Photo Galleries - Turkey

The Bath of Varius, near the upper gates on the east side of ancient Ephesus.

The small theater, or odeion, near the upper gates to Ephesus.

Another angle of the Bath of Varius.

Ruins adjacent to the odeion, or small theater, near the upper gates on the east side of Ephesus.

The east portion of the small theater, or odeion, near the upper gates on the east end of Ephesus.

And entryway on the west side of the Odeion (small theater) on the east side of Ephesus near the upper gates.

The Prytaneion.  It was a building dedicated to the goddess Hestia, and contained the eternal flame.

A closer shot of the standing pillars in the Prytaneion, on the eastern end of Ephesus near the upper gates.

The Memmius Monument as seen from the east side.

Some of the main pillars of Domitian Square, the first to be named for an emperor.

Some cool pillars around the Fountain of Pollio at Ephesus.

Looking down Curetes Street towards the Library of Celsus.

Another look down Curetes Street in Ephesus.

The Fountain of Trajan at Ephesus.

Another shot down Curetes Street, Ephesus as we get nearer to the library.

A beautiful mosaic along Curetes Street, Ephesus.

The Temple of Hadrian at Ephesus.

A closeup shot of the Medusa relief at the Temple of Hadrian.

The Library of Celsus and the Gate of Mazeus & Mithridates from the bottom of Curetes Street.