The single re-erected column of the Temple of Artemis beside a pond among the ruins, with the İsa Bey Mosque and Ayasuluk Castle on the hill behind.

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Temple of Artemis

The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, counted among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, stood on the plain at the edge of today's Selçuk. The marble temple begun around 550 BC was burned in 356 BC and rebuilt, then quarried away after antiquity; today one column re-erected from fragments rises above the foundations in marshy ground.

Nearby

İsa Bey Mosque

religious building

Ephesus Archaeological Museum

museum

Basilica of St. John

historic site

Ayasuluk Castle

castle

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