Ayasuluk Castle

Ayasuluk Castle crowns the hill above Selçuk, a site settled since the Neolithic. Its crenellated walls and towers were raised by the Byzantines and rebuilt under the Aydınids and Ottomans; inside the partly restored circuit are cisterns, a small mosque and the remains of a bath and palace. It is reached through the Basilica of St. John on the same ticket.

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Basilica of St. John

historic site

İsa Bey Mosque

religious building

Ephesus Archaeological Museum

museum

Temple of Artemis

historic site

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