EPHESUS-EFES
The ancient city of Ephesus, one of the most important civilizations, culture, science and art centers of the ancient world, is located on the borders of Selcuk county of Izmir. Every year, approximately 1.5 million people visited the excavations in the ancient city of Ephesus in Turkey's most beautiful ancient cities are located in more than 100 years continues. Celcus Library, Slope Houses, Antique Theater, King's Road and many archaeological artifacts are the most attractive buildings in Ephesus, each one a magnificent architectural masterpiece.
The excavations in Ephesus, dating back to 9,000 BC, reveal traces of Polished Stone Devolution. The antique city, situated at a point where the East and the West meet in the Antiquity, has become the capital of the Asian state of the Roman Empire along with port city identity, political and commercial development. The Temple of Artemis, one of the seven wonders of the world, has been included in Ephesus, which has attracted more visitors. It is believed that the Ephesus Antique City, which entered the UNESCO Provisional List of World Heritage in 1994 and the actual list in 2015, will be included in the travel plan of more visitors along with the UNESCO process.
