Pamokkale After we reach Selçuk bus, the city of Ephesus where one of the oldest and largest Greek cities of Asia Minor who has hosted many civilizations over the millennia . Although his remains are located about 7 miles inland, near the modern Turkish town of Selcuk in western Turkey, Ephesus was in antiquity and the Byzantine era still one of the busiest ports in the Aegean. The Artemision, the large sanctuary dedicated to the tutelary deity of the city, numbered among the Seven Wonders of the world, to which Ephesus owed much of his fame, and was originally located on the shore. Climate change and perhaps seismic accident, explain the gradual shift from the coast to the west, and the silting of successive ports of the city, until they simply abandoned. The city is in ruins but of course it is still impressive ...
Here you'll get your money, the 20 are worth the read. Inside Ephesus, the researchers covered the ruins of old houses to continue to pick up the pieces of the city and preserve them from weather, but that will read the 15 new entry! Going up the stone staircase 20 meters further you may be able to find the door open and follow the glass walkways, otherwise you just have to admire the view you will never see again anywhere in the city ...
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