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	Selcuk, Information and images <1001> Ephesus <9> <9> <1002> <9> <9> <1003> Varius Bath «A» at Ephesus <9> <9> <9> was built in the 1st century AD and is now home to a large number of people Excavated in 1926.. It is one of the largest baths in ancient Ephesus and had various facilities: <9> toilets and, according to Roman style, cold bath room, <9> tepid bath room, <9> storage room, <9> hot bath and sweat room.. <9> It was so modern that the bathroom was heated by underfloor heating in the form of hot air ducts running under the floor «hypocaust» <9> <9> <994/2107304> <994/2107305> <9> <9> <1004 > Odeon «D» in Ephesus <9> <9> was built in the 2nd century AD.. The Odeon also served as a meeting place, but more for artistic purposes such as musical events or to discuss the city´s future.. <9> It was mainly the members of the city council, the Kureten and the wealthy of the city who met here.. <9> The Odeon offered seating for 1500 people.. <9> <9> <994/2107306> <994/2107307> <994/2107308> <994/2107309> <994/2107310> <994/2107279> <9> <9> <1005> The Agora «B» in Ephesos <9> <9> is next to the basilica, another, a few steps lower lying place.. The dimensions are 160m x 73m, the place served political and religious gatherings.. Appropriately, the houses of various officials were found at the edges of the agora.. <9> <9> <994/2107311> <9> <9> <1006> Antique Toilets in Ephesus <9> <9> <994/2107280> <9> <9> <1007> {TopImage } Water Palace «G» in Ephesos <9> <9> served together with the Polliobrunnen the water supply of the city.. It was one of the largest buildings and was built in 80 BC.. Built by Proconsul Läcanius Bassus.. The building was surrounded by 2-storey columns.. <9> <9> <994/2107312> <994/2107313> <9> <9> <1008> Municipal Palace «E» in Ephesus <9> <9> was dedicated to the worship of the goddess Artemis.. It was built from 1st century to the 3rd century BC.. Built.. In the courtyard of the municipal palace lived the Artemis nuns, also called Kureten.. Her task was to guard the ever-burning holy fire in honor of the goddess.. The nuns, much respected by the people, had to remain virgins throughout their lives, and only girls from the best families in the city could be admitted to the temple.. It was found here in the excavations in 1956 2 beautiful Artemisstatuen, both are today in the Ephesus Museum to visit.. <9> <9> <994/2107314> <9> <9> <1009> The Basilica «C» at Ephesos <9> <9> On this square, west of the Odeon, gold traders exchanged and made money the traders of the Roman era do business.. <9> The 3-nave, 165m-long basilica was built in the 1st century AD at the time of Emperor Augustus.. There were statues of the Emperor and his wife Livia.. These are exhibited today in the Ephesus Museum.. <9> <9> <994/2107315> <994/2107316> <994/2107310> <994/2107279> <994/2107281> <9> <9> <1010> Domitian Temple «H» in Ephesus <9> <9> Domitian Square is located in front of the Water Palace.. To the west of this, once again, there is the Temple of Domite, built from 81 - 96 AD. This is the first temple built in the name of an Emperor.. The remains of the statues found here can be found in the museum, as well as the altar on which warriors and their weapons were depicted.. The temple was built on pillars.. <9> <9> <994/2107317> <994/2107318> <994/2107319> <994/2107282> <9> <9> <1011> Memmius Memorial «I» in Ephesus <9> <9 > The Memmius family «actually the second generation of the tyrant Sulla» was built in the 1st century AD. One finds them opposite the round memorial of Nike, the winged messenger of the gods.. <9> <9> <994/2107283> <994/2107284> <994/2107320> <994/2107321> <994/2107285> <994/2107322> <9> <9> <1012> Heracles Gate «J» in Ephesus in Ephesus <9> <9> with Herakles relief was built in the 4th century AD, however, the reliefs themselves are dated to about 2nd century AD <9 > The gate had a controlling function: thus one supervised the general people coming to the higher social