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The Ephesus ancient city in Turkey

The ancient city of Ephesus is one of the greatest archaeological sites in Turkey. At the time it was the center of culture and commerce of the Roman Empire. If you wonder about the city of Ephesus location, then it is located 3 km southwest of Selcuk town in Izmir province. So what to see in Ephesus ancient city and what the things to do in Ephesus Turkey? There are monuments like the Temple of Artemis of Ephesus (one of the 7 wonders of ancient world) and the Cave of Zeus in Ephesus. The holy place of pilgrimage for early Christians - the burial place of the Virgin Mary and the Apostle John are also located here. Here are some interesting ancient Ephesus facts. According to the history of Ephesus ancient city was founded around XVI - XI centuries BC. It was originally Ionian colony. In the VII century BC city of Ephesus was destroyed including the Temple of Artemis of Ephesus by the Cimmerian tribes that was later restored by the king of Lydia – Croesus. Later the Persian king Cyrus conquered the city of Ephesus in the middle of the VI century BC. Such violent twists and turns around the city of Ephesus eventually gave way to a peaceful and painless join into the Roman Empire. The value of the ancient city of Ephesus in Turkey today can be determined by references in the annals to frequent visits of such great Romans as Cassius, Antonius, Brutus and even Cicero. Dynasty of Augustus made the ancient city of Ephesus the capital of one of the Roman provinces - Asia. After that Ephesus began to grow and has become a bustling commercial center, the residence of the Roman rulers and became one of the five largest cities of the Roman Empire. After that ancient Ephesus was considered one of the most important cities of the Christian religion. The apostle John was conducting his sermons in Ephesus Turkey. He was buried there in the church that was named in his honor. In addition according to legends the Holy Virgin Mary has chosen Ephesus Turkey as her final resting place after the crucifixion of Christ where she lived with Apostle John who took care of her. One of the ancient Ephesus facts city is known is that it has been visited by the Apostle Paul. The third Bishop Ecumenical Council was conducted here in 431 AD. The ancient city of Ephesus today is a kind of open-air museum, alluring, mysterious, incredibly beautiful even today. Some of the most popular tourist attractions of ancient Ephesus are Temple of Hadrian, Ephesus theater, Kuretes street, the Celsius Library in Ephesus and the Odeon . One of the things to do in Ephesus ancient city is to visit the Temple of Hadrian the Emperor that is one of the most well-preserved buildings in Ephesus museum. The facade of the temple is decorated by beautiful curved arch supported by two powerful central columns. Once the entrance to the temple was adorned by four statues of great emperors - Maximian , Diocletian, Galerius and Constantius Chlorus . The surviving pedestals of these statues confirm this fact. The ensemble of buildings is located opposite to the Temple of Hadrian and is titled simply "Houses on the Hill". The richest and most powerful inhabitants of Ephesus Turkey used to live in these beautiful houses. Temple of Hadrian and the Houses on the Hill are located in a broad and beautiful Kuretes street that stretches from the ancient Ephesus library to Agora. There are the ruins of ancient houses, columns, statues, stone pedestals, capitals, friezes and the remains of shops on both sides of the street. The Kuretes Street is also notable because of the location of marble wall where all the laws of Ephesus are engraved. On the slope of a hill not far from the Kuretes Street you can see a semi-circular (with roof in the past) building - the Odeon. Scientists are still arguing about the purposes for which the Odeon was built because the architectural design of the building is such that it can be both - the small theater for 1,400 seats and the place for the Senate of the city. But city of Ephesus already has the Great Theatre for 25,000 seats for artists and

gladiator fights. Another thing to do in Ephesus Turkey is to visit the one of the most magnificent and beautiful buildings of Ephesus - the Library of Celsius and it is definitely another thing to see in Ephesus Turkey. Ephesus library is one of the richest libraries of the ancient world after the Library of Alexandria and Pergamon library so definitely it is one of most popular tourist attractions in thr city of Ephesus. It counted more than 12,000 hand-written scrolls.

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Athens & Istanbul

Day 3

Historytime, suckas.

We got up early, grabbed a light bite to eat, and got a cab to the Acropolis. Our driver, a vivacious and chatty fellow, talked the entire ride to the Acropolis, stopping only to ensure in a rather fatherly way that we got some water bottles, despite our protests that we already had some. 5/5 stars for this dude. He pointed out along the way that many cities have AN Acropolis - just a higher spot in/around the city designated as such - but the one in Athens is often referred to as THE Acropolis, as it’s pretty iconic.

