Ephesus Ancient City

#fallingseason About 30 minutes from the port of Kusadasi is the ancient city of Ephesus. Ancient Ephesus has almost 300,000 residents and was an incredibly important city in the ancient Roman Empire. Words cannot describe how amazing this site is - only 10% is excavated, and we could see excavation vehicles still working while we were there. Historically important figures like Marc Antony, Cleopatra, and Apostle Paul once walked these streets! #turkey #ephesus

this is an incredible ancient treasure located just outside the seaside town of Izmir turkey. well before the collapse of the ottoman empire this city was a port town city inhabited by the ancient Romans. Walk down the original streets thousands of years old as though you were walking in the streets of ancient Rome. You’ll be amazed by all the small theaters and large coliseums ocean pillars will tower above you with Roman design and spectacular Roman architecture. This trip is an entire day trip as leave yourself plenty of time to walk that almost 40 km of pathways, Corredor‘s and ancient paths. if you’re lucky enough to stay for the sunset I highly recommend you do. Transportation is easy as there is a train that arrives in the town straight from Izmir.  everything that you need to see is clearly marked in English if you’re traveling from the United States. Patron the local souvenir shops at the beginning of this magnificent journey. #izmir #turkeytravel #turkey #ephesus #optoutside #postcardsfromtheworld #roamtheplanet #solotravel #wanderlust #travelphotography #traveltheworld #mytripvlog #2023travelwish

Remains of the second biggest city of the Roman Empire

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Prepare to be amazed! This is one of the most beautiful places to relive the past.

If you want to see ancient history & ruins in Turkey this is one spot you simply must not skip! As a formerly busy Mediterranean port city made of marble and beautiful architecture it has been well excavated and is a great pleasure to explore. Make sure you have a guide to explain things as there aren't that many signs with details asides from the great library There is a public shuttle bus that leaves Selcuk Ottogar every 20-30min that costs 12TL (one way) to come here Come early in the morning at 9am to avoid the crowds and have the place for yourself (see the difference on the pictures between 9.30am and 11.30am at the Celcius library, in November)

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The Library of Celsus is one of the most important landmarks and tourist attractions of Ephesus. This place is an impressive archeological gem, its facade is a beautiful and its reconstruction from ruin was a total success. There is so much history involved in this place so you might need a tour guide to know all details or talk to local people. This is the kind of places you must feel proud to visit and enjoy in person as it’s part of the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Library of Celsus, with its rather crowded columns and prominent cornices, was re-erected in the 1970s by Austrian archaeologists. The library itself was originally three stories high and entirely faced with coloured marble. #createwithtrip #turkey #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

Getting There - Wonderful ancient city. We went to the Ephesus by car from Pamukkale, Denizli. It is easy to drive in Turkey. Roads are well developed. Road signs are bery easy undestandable and lot of road signs there. Attractions - You can see ancient city with beatiful nature. And also house of virgin Marry. Hotels - We stayed in the Bodrum. It is 3 hours south. Shopping - You can buy souviners related to the Ephesus in front of the museum entry.#turkey #ephesus