strata.. <9> <9> <994/2107323> <9> <9> <1013> Traian Fountain «L» in Ephesos <9> <9> The original 12m high fountain, in the name of Emperor Traian im Built in the 2nd century, it was reconstructed in smaller format here to give an impression.. The pool was surrounded by 2-row columns.. <9> Columns and statues can be found today z.. T. in Ephesus, z.. T. in the British Museum.. <9> <9> <994/2107324> <994/2107325> <9> <9> <1014> Kureten Street «K» in Ephesos <9> <9> Kuretes were called priests in Roman times. who held both administrative and religious offices, as well as the Artemis nuns.. They were also responsible for the constant burning of the sacred fire in the Municipal Palace.. At the Kuretenstrasse there were columns in which the names of such priests were carved, from where the street derives its name.. Under the street was a drainage channel.. <9> <9> <994/2107326> <994/2107286> <994/2107327> <994/2107328> <994/2107329> <9> <9> <1015> The Mazäus Mithridates Tor «O» in Ephesus <9> <9> is located on the right in front of the Celsus Library and represents the monumental entrance to the Agora. It dates back to the 4th century BC.. It was built by 2 slaves freed by Emperor Augustus.. <9> <9> <994/2107287> <994/2107288> <994/2107330> <994/2107331> <9> <9> <1016> The Celsus Library «P» in Ephesus <9> < 9> A showpiece of ancient architecture and a hoard of 12,000 books in roll form!. Tiberius Julius Celsus was a Roman consul.. When he died, he was buried at the entrance of the Agora.. His son Tiberius Julius Aquila, in turn, built the library above the burial chamber as a memorial to his father.. However, he could not complete the construction due to illness, but decreed its completion.. So the library was completed in the year 125 AD by the grandson of the consul.. <9> The Goths ravaged and plundered the place in 265 AD. The construction, as we can admire it today, is thanks to the reconstruction and restoration of 1970-78.. <9> In the square in front of the library, the auditorium, philosophers met for an exchange of ideas.. In the niches behind the pillared facade, there are female statues that praise the wisdom, virtue, and science of Celsus.. In a vaulted chamber under the central niche you will find the marble sarcophagus of the namesake.. <9> <9> <994/2107289> <994/2107332> <994/2107288> <994/2107290> <994/2107291> <994/2107333> <994/2107334> <994/2107335> <994/2107292 > <9> <9> <1017> The brothel «N» at Ephesos <9> <9> has its own signpost that still exists today: at the beginning of the marble street you will find a footprint and a tablet with a single sentence : ´Follow me!´ <9> The brothel itself faces the Celsus Library and was housed in a 4th-century colonnaded house.. Mosaic-themed rooms were arranged around a courtyard, although it is assumed that these rooms served the hospitality.. The girls´ rooms are probably on the first floor.. <9> <9> <994/2107336> <9> <9> <1018> Hadrian´s Temple «M» in Ephesos <9> <9> In front of the entrance to Hadrian´s Temple is one of 4 Corinthian capitals Pillars carried bow.. In its center you can see the fortune goddess Fortuna.. Above the entrance itself to see in the semicircle, the Medusa.. On both sides there are representations of the founding legend of Ephesus.. <9> The temple was built in the 2nd century AD in honor of the Roman Emperor Hadrian.. Opposite is a mausoleum where Roman emperors «Valentinianus I, Valens, Gratianus» are buried.. Here you will also find tablets with instructions on the construction of city walls, as well as celebrations in Latin and Greek.. <9> <9> <994/2107337> <994/2107338> <994/2107339> <994/2107340> <994/2107341> <9> <9> <1019> The Marble Road «Q» in Ephesus <9> <9> starts at the Corressos Gate in front of the theater and leads to the Celsus Library.. It had covered pedestrian paths on both sides and was used by cars.. It was built in the Hellenistic era, as the name implies, marble.. Below her is a large sewer.. <9> <9> <994/2107342> <994/2107343> <994/2107293> <9> <9> <1020> The Agora «R» in