We got to the top of the hill upon which the Parthenon and other historical sites sit, and found ourselves at the front of the line. A short wait later, we and what seemed like everyone in Athens behind us ascended the rest of the way up, and stood face to face with the remains of one of the more recognizable historical landmarks in the Western world.

We walked around the top of the Acropolis (Atopolis?) in the increasing heat, taking in the ancient ruins. There were originally several temples and other structures, with the focal point being the temple to Athena, the namesake of the city. We walked around the Parthenon, ancient agoras and stoas (ancient open and covered markets, respectively), including one with yet more samples of pottery ranging from 2-3000 years old.

Heading out of the Acropolis complex, we walked around Hadrian’s Arch, the ruins of a library, through the shopping center of the Placa, and to the Acropolis museum, which in addition to a fine cafe, houses yet more pottery. It also includes a wide variety of columns, statues, and pieces of buildings in different states of restoration.

Discovering we’d aptly timed our lunch to avoid a rainstorm, we retired to the AirBnB for some laundry and resting after walking almost 20,000 steps.

Day 4

Rising the next morning, we grabbed breakfast from a nearby coffee shop. Loading our bags into his car, our driver Cristos from the day we’d arrived took us to the port. There was apparently some confusion about the airport vs cruise port, but a quick decision and some acting on our part got us to the boat on time. Apparently, taxi drivers are supposed to have a different license for the cruise port, but he could drop us off if he’s just a friend. Given he’s not actually driving a taxi, we made it, and he got a hearty tip as thanks. We made it through a series of check in steps, acquired our requisite key cards after some confusion on the computer’s part, and boarded the Norwegian Jade. The ship hold around 1900 passengers and 1000 crew.

We explored the ship for a while, then made our way to the pool deck buffet, where we had lunch, and the overhead speakers announced that our staterooms were ready. Our room is one deck above the entry way, which is handy, although it made for an initially disorienting perspective out the porthole when the ship was at sea.

It was at this point we discovered somebody was going to get bunk beds. Alex, in his role as the eldest claimed the top bunk. Alex is also the heaviest, and so shortly thereafter was relegated to the bottom bunk, which only resulted in a few inadvertent head bonks when he tried to turn over. We continued to explored the ship, finding the library where the girls acquired a few books, and a game room, where Alex narrowly claimed victory at Clue.

We retired after dinner and an art gallery bit with free champagne.

Day 5

We awoke around 6:15am to find ourselves in Kusadasi, Turkey. A port city hosting many vacation homes, it is also adjacent to the ancient city of Ephesus. Most of the city where Cleopatra and Marc Antony honeymooned is gone, but much remains in ruins and yet-to-be excavated areas.

We ate a light breakfast and boarded a bus with 10 or so other folks for our first cruise excursion. The 20 minute ride passed quickly, while our guide told us a variety of information about the area.

We disembarked the bus, and started through the ruins of an agora, several streets, and eventually to what had been the main road from the port to the center of town until an earthquake changed the coastline. Excavation continues among ancient houses, which contain incredible tile mosaics and some remaining paintwork, thousands of years later. Several of these houses are located under a protective building to facilitate the excavation, several stories high inside. We exited this building ahead of the Library, third in size after Alexandria and Cairo.

The ruins behind us, we retuned to our tour bus, which promptly deposited us near the port for a short demonstration on rug making that included a sampling of both Turkish coffee and Raki, a liquor which starts clear and clouds delightfully when cold water is poured in. The salesmen tried mightily to bargain us into buying a rug, but we left and acquired some small pottery items from one of the many shops lining the tourist areas. They all basically sell the same wares at similar prices - much like what we saw in the Placa area of Athens.

Returned to the boat, Allie decided a nap was in order, while Alex & Lauren decided to try a one-two combo of hot tub then cold pool. After we had all showered, we tried our hand at trivia, where we failed spectacularly. We enjoyed a fine dinner aft, then hurried down to an acrobatic show, where a truly phenomenal duo flew through the air in an astounding array of contortions.

Exhausted, we decided to skip the dance party on the pool deck, and retired to prepare for Istanbul.

