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Showing 9 attractions in Ephesus tagged nature, history
Clear AllIsa Bey Mosque
Elegant 14th-century Seljuk mosque with ornate marble courtyard and Corinthian column spolia reused from ancient Ephesus.
Dilek Peninsula National Park
Pristine coastal park with secluded beaches, hiking trails through pine forests, and rare wildlife including wild horses.
Kusadasi Ladies Beach
Popular golden sand beach on the Aegean coast near Ephesus with calm turquoise waters, beach clubs, and waterfront restaurants.
Ephesus Museum Selcuk
Compact museum displaying stunning artefacts excavated from Ephesus including the ivory frieze, Artemis statues, and Roman coins.
Basilica of St. John
6th-century Justinian basilica on Ayasuluk Hill believed to be built over the tomb of the Apostle John, with sweeping valley views.
Temple of Artemis Remains
Ruins of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World — a single restored column marks where the colossal temple once stood.
Sirince Village
Charming hillside Greek village near Ephesus known for fruit wines, stone houses, and panoramic Aegean valley views.
House of the Virgin Mary
Sacred hilltop stone house traditionally held to be the final home of the Virgin Mary, a major Christian pilgrimage site.
Ephesus Ancient City
Major Greco-Roman archaeological site featuring the Library of Celsus, Great Theatre, and the Temple of Artemis site.