Ephesos <9> <9> was the mercantile heart the city, the marketplace.. In its capacity as a port city, Ephesus was the trading center for goods from Central Anatolia and distant countries.. Ships and trading caravans delivered every imaginable commodity and promoted the prosperity of the city.. <9> The Agora is a square courtyard with covered pedestrian walkways and shops behind it.. Over the harbor road the connection to the harbor was given.. <9> <9> <994/2107344> <994/2107345> <994/2107346> <994/2107347> <994/2107348> <994/2107294> <9> <9> <1021> The Hafenstrasse «Arkadiane» «T» in Ephesus <9> <9> is also covered with marble on its length of 530m and width of 11m.. It hides a large sewer that led to the sea and is lined with columns.. It served as a boulevard for many receiving ceremonies of emperors and kings and was at the same time lively commercial street.. <9> Under Emperor Arcadius, the Hellenistic-era street was renovated «395-408 AD», hence the name Arkadiane.. <9> <9> <994/2107349> <994/2107295> <994/2107350> <994/2107351> <994/2107352> <994/2107296> <9> <9> <1022> The Big One Theater «S» in Ephesos <9> <9> The construction of this huge complex, which provided space for 24,500 people after the construction work was completed, was in the Hellenistic era.. The expansion began under Emperor Claudius, 41-54 AD, the completion of the construction work was in the time of Emperor Traianus´98 - 117 AD. <9> The three-storey stage house is 18 m high and divided into three parts.. At the moment, renovations are still taking place, but the theater can still be used to cultural ideas such as.. B. concerts are used.. The acoustics are unique! <9> The semicircular Orchestra has rain gutters where the water could drain.. It is surrounded by high walls that protect the public from wild animal fighting.. <9> <9> <994/2107353> <994/2107354> <994/2107355> <994/2107356> <994/2107357> <994/2107358> <994/2107297> <994/2107298> <994/2107299 > <994/2107300> <9> <9> <1023> The Ephesus Stadium «U» <9> <9> The original Hellenistic stadium between Ephesus and Seliuk was under construction by Emperor Nero.. We can see this form today.. The stadium has the mass 230mx30m and served chariot races, gladiator fights and sporting events.. The seats were at the foot of Mount Panayr.. <9> <9> <994/2107359> <994/2107360> <9> <9> <1024> Parking 2 <9> <9> Parking lot 2 is located below the complex and most of the time you come to this parking lot Again, because most travel companies and taxis drop off their guests in parking lot 1 and then pick up at this car park again.. <9> For people who like to hike up, so uphill, it makes sense of course to make the whole vice versa, so let settle here and arrange the pickup at the upper parking lot.. <9> <9> <9> <1025> Parking <9> <9> The parking lot 1 is on top of the grounds and has the advantage that, if you start from here, it runs downhill, which for the most convenient.. Therefore, usually hold the travel companies BEZW.. the taxis in this parking lot and then pick up their guests in the parking lot 2 again.. <9> <9> <9> <9> <1026> Ephesus <9> <9> is the must-see for every Turkish visitor.. One finds here probably the best preserved overall complex of an ancient city.. Even today, the huge buildings impress, ´modern´ achievements such.. As underfloor heating and toilets, which were already taken for granted at the beginning of the Christian era, as 3/4 of the rest of the world this still used the forests.. ,. ,. It had a perfect water supply, high sanitary standards and, for the spiritual welfare, a library with 12,000 books in roll form.. <9> If you walk through Ephesus today, the art of the builders is another brilliant achievement. A gentle breeze blows through the streets, making the Mediterranean heat bearable.. <9> First information about Ephesus dating from the 7th century BC. After a varied history, Persian, from 454 BC onwards.. Hellenistic, 189 BC. Belonging to the kingdom of Pergamon, Ephesus counted from 133 BC.. To the Roman