Best places: Tourist attractions in Selçuk, 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.

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

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

Richly ornamented mosque complete with a minaret built in the Anatolian style.

👍 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

👍👍 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...

Tranquil, forested park with an ancient building believed to be the last home of the Virgin Mary.

👍👍 On the way to Kusadasi. Nice and worth to see. Scale models of a real village life is on.

👍👍 Really worth visiting, count 3 hours. Buy combo ticket at Ephesus entrance for the 4 places (excluded Virgin Mary Chapel). Cheaper like this than separately. Don’t take tourist bus, it will pick you up later in the morning and will stop at several carpet & jewelry shop so that you spend all your mon...

👍 Nice place for lunch and rest. Specialy for train lovers from last century.

👍👍 I was there in the afternoon where the sun was shining directly behind her head.

Remains of walls & columns at a centuries-old Christian church, part of a wider archaeological site.

Chapel at pilgrimage site said to be the former home of the Virgin Mary after the death of Jesus.

👍👍 Lovely outdoor railway museum a short train ride from Selcuk. It seems appropriate to go there and back by train. Lots of engines from various origins that have been used in Turkey so some from England, Sweden, France, the USA and Germany for example. Restaurant within the grounds looked and smelt g...

Historic site including remnants of the Temple of Artemis, a former wonder of the ancient world.

👍👍 Keçi Kalesi or Goat Castle, is situated on Alamandağ Hill, in ancient times known as Gallesion. This hill stands in the vicinity of the town Belevi near Selçuk and is clearly visible from the İzmir-Aydın highway. The name of Goat Castle is explained by legends; the ruler living in a fortress went f...

👍👍 Thank God to see this miracle