Kusadasi Guide..

Old legends say, Ephesus was founded by Amazons or female warriors. Its name was derived from the word Apasas which means the City of the Mother Goddess. During the Classical Greece, Ephesus was situated in Ionia and was a city of ancient Anatolia. In ancient times, Ephesus was considered the home of the Temple of Artemis. Today, the ruins of Ephesus is located a bit over 40 miles of Izmir. Ephesus is a world renowned archeological site and tourist attraction. When traveling to Turkey, never miss to visit the city of Ephesus.

Great sites in Ephesus

Do you know there are so many historical sites and landmarks in Ephesus? You have places to visit such as the Gymnasium of Vedius, Roman Bourse, The Stadium, The Arcadiane, The Theatre, The Marble Way, The Gate of Mazaeus and Mithridates, Library of Celsus, Agora, Temple of Serapis, Cave of the Seven Sleepers and a whole lot more. In nearby places, you can also come and visit the House of the Virgin Mary, Artemision, and the famous resort town of Kusadasi. Most tourist and historical spots have been restored like the Façade.

The ruins of Ephesus have charm and beauty that draw tourists to visit it again and again. It is considered as an outdoor museum of Turkey. Great places like the Odeion are found in Ephesus. The Odeion was built around 150 A.D. It is a semi circular structure which is known as the Small Thetre. Originally the Odeion has a seating capacity of 1400 spectators. The Odeion was used during concerts. As you travel in Ephesus you will discover and find out fascinating historical places that will simply take your breath away.

While taking a Kusadasi tour, take the opportunity as well to visit Ephesus and experience, discover and learn history at its best.