Tourist Attractions

One of the world's best preserved ancient cities. A historical journey with the ruins of Celsus Library, Great Theater and Temple of Artemis.

The sacred place believed to be where Virgin Mary spent her last years. An important pilgrimage center for three major religions.

Authentic village famous for its historical houses from the Ottoman period and natural beauties. Famous for local products and homemade wines.

An important Seljuk work of Anatolia built by Isa Bey in 1375. Attracts attention with its unique architecture and historical value.

The pearl of the Aegean, Kuşadası. A holiday paradise with Pigeon Island Castle, marina, shopping centers and magnificent beaches.

The ruins of the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It has the feature of being the largest temple of ancient times.

Museum displaying Roman and Byzantine period artifacts excavated from Ephesus and surroundings. Famous for Artemis statues and mosaics.

Byzantine basilica built in the 6th century on the tomb of St. John, revered by Christians. Located on Ayasuluk Hill.

Historic castle surrounded by walls from Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman periods. Offers magnificent views of Selçuk.

Open-air museum displaying steam locomotives and wagons used from the Ottoman period to the present day.

Hellenistic period tomb monument from the 3rd century BC. Magnificent architectural work thought to be built for Antiochus II or III.

An ancient city that is an example of perfect urban planning. Beautiful examples of Ionic architecture with the Temple of Athena and its theater.

Important port city in ancient times. Impressive ruins with its 15,000-person theater and Roman baths.

One of the largest temples of the ancient world. A magnificent example of Ionic architecture used as Apollo's oracle center.

World-famous white travertines and thermal pools. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site together with the ancient city of Hierapolis.