Ephesus is one of the most significant cultural, commercial, and religious centers of the ancient world. Home to the Temple of Artemis—one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World—the city offers an extraordinary journey through Roman theaters, marble streets, and monumental buildings. Today, Ephesus is one of Türkiye’s most visited UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Founded around the 10th century BC, Ephesus became a thriving Ionian and later Roman metropolis. It played a critical role in early Christianity—St. John and St. Paul both lived here, and the House of the Virgin Mary is nearby. During its peak, the city had a population of nearly 250,000.
A wide archaeological site featuring monumental buildings, ancient streets, and impressive ruins. Most of the tour requires walking, and the site can be hot in summer—morning visits are ideal.
Usually 2–3 hours.
Yes, except flash inside the Terrace Houses.
Yes, visiting early in the day is recommended.
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