Cheers, A&A

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BUYING POINT DESTINATION TIME Kilometer

Bodrum Airport   Bjv Dalyan 2 hours 16 minutes 157 km

Izmir Airport        adb Dalyan 3 hours 44 minutes 271 km

Antalya Airport ayt Dalyan 3 hours 49 minutes 262 km

Dalaman Airport dlm Dalyan 34 minutes 29,6 km

Denizli Airport dnz Dalyan 3 hours 42 minutes 2 31 km

Denizli Pamukkale Dalyan 3 hours 6 minutes 2 01 km

Mugla Marmaris Dalyan 1 hour 12 minutes 83 km

Mugla Datca Dalyan 2 hours 19 minutes 153 km

Mugla Fethiye Dalyan 1 hour 2 minutes 60,3 km

Aydin Kusadasi Dalyan 3 hours 2 9 minutes 239 km

Didim- Altinkum Akbuk Dalyan 3 hours 8 minutes 218 km

Selcuk Ephesus Ancient City Dalyan 3 hours 23 minutes 244 km

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Is Kusadasi a family friendly resort?

Absolutely – it is one of the best and not just on the Aegean coast of Turkey but throughout Turkey as a whole. There is something for everyone here, children, parents and grandparents it quite simply ticks all boxes and here is why:

1 – Regular international flights arrive into Izmir (Adnan Menderes Airport) it is the closest airport to Kusadasi, plus it is less than a 4 hour flight from the UK. You don’t have to worry about flying long haul and very appealing to tourists is that Kusadasi is only 80km (50 miles) from the airport to its centre taking less than an hour transfer. To reach your holiday destination is via shuttle transfer, private car hire, taxi or bus all made very easy which you can pre book online if you wish. The travel time appeals to families with small children.

2 – This western coastline isn’t humid; yes it enjoys 300 days of sunshine and trust me in the summer months it can get hot. However, there is a mild breeze which makes sunbathing or sightseeing a joy. This in turn makes it pleasant for the younger members of the family whether they are building sandcastles or running around and as we all know happy tots makes happy mummies and daddies.

3 – Kusadasi provides plenty of entertainment, for everyone to be honest, but especially so for little ones and teenagers and sometimes it’s difficult to find somewhere that caters for the whole family. One of the great things about holidays in Kusadasi is it appeals across the board with its diverse range of attractions.

4 – If you and your family love the beach then Kusadasi is for you, there are numerous gorgeous beaches with the most popular being Ladies Beach. This stretch of coast is most famous for its glorious clean beaches and golden sand perfect for the youngsters and there is a smattering of beach clubs too.

5 – There are three Water Parks, close to the centre of Kusadasi. One of the parks has Dolphin Shows; it’s a great day out for the children who will love the thrill of the water slides. Fun fairs are found along the promenade and cater for children of all ages.

6 – Daily boat tours around the bays or a trip to one of the Greek Islands, there are daily ferries to beautiful Samos and the ferry only takes 75 minutes.

7 – Sightseeing is a must on any holiday, for a relaxed day out head to the Dilek Peninsula (National Park) it’s a natural beauty spot also called the Milli Park. Pigeon Island (Guvercin Adasi) which is connected to mainland Kusadasi by a causeway, this picturesque setting includes a beautiful flower garden which surrounds the castle. Ephesus and its historic ruins plus the wonderful monuments of the Roman Imperial period include the Library of Celsus and the Great Theatre. One of the Seven Wonders of the World is the Temple of Artemis.

8 – Getting around locally is easy, the local bus service is called a Dolmus and they stop anywhere for you. This is a very inexpensive way of either getting around your own resort or visiting others and for very little money the whole family can travel anywhere without any fuss. There is of course the local taxi service also which is still affordable.

9 – Even children who struggle with food can’t go wrong here, Turkey is famous for their love of children and they will go out of their way to ensure the little ones enjoy their food. Local dishes are on offer which will appeal to mum and dad and chips, burgers, pizza even beans on toast will keep the children happy.

10 – Nightlife is varied and there are plenty of themed nights which children can join in. Discos allow children in until around 11pm then its time for the grown ups to let their hair down; upbeat restaurants offer live music or choose a restaurant at the marina which is cosy and relaxing. Is Kusadasi a family friendly resort? If you combine frequent flights, picturesque beaches, beach clubs, abundant sunshine, cultural and historical sites and an excellent value for money holiday, Kusadasi really is the place to be. You may even love it so much you decide to invest in your own Kusadasi property as plenty of holiday tourists do and return year after year to this friendly Turkish resort. As your family grows Kusadasi will grow with you!

