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Afro-Turks

Afro-Turks are usually the children and grandchildren of those who settled in Anatolia from Africa mostly came through the slave trade or other means during various…

November 6, 2021 · Turkish Culture & Local Life · 2 min read

Roman Empire

Et tu, Brute? (You too, Brutus?) Roman Emperor Caesar Founded in the 1st century B.C. under the leadership of Augustus, the Roman Empire ruled in the…

November 4, 2021 · Ancient Cities & History · 5 min read

Nightingale Mountain

Nightingale Mountain is 12 km from Selcuk district. The importance of Nightingale Mountain in terms of archeology and religious history is that the ancient city of…

October 16, 2021 · Ephesus · 2 min read

Panayır Mountain

Panayır Mountain, which is also known as Pion Mountaion, is one of the two mountains surrounding Ephesus Ancient City. Panayır Mountain gets its name from the…

October 14, 2021 · Ephesus · 2 min read

Cruises Are Back to Kusadasi

UPDATE October 14, 2021 Today Viking Cruise made its 3rd visit to Kusadasi Cruise Port. News sources confirmed that several other cruise liners such as Norwegian,…

October 6, 2021 · Ephesus · 1 min read

Top 10 Reasons To Visit Ephesus

Ephesus is a UNESCO World Heritage Site Seeing a world heritage site is not an everyday adventure for many of us. Ephesus Ancient City and surrounding…

September 6, 2021 · Ephesus · 2 min read

Grotto of Saint Paul in Ephesus and the Fresco of Paul and Thecla

The Grotto of Saint Paul in Ephesus, also called the Cave of Saint Paul, is a small cave chapel above Ephesus Ancient City with a late 5th-century fresco of Apostle Paul, Thecla and her mother Theoclia. A licensed local guide tells its story, the life of Thecla and why the grotto is closed to visitors today.

July 11, 2021 · Biblical Turkey · 15 min read

Turkish Ice Cream

Ice cream, one of the favorite desserts of the summer months, and is equally loved in all countries of the world. However, authentic Turkish ice cream…

March 3, 2021 · Turkish Culture & Local Life · 1 min read

Rufus the Doctor from Ephesus

Rufus the doctor was an Ephesian Greek who was born during the era of Emperor Trajan. Rufus was a follower of the famous physician Hippocrates and…

December 21, 2020 · Ephesus · 1 min read

Emperor Hadrian

Emperor Hadrian, full name ”Caesar Traianus Hadrianus”, was born in 76 AD. He came from a Roman family who moved to Spain. His parents were from…

December 9, 2020 · Ancient Cities & History · 6 min read

Via Sebaste

Via Sebaste was built about 2000 years ago. The main function of “Via Sebaste”, which was built by Cornutus Agulia in the time of Augustus was…

October 23, 2020 · Ancient Cities & History · 1 min read

Roman road in Cilicia

The Roman road in Cilicia is located in Mersin city of modern Turkey. We believe Roman Province of Cappadocia was connected to the Roman Province of…

October 22, 2020 · Ancient Cities & History · 1 min read

Roman Road in Ankara

Roman Road in Ankara was discovered in 1995 during excavations in the Turkish capital city of Ankara. Greater excavations were made in 2007 and some surprising…

October 19, 2020 · Ancient Cities & History · 1 min read

Amazing Photo of Ephesus from 1895

A recent discovery of a photo taken by an Austrian traveler sparked joy in Ephesus community. An Austrian traveler visited Ephesus ruins in the year 1895.…

September 26, 2020 · Ephesus · 1 min read

Heraclitus and Ephesian School

Ephesus hosted some of the best and most well-known philosophers of ancient times such as Hipponax and Heraclitus. Also, one of the most important philosophical schools…

May 5, 2020 · Ephesus · 3 min read

Library of Celsus in Ephesus

What Makes the Library of Celsus the Icon of Ephesus? Of all the wonders left standing in Ephesus, one building stops every visitor in their tracks…

March 12, 2020 · Ephesus · 13 min read

Olive Oil in Turkey

History Olive Oil The oldest historically discovered data on olive trees dates back to about 40 thousand BC. In the archaeological studies carried out on the…

March 10, 2020 · Turkish Culture & Local Life · 15 min read

The Great Theater of Ephesus and the Riot of Acts 19

The Great Theater of Ephesus seated about 24,000 people, and in Acts 19 the silversmiths’ crowd shouted for Artemis there for two hours. Its history, the inscriptions that match the story, what you see today and the concerts, from a licensed guide in Ephesus.

March 7, 2020 · Ephesus · 13 min read

Hagia Sophia Guided Tour

History of Hagia Sophia Imagine a building that completely unites everyone from all dominant religions and sects in Anatolia. I believe the Hagia Sophia Guided Tour…

March 3, 2020 · Istanbul & Cappadocia · 2 min read