treasures

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An amazing day tour from Kusadasi: Full-day guided tour of the Ancient City of Ephesus

The magnificent city of Ephesus, the Anatolian capital of antiquity, is a great and unique archaeological treasure of the world as a magnificent metropolis! The history of the magnificent Ephesus Ancient City dates back to 7000 BC!

The unique port city of Ephesus, where immigrants from Greece started to live in 1050 BC, was moved around the magnificent Temple of Artemis in 560 BC. The unique city of Ephesus, which lived its most glorious periods in the Hellenistic and Roman periods, is known to have a population of 250 thousand as the magnificent capital of the Asian region and the largest port city.

The history of excavations in the world-famous ancient city of Ephesus, which hosts an average of 1.5 million visitors a year, goes back 125 years. The ancient city of Ephesus, whose structures have not yet been unearthed, continues to bring new and very different dimensions to Anatolian archeology.

A unique masterpiece, the ancient city of Ephesus: You must see this magnificent ancient treasure!

The Ancient City of Ephesus has been included in the World Heritage List. This situation has caused this very valuable ancient city to become much more popular today and the number of visitors has increased rapidly from year to year. The city of Ephesus, which hosts the magnificent Temple of Artemis, is one of the most frequent destinations for people from all over the world. This magnificent and unique architecture, which has survived from the Roman and Hellenistic periods, amazes its visitors and takes them into a completely different world.

Celcus Library of Ancient Ephesus, Ancient Theater and more

There are many enormous ancient ruins in this wonderful ancient city, which is 3 kilometers away between its 2 gates. The first of these is the magnificent Celcus Library. This unique library, built in the 2nd century AD, was among the most important libraries of that period. In addition, the Hodrian Gate and the Hodrian Temple on Curetes Street are among the very important and valuable ancient structures.

The house where the Virgin Mary spent her last days

The House of Virgin Mary is located on Mount Bülbül, 9 km from Selçuk town. About 5 or 6 years after the death of Jesus, St. It is known that John brought the Virgin Mary to the city of Ephesus. In 1891, Lazarist priests revealed that the house where the Virgin Mary spent her last days upon the dream of German nun A.Katherina Emmerick was this house on Bülbül Mountain.

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