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SUPERIOR CUSTOMER SERVICE: TURKEY SHOULD HOPE IT WERE THE SOLE ADMISSION STANDARD TO THE EUROPEAN UNION

Editor’s note: A couple of summers ago my wife and I had occasion to spend a week in Istanbul, Turkey. The city is clean, bustling, and thriving. Construction cranes can be seen on the horizon in every direction. And there is more to come. Mega projects underway include the world’s largest airport; a canal linking the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara, thus allowing maritime traffic to bypass the narrow Bosporus straits, and a tunnel underneath the seabed of the Bosporus to speed vehicular traffic along the ultra-congested Istanbul streets. Magnificent edifices such as Hagia Sophia, formerly an Orthodox Christian cathedral and now a museum, the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and Dolmabahce Palace stand in stark but beautiful contrast to the glass and steel of the nearby skyscrapers.

Turkey has borrowed heavily from external lenders (external debt is over 50% of GDP), guaranteed private loans, rolled out tax cuts, and offered other incentives to fuel its growth. Still, unemployment is over 10%, inflation is at 15%, and the Turkish lira is at an all-time low against the dollar. It remains to be seen if Turkey can maintain its current rate of growth without further mortgaging its future.

We have traveled widely in the last forty years and we can’t remember a more pleasant experience. Every sector of the service economy with which we came in contact – taxi drivers, hotel workers, shop owners, restaurant workers, and others – was represented by individuals who behaved with cheeriness, politeness and grace.  Everyone who served us seemed all too willing to help and went beyond the call of duty to do so. The staff at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, a property perched perfectly overlooking the Bosporus waterway delivered excellent service almost to a fault: at times service bordered on being unctuous.

No image can better capture this overzealousness than the sight of a beauty salon customer with three barbers hovering over him at the same time: one cutting his hair, the second trimming his beard, and the third brushing his mustache! But in a world experiencing a service meltdown that is a preferred alternative.

On a return visit to Turkey’s Western Aegean resort city of Kusadasi, we took in the Hellenic ruins of the third century B.C. theater at Ephesus, the temple of the goddess Artemis, the house of the Virgin Mary, and the second century Roman library of Celsus where presumably 12,000 scrolls were kept. Again, service was unimpeachable across the board.

The only blemish on this otherwise pristine service experience was dished out by Passport Control Officers at the airport who clearly were lazy, indifferent, and at times hostile.

TURKEY HAS MUCH WORK TO DO ON THE SOCIAL FRONT

Turkey applied to become a member of the European Union in 1987 and since that time the nation has had a difficult time convincing the Union that its values of democracy, human rights, and freedom of speech are commensurate with its European counterparts. Examples abound. According to the Press Freedom Index, Turkey occupies the 157th place – out of 180 – on the list of countries ranked by journalistic freedom. Speaking against Islam, in this the most secular of the Muslim nations, can get you in hot water as the world-renowned pianist Fasil Say found out. Mr. Say, who has performed in the United States, was jailed and then given a suspended sentence for his remarks which presumably offended Islam.

Nobel Laureate in Literature Orhan Pamuk, who now teaches at Columbia University, was tried and found guilty of making statements against the nation and its role in the Armenian Genocide of 1915 which Turkey still disavows and which snuffed out the lives of over one million innocents. Others, have been shot dead for the same offense. At another point, students showing their opposition to an urban development plan at Taksim Square provoked the government’s heavy hand in evicting the protesters. To this day, Taksim Square is guarded by strapping, young military men armed with automatic rifles. More recently, President Erdogan’s grip on power nearly slipped away in the face of a failed coup d’état which left hundreds of dead, and tens of thousands under arrest including many Western nationals. Media outlets antagonistic to the government were summarily shut down as well. Turkey, unfortunately, bears witness to a string of military coups in its not too distant past.

THE GREEKS ARE NO MORE

The Greeks, who founded the golden city of Constantinople – modern-day Istanbul – more than two thousand years ago, lived under the shadow of the sword of the Ottoman Turks – as did all of the Middle East and the Balkans to the gates of Vienna – for nearly four-hundred years. The Ottoman occupation, despite recent revisionist accounts, was savage. Greek farmers toiled endlessly in this most barren of lands to pay a “head tax” – field workers literally risked losing their heads through decapitation if unable to pay the extortionate taxes demanded by their masters. In Epirus, north western Greece, the Sultan’s governor in the region, Ali Pasha, became legendary for his rapine, murderous, and sadistic reign for over thirty years ending in 1822. Further humiliation was endured by the population who witnessed their daughters carted off to harems and their boys kidnapped to fight as mercenaries – janissaries – for the Sultan. No revisionist history can change those facts.