Empire.. Originally a thriving seaport, Ephesus was increasingly stunted by the alluvial plains of the Kaystros River and the associated silting up of the port and eventually became unusable for maritime trade.. The decline was progressing more rapidly, and when Ephesus was conquered by the Seljuk Turks in 1090 AD, it was barely the size of an insignificant small town.. <9> In the 14th century AD, the city once again enjoyed a short flowering period, after which it was completely abandoned, also in the 14th century.. <9> For more detailed information, please refer to the relevant literature.. <9> <9> <1027> The Way to Ephesos <9> <9> There are several options: the best starting point is Kusadasi.. At each corner of the street you can book a trip to the famous site: there are bus rides with guide, but these usually include a «unnecessary» lunch and should therefore be quite expensive.. It is cheaper, you rent a taxi, the standard price, which is of course still to negotiate, is 50, - DM. For this you are driven to Ephesus, the driver waits 2 hours and you will be returned.. Even cheaper is the Dolmus, cost summer 97 about 3, - DM. <9> However, keep the Dolmus at the large parking lot below the city, you have to run the rest, or who this is too cumbersome «or hot», you just take a taxi for the small path.. Inside the site, you walk down the hill again and meet the big parking lot again.. Visits from May onwards, you should definitely bring plenty of water, sunscreen and hats! <9> The minimum, where you can visit the most impressive buildings, is u.. E. at 2 hours.. Archaeologically and historically interested people can easily spend a day here and once you are inside, you can not buy water anymore, so think about it beforehand! <9> <9> <994/2107361> <994/2107362> <994/2107363> < 9> <9> <1028> Impressions from Ephesos <9> <9> <994/2107364> <994/2107301> <994/2107302> <9> 2106348 - Motorhome place 35920 Selçuk Turkey Pay for use site 3 Euro open Januar until Dezember Motorhome place 35920 Selçuk Turkey Pay for use site 3 Euro open Januar until Dezember Motorhome place 35920 Selçuk Turkey without charge open Januar until Dezember Motorhome place 35920 Selçuk Turkey Pay for use site 2 until 3 Euro open Januar until Dezember Motorhome place Antique lodge caravan camp 35920 Selçuk Turkey Pay for use site 24 Euro open 1.Januar until 31.Dezember Selected parking spaces \| Parking suitable for campers over 8 m Parkplatz Efes Harabeleri türkei 35920 Selçuk Efes Harabeleri In the back part of the large parking lot of Ephesus, the ancient excavation, campers can also stand view of the ancient theater! The square is locked at night, but a Jandarma guard is on guard. Directions: On the left edge of the large car park. \| Parking suitable for campers over 5 m Parkplatz St. Jean Caddesi 13 A türkei 35920 Selçuk St. Jean Caddesi 13 A Car park to visit St. John and Castle, with great views of Selcuk and the mountains. Directions: From the main road follow the signs to St. John up the steep road. Selected sights \| excavation Ephesus türkei 35920 Efes Efes Harabeleri is THE must for every visitor to Turkey. Here you will find what is probably the best-preserved overall structure of an ancient city. Even today, the mighty buildings impress, ´modern´ achievements su. . . FURTHER . . . \| excavation Tempel der Artemis Türkei 35920 Selçuk Artemis Tapinagi The temple was dedicated to the most important goddess of the Ephesians, Artemis, and is one of the seven wonders of the world. Only a few foundation pieces and a pillar have survived. \| Excavation Ephesos-Museum Selçuk Türkei 35920 Selçuk Ugur Mumcu Sevgi Yolu \| Museum General Virgin Mary (Meryem Ana) Türkei 35920 Acarlar Meryem Ana yolu \| TECHNOLOGY Outdoor Steam Engine Train Museum Türkei Çaml³#305\| Izmir-Aydin yolu \| City Park Ş Türkei 35920 Selçuk Ş motorhome places Selcuk in these books General Pois \| Adaland Aquapark \| sea Gebekirse Gölü \| sea Cakal Gölü \| Ephesus ts¼rkei 35920 Sels§uk Country and towns in the vicinity