Best places: Historical landmarks in Konak, Turkey

Landmark archaeological site with monumental ruins of Roman & Greek temples, a theater & library.

Vast amphitheater from the 3rd century BC, with marble columns & the remains of an ancient stage.

Ruins from 2nd-century Roman library & symbol of Ephesus, noted for its columned, 2-story facade.

👍👍 It was beautiful!!!! A must see. i went on a cold day just after a rain (between rains). It is on a hill so far up above the town that the temperature changes. So i suggest dressing warm or taking some extra layers with you. I went in April and wore a down coat, scarf & warm hat. You can drive...

Eatery offering hearty beef cuts, seafood dishes & other meat plates in a low-key space.

State-of-the-art chain cinema for blockbusters in 2-D or 3-D format, plus family and student deals.

👍 Visited in Jan 22 on a Sunday afternoon. Free entry with museum cards. Information boards are in Turkish and English. Allow 90 minutes. Impressive synagogue with beautiful mosaics. The glass floor over one of thr mosaics is impressive. Quite a lot of refurbishment has gone on, but without it the...

Constructed by Justinian I, this basilica was built due to St John's historic link to Ephesus.

👍👍 As a visitor to Turkey I was in awe of all the locations and beauty. These ruins are placed atop an decent size hill so wear good shoes. The short hike up is well worth the view. Athenas sanctuary still has pillars close to 50 feet tall! A must see if you visit. For those in Turkey I would take the...

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Charming historical tower offering sweeping ocean views, a cafe & a viewing platform.

Ottoman-era inn built by renowned planner Hacı Beşir Ağa in 1745, now housing shops & hotel rooms.

Venerable Ottoman castle, circa 1508, with sweeping sea views, a small museum & special events.

👍👍 Nice place to visit while in Izmir Turkey

👍 If you pass the legendary Celcus Library into direction of Hadrianus Temple and keep walking your see the Hercules Gate. Actually it is not remained to show the form of ancient era, but you can imagine how people were passing passthrou it in those old times

👍 The entrance fee is 50TL, including admission to the local small museum. Parking - free of charge. The city has hardly been excavated and all the surviving buildings have not been restored, and these excavations are not at all equipped for easy access by the elderly, the disabled and children - kee...

👍👍 The 2 andiz trees at the head of the grave created a very beautiful image. It is one of the places where people who visit Ödemiş should stop by and pray.

👍👍 Following the opening of our museum and ruins after Korona, the first visit we made on 02.06.2020 was Selçuk (Ayasuluk) Castle, the nature regained itself, our small animal friends we met during our visit, accompanied by the enormous views and of course the most important, historical atmosphere. Es...