Today, the Greeks scarcely amount to more than fifteen hundred souls in a metropolis of nearly twenty million – so corrosive do they find the environment to their way of life. What remains of the Greek community is ghettoized in the Istanbul quarter of Fener, the site of St. George’s Cathedral where in 1821 the Patriarch Gregory V was hanged – along with many other Greek civilian and church administrators – as ordered by Sultan Mahmud II on Easter Sunday and whose body was left to rot for days.

Turkey’s aggression against the Greeks currently takes the form of frequent violations of Greek airspace by Turkish fighter aircraft, and an intensified naval presence stretching from the Greek island of Rhodes – fewer than twenty miles distant from Turkey as the crow flies – to the island nation of Cyprus.

Turkish naval aggression has indeed grown bolder. Recent events witnessed a Turkish cargo vessel nudging a Greek Coast Guard cutter off the island of Lesvos while on NATO maneuvers. And, off the Imia islets in the Eastern Aegean – islets which Turkey claims as their own – a Turkish patrol boat rammed the stern of an anchored Greek Coast Guard vessel. How NATO allows Turkey to visit this kind of aggression on an ally doesn’t say much for the “peacekeeping” organization. But we have seen this movie before. Turkey invaded and occupied about one-third of Cyprus in 1974 and NATO proved powerless to stop it. More recently, of course, NATO stood by while Russia annexed the Crimean Peninsula although the argument can be made that at the time Ukraine was not a NATO member.

Erdogan’s démarche in the eastern Aegean is clearly meant to intimidate its neighbors on two counts: For one, Turkey has territorial ambitions that include not only Greek islands in the Eastern Mediterranean but obviously also Cyprus. The leader of the Turkish nationalist party (MHP), Devlet Bahceli, is clear when he says that “… Cyprus is Turkish. It’s a Turkish homeland and it will remain Turkish. The will for the Aegean to again become a grave for Greek aspiration is still alive.” Mr. Bahceli’s churlish remark is an obvious reference to the savagery that was unleashed on the Greek community in the Eastern Aegean city of Smyrna, in Asia Minor, in 1922 when Turkish troops razed the historically Greek city to the ground.

For another, in the light of recently discovered hydrocarbon deposits in the area Turkey has stated that it is ready to begin gas exploration. Turkish Foreign Minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, warns that not even a bird will be allowed to fly over the Aegean without Turkey’s permission. Indeed, Turkish seismic research vessels now operating within Cyprus’ territorial waters have practically encircled the island. The Trump administration should take serious note as these are contested waters and there are American oil companies participating in exploration activities.

Against this backdrop and history, it is a paradox – if not a wonder – that some of the best customer service one can find is found in this troubled nation.  If the only price of admission to the European Union were superior customer service Turkey would be a shoe-in.

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Ephesus Archaeological Museum

Ephesus is a very old city in Turkey’s Central Aegean region, near modern-day Selçuk. Its dug up remains ponder centuries of history, from classical Greece to the Roman Empire – when it was the Mediterranean’s main trade center – to the spread of Christianity. Asphalted streets wind past squares, baths and monumental ruins. The Temple of Hadrian was constructed before 138 A.D. for the king Hadrian’s visit.

What is Ephesus famous for?

The ancient Greek city was known for its

Temple of Artemis

(near present-day Selçuk) which was acknowledged as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

Is Ephesus worth visiting?

If you have the time to visit then do visit as it’s well worth travelling to. Ephesus is both charming and amazing and also quite beautiful. The site is very huge and to tour it takes lot of time to get around. We advise you to get a tour guide, but research first to ensure you have a good one.

What country is Ephesus?

TurkeyEphesus was built on a river bend, that was with time cruised into a full harbor near the mount of the Cayster River, on the western coast of Asia Minor (modern Turkey). Beside the coastal plain among Smyrna to the north and Miletus to the south, the site is nearly six miles from the Aegean Sea.

How much is the entrance fee to Ephesus?

