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Isa Bey Mosque Ephesus

Isa Bey Mosque

Visit Isa Bey Mosque in Selcuk for free and explore 14th-century Seljuk design near Ephesus. Plan your 30-45 minute stop and book a tour today.
The Basilica of Saint John Ephesus

The Basilica of Saint John

Discover the Basilica of Saint John in Selçuk, a stunning 6th-century Byzantine church near Ephesus. Plan your visit and explore its rich history today!
Terrace Houses in Ephesus Ephesus

Terrace Houses in Ephesus

Explore Terrace Houses in Ephesus with mosaics, frescoes, and Roman elite homes. Book guided Ephesus tours for prices, highlights, and tips.
Didyma Ephesus

Didyma

Discover Didyma's Temple of Apollo and ancient oracle near Didim, Turkey. Explore Hellenistic ruins and Roman theatre. Book your guided tour today!
Miletus Ephesus

Miletus

Explore Miletus in Aydin on a half-day ancient city tour. See the grand theatre, Roman baths and Sacred Way—compare prices and book today!
Priene Ephesus

Priene

Explore Priene ancient city in Aydın, Turkey—home to the Temple of Athena Polias, Hellenistic theatre, and grid plan. Book your guided tour today!
Selçuk Ephesus

Selçuk

Selçuk in Izmir blends ancient Ephesus, sacred sites, Seljuk and Ottoman heritage, and the nearby charm of Şirince village for visitors.
Şirince Village Ephesus

Şirince Village

Explore Şirince Village near Ephesus, a hillside Aegean retreat known for fruit wines, cobbled lanes, historic houses and valley views.
Library of Celsus Ephesus

Library of Celsus

Standing two stories tall against the Aegean sky, the Library of Celsus commands your attention the moment you round the corner of Curetes Street. Its elaborately carved marble façade, bathed in warm golden light each morning, remains one of the most photographed ancient structures in all of Turkey — and one glance tells you exactly […]
Trajan Fountain Ephesus

Trajan Fountain

The Trajan Fountain is a two-story Roman fountain from the early 2nd century AD.
Great Theatre Ephesus

Great Theatre

Visit the Great Theater of Ephesus - largest ancient theater in Asia Minor. See where St. Paul preached. Plan your tour with expert guides.
Temple of Hadrian Ephesus

Temple of Hadrian

Walking along Curetes Street in ancient Ephesus, your eye catches an ornate façade that seems almost impossibly delicate for stone carved nearly two millennia ago. This is the Temple of Hadrian, one of the most photographed and architecturally refined structures in all of Turkey — and the kind of ruin that stops even seasoned travelers […]
Alaaddin Mosque Ephesus

Alaaddin Mosque

Alaaddin Mosque rises on Alaaddin Hill in Konya, showcasing Seljuk architecture, a tranquil courtyard, and a multi-columned prayer hall.
House of the Virgin Mary Ephesus

House of the Virgin Mary

Explore the House of the Virgin Mary near Ephesus on a great-value half-day tour with chapel, spring, and wishing wall highlights. Book now!
Greco-Roman City of Ephesus Ephesus

Greco-Roman City of Ephesus

Walk the same marble streets where Mark Antony once courted Cleopatra, where the apostle Paul preached to thousands, and where Roman citizens bartered, bathed, and debated under the Mediterranean sun. The Greco-Roman City of Ephesus isn’t merely a ruin site — it’s one of the most complete classical cities still standing in the ancient world. […]
Temple of Artemis Ephesus

Temple of Artemis

Explore the Temple of Artemis in Ephesus, Turkey, once a Seven Wonder renowned for its 127 marble columns and ancient Greek grandeur.