EPHESUS TOUR - HALF DAY

Tour code: TAT 45

         

The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus was one of the seven wonders of the ancient world and was built around 550 BC, it was about four times the size of the Parthenon. Ephesus was part of the kingdom of Pergamum which Attalus III bequeathed to Rome in 133 BC. Ephesus was the most important Roman city of proconsular Asia. Situated at the mouth of the Cayster River on a gulf of the Aegean sea, it flourished as an important commercial and export centre for Asia. By NT times it had grown to at least 250,000 people (Mounce). Gradually the harbour silted up and is now some miles from the sea. In modern day Turkey Ephesus is known as Efes. The Selcuk-Ephesus Museum is a must visit, many of the photos of statues are from the museum.

INCLUDES: Pick up from hotel or kusadasi harbour, air conditioned bus, professional guide, entry fees,Artemis Temple, ancient city of Ephesus and return to hotel or Kusadasi Harbour. ( 0-6 ages children are FREE)

DURATION: 3 hours.