Revised entry ticket costs (Admission fees) for Ephesus and nearby sites are as follows: Ephesus: 12 euro per person (72 Turkish Lira) House of Mary: 6 Euro per person (35 Turkish Lira) Temple of Artemis: Free of Charge.

What is there to explore in Ephesus in one day?

Find out more things to see and do with our list of the top attractions in Selçuk and Ephesus

Ephesus.

Ephesus Museum.

Basilica of St. John.

Temple of Artemis.

Meryemana.

Ayasuluk Fortress.

Isa Bey Mosque (Isa Bey Camii)

Roman Aqueduct.

Where are the churches in Revelation?

Description. As per the disclosure 1:11, on the Greek island of Patmos, Jesus Christ instructs John of Patmos to: "Write on a scroll what you see and send it to the seven churches which are Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea."

Is Ephesus a city today?

Ephesus used to be a famous business trade centre of the ancient world, a religious centre of the early Christianity and today, Ephesus is an important tourism centre in Turkey. Ephesus is now in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The old yet famous city of Ephesus is based in Selcuk, a small town 30km away from Kusadasi.

What continent is Ephesus Turkey in?

Asia

Ephesus Archaeological Museum/ContinentEphesus was an aged old well-constructed Greek city, and later a major Roman city, on the west coast of Asia Minor, near present-day Selçuk, Izmir Province, Turkey.

How far is it from Istanbul to Ephesus?

The distance from Istanbul to Ephesus is 369 km. The road distance is 553.4 km.

Which airport is closest to Ephesus?

Izmir is the closest airport to Ephesus and in 1 hour planes can cover this distance from Istanbul.

Where should I stay when visiting Ephesus?

Where to stay for visiting Ephesus

Selcuk. Selcuk is one of the unattractive port of entry town to Ephesus.

Sirince. A town based on top of the hills and is close to Selcuk, this is a famous day-trippers destination as part of their Ephesus tour.

Cesme Peninsula. It is situated at west of Izmir airport and can be travelled in 30 minutes. There lays the Cesme Peninsula, known for for being the wind surfing capital of Turkey.

How far is Ephesus from Izmir airport?

The distance from Izmir Airport (ADB) and Ephesus is 43 km. The road distance is just 65.8 km.

How do I get to Ephesus?

If you like to travel to Ephesus by your own from Selcuk you can hire a taxi to go to Ephesus or you can walk from town centre to Ephesus in 30 minutes. There are no train transportation from Istanbul and Selcuk but there are intercity buses which are very comfortable and frequent but it takes almost 10 hours.

What should I wear to Ephesus?

We advise you to wear clothes which are comfortable and even comfortable walking shoes as you would need to walk a lot while touring the city. Avoid heavy bags, high heels, tight clothing. Also, do carry a bottle of water, a hat, sun cream and umbrella for rainy or sunny days especially if you are visiting in summer as it gets very hot and it is hard to find a shade in Ephesus.

For winters, wrap yourself up in warm jackets, hoodies, sweaters or shawls. At night, the weather is chilly and hence you need to protect yourself from getting sick. For visiting to any religious monuments, avoid short skirts or revealing cloths.  Though there is no restriction but there is no harm in following precautions.

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POINT BUY DESTINATION TIME Miles

MLA Bodrum Airport Fethiye 2 hours 51 minutes 199 km

Izmir airport ADB Fethiye 4 hours and 15 minutes 313 km

Antalya airport ayt Fethiye 2 hours 57 minutes 204 km

Dalaman airport dlm Fethiye 47 minutes 44.7 km

Dnz Denizli airport Fethiye 3 hours 4 minutes 215 km

Denizli Pamukkale Fethiye 2 hours 59 minutes 196 km

Mugla Marmaris Fethiye 1 hour 50 minutes 125 km

Datca Mugla Fethiye 2 hours 52 minutes 194 km

Mugla Fethiye Fethiye 0 hours 0 minutes 0 km

Kusadasi, Aydin Fethiye 4 hours and 0 minutes 280 km

Didim - Altinkum Akbuk Fethiye 3 hours 38 minutes 256 km

The Ancient City Of Ephesus, Selcuk Fethiye 3 hours 54 minutes 286 km

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Kusadasi With Kids – Top 4 Family Friendly Activities

Kusadasi is a Turkish beach town on the Aegean Coast. It’s a popular tourist destination and has become a port of call for the mega cruise ships on the Mediterranean route.

