Ephesus, originally a Greek city, was later controlled by the Roman Empire. It flourished under Roman Emperor Augustus, becoming a major trade and cultural center.

The ancient city of Ephesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, welcomes visitors after sunset as part of a new 'night museum' ...

Most people come here to explore Ephesus, the well-documented ancient city in Turkey and by far the ... and Corinthian columns is a masterclass in Roman architecture, covered with botanical ...

Then under the Roman Republic, Ephesus became recognised as a “free” city and a hotspot of ancient East-West trade. It was one of the most important Mediterranean harbours used for exporting ...

The city of Ephesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site ... dates back to the reign of Roman Emperor Domitian. It includes a gymnasium and sports area. "We have uncovered the largest bath of the ...

In Ephesus, the mural paintings that adorned both public and private buildings were a testament to the city’s wealth and cultural refinement ... that transported precious materials across the Roman ...

Ephesus was one of the first Anatolian cities ... “These are the earliest mentions of gladiatorial games in the city.” These Roman-style games quickly captured people’s attention.

Ephesus was once a thriving Greek and Roman metropolis ... relief of the goddess Nike that stands as a testament to the city’s reverence for victory and triumph. A short walk from the Statue ...

Most people come here to explore Ephesus, the well-documented ancient city in Turkey and by far the busiest ... The two-storey facade with windows and Corinthian columns is a masterclass in Roman ...