The ancient city of Ephesus Izmir is one of Izmir's oldest archaeological cities, dating from the Greek era, and is one of the greatest ancient Greek cities, situated in the historic Lidia region, overlooking the river flows into the Aegean Sea. The ancient city of Ephesus Izmir is one of the most important ancient Greek cities founded by the Greeks in the 10th century B.C. it is therefore one of the most ancient sites visited by visitors, especially by ship travelers, as it plays an important role in tourism in Turkey. An aquatic canal that passes through the ancient city of Ephesus is currently established for visitors, which will transport tourists and visitors by boat throughout this charming city. The ancient city of Ephesus in Izmir consists of many large-scale parts such as the Grand Theater, the Pottery Factory, the Temple and the Library.

Activities you can do in the old town of Ephesus

• First you can go to the city's most famous landmark, the theater, which has a capacity of 25,000 people, not only for drama but also for the Romans, where people were killed and tortured to death.

• The temple is dedicated to the Virgin God of Diana, whose mares are found in the temple, the temple is known as one of the largest stone buildings of the ancient era. The temple was also nominated as one of 7 of the seven wonders of the world.

• then you can go to see the remains of the ancient pottery factory, which was found by the archeological workers during the excavations and excavations in the city.

• The library is an ancient office built in 125 BC and contains up to 1,200 manuscripts of various subjects.