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District guide · İzmir
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Efes
Ephesus is an extensive ancient city in western Türkiye, visited today as an archaeological site near Selçuk in İzmir Province. The city visible today was founded by Lysimachus, one of Alexander the Great’s generals, around 300 BC.
Aziz Yuhanna Bazilikası
Basilica of St. John is an archaeological and religious monument on Ayasuluk Hill in Selçuk, İzmir. The complex stands over the site associated with St.
Selçuk Efes Müzesi
Ephesus Archaeological Museum is the principal museum for understanding ancient Ephesus in Selçuk, İzmir. It presents finds from worship, daily life, art and power, giving objects a closer scale than the open-air ruins.
Artemis Tapinagi
The Temple of Ephesian Artemis is the Artemision sanctuary associated with ancient Ephesus, in Selçuk, İzmir Province.
Meryem Ana Evi
The House of the Virgin Mary is a Catholic pilgrimage shrine on Bülbül Mountain, about 9 km from Selçuk in İzmir Province. It is associated with the tradition that Mary spent her final years here.
Celsus Kütüphanesi
The Library of Celsus is a defining monument of Ephesus, near modern Selçuk in İzmir Province.
Çamlık Eski İstasyonu
Çamlık Railway Museum is an open-air railway museum beside TCDD’s Çamlık station, about 7 kilometres from Selçuk in İzmir Province. It opened to visitors in 1991 and presents steam-era railway heritage in a historic railway setting.
Ayasluğ
Ayasuluk Hill is the historic high ground above Selçuk, where several of the town’s most important monuments occupy one archaeological setting. A visit brings together St.
Meryem Kilisesi
Hadrian Tapınağı
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