Kusadasi is always a port of call on the Med cruises we take so we find ourselves there at least once or twice a year. Our kids and grandkids have been with us on many of those cruises and they always look forward to a day in Kusadasi. Here are 4 of our favorite family friendly activities in Kusadasi.

Kusadasi serves as one of the gateway towns to the ancient city of Ephesus which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Ephesus is a city that dates back over 2000 years. It played important roles in ancient Greek and Roman times. It was the trade center of the ancient world, and a religious center in the early days of Christianity. Yes it was here that Apostle Paul preached to the Ephesians.

It’s a great time to teach kids a bit of ancient history. It really brings the ancient world to life for them. They all get a kick out of the ancient bathrooms, trust me! (Even the big kids, like my son and son-in-law, get a kick out of the ancient toilets!)

Other important building and statues include the Odeon, the Hercules Gate, the Terrace Houses, the iconic Celsus Library, and the Stadium. Believe me there are many more sites than these.

The site is located about 30 Km. and is easily accessible by taxi, minibus, or you can book a tour.

There are other archaeological sites around the area and can be combined with a visit to Ephesus. You can visit: the Temple of Artemis, it is one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world, sadly today there’s little left of the site, but admission is free and kids don’t mind scampering around the site; the House of the Virgin Mary, the small dwelling where some believe she spent the final years of her life, admission 20 TL, about $5; Basilica of St. John is built over the supposed tomb of the apostle, admission 10 TL, about $2.50.

The Ephesus Archaeological Museum is a good place to visit after a trip thru the ancient city of Ephesus. The museum is in Selçuk, not far from Ephesus. It houses many artifacts found during the excavation of the site. Most notably the statue of Artemis from the temple of the goddess in Ephesus.

There are 3 water parks in Kusadasi. Adaland was voted one of the best in Europe. We spent a day there last summer and the kids had a great time. There are activities for all ages. Jett loved the splash zone and the older kids, and adults loved the water slides.

There are also wandering photographers in the park that love to take photos of you and the kids. You don’t have to buy any of the photos, you can view them at the photo kiosk and buy prints or a thumb drive with all the photos. That was the best buy and we ended up buying one.

The park also has snack bars and restaurants that serve everything from pizza and fries to Turkish kebobs. They’re reasonably priced and the meals are actually pretty good.

If you still have time to spare try out one of the beaches. Hire a taxi or ride a public mini bus from the town center to one of the area beaches. The water is warm and the beaches are nice. Two popular beaches are Ladies Beach and Long Beach, both are organized and have sun loungers and umbrellas for rent and have cafes and restaurants. Kids always love the beach!

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It begins you from the middle of the square and goes to the tunnel from which you'll take the world's second oldest underground railway to go to Karaköy. There are numerous extra things to say about Taksim Sq. but if you want to discover every nook of it it's possible you'll look for Istanbul real estate on the market.

The opposite well-known sq. is the Sultanahmet Sq. or you might know it because the Hippodrome of Constantinople. During Roman and Byzantine Empire, Sultanahmet Square was the sporting and social center of Istanbul. Musical performances, acrobatics, horse races and social gatherings have been organized within the Hippodrome of Constantinople. During Ottoman Empire, festivals, weddings and sultan's son's circumcision feast which lasts forty days and forty nights occurred in Sultanahmet Sq.. Additionally there are several obelisks on the square that you must see like Serpent Column, Obelisk of Tuthmose III and Walled Obelisk. A few of those really lasted around 3000 years.

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Considering these factors, Istanbul resulting from various financial and cultural reforms it took in the course of the formation of modern Turkey after the need of the first world battle, earned its identify as the most effective locations to live and work in. As the Turkish financial system grew, its demands for investments and businesses from exterior Eurasia grew to become more outstanding and large companies from western Europe and USA began opening its head workplaces here. The Levant district, that was deliberate out in 1947 as a part of Istanbul's motion to include enterprise sectors for the metropolis quickly turned a vast neighborhood of tall skyscrapers and residential apartments. It is now the first economic hub of Istanbul.

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Investing in real estate and properties could be a risky undertaking even for among the most skilled financial gurus. By no means knowing what lies head or what sort of a celebration you're dealing EliteHomesRealEstate with, a number of the biggest dangerous undertakings is in the actual estate sector. Given the size and preliminary investments needed, real estate can either be a boon or a bane for the investor.

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