Ephesus Ancient City; Ancient Ephesus is a highly important site both historically and archaeologically. As one of the largest cities of the Roman era, Ephesus is an enchanting destination with its historical structures. During this tour, your guide will provide detailed information about the famous structures of Ephesus.

Odeon (Small Theatre): This small theatre in Ancient Ephesus was used for music performances and theatrical shows. It still captivates visitors with its impressive structure.

Temple of Domitian: Dedicated to Roman Emperor Domitian, this temple helps us understand the religious and cultural context of the period.

Trojan Fountain: Dedicated to Roman Emperor Trojan, this fountain showcases the historical and architectural richness of Ephesus.

Celsus Library: Dedicated to Roman Emperor Celsus, this library was one of the most important cultural centers of the ancient world. It still stands out with its magnificent architecture.

House of Love: One of the most beautiful and romantic structures in Ephesus, the House of Love is noted for its captivating mosaics and sculptures.

Great Agora: The Agora, the commercial center of Ancient Ephesus, provides important insights into the social structure of the time.

Ancient Theatre: One of the largest structures in Ephesus, the ancient theatre was the center of major events in ancient Rome. Its impressive structure continues to attract both local and foreign tourists.

Harbor Street: This street leading to the ancient harbor is an important example of Roman engineering.

Experience Museum: This museum is highly educational for those wanting to gain deeper knowledge of the history of Ephesus.

Virgin Mary House Visit: Located very close to Ephesus, the Virgin Mary House is an important site in Christianity. It is believed that Virgin Mary spent her final years here. This sacred site offers visitors a profound spiritual experience related to Virgin Mary’s life, providing peace and tranquility. Discovered in the late 19th century, it is visited by many pilgrims every year.

Isa Bey Mosque Visit: A significant landmark in the historical fabric of Selçuk, the Isa Bey Mosque is a 14th-century building and one of the finest examples of Seljuk architecture in Anatolia. The mosque’s delicate stone craftsmanship and grand structure showcase the enchanting features of Seljuk design. Our guide will provide detailed information about the intricate craftsmanship inside and the religious structures of the period.

Temple of Artemis Visit:The Temple of Artemis is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and an important structure of ancient times. Dedicated to the Roman goddess Artemis, it was one of the largest temples of its era. Today, only the ruins remain, but the Temple of Artemis continues to be of great historical and religious significance. Here, you will discover the ancient grandeur of the temple and the engineering achievements of the time.