Ephesus Self-Guided Audio Walk: Library of Celsus, Great Theater and Curetes Street from the Upper Gate
90 minutes
About this experience
Ephesus was the capital of Roman Asia, and it never stopped rebuilding. Earthquakes and wars knocked it down, and each time its people put it back together from old columns and carvings. Then twentieth-century archaeologists did the same. This walk teaches you to see the joins. Start at the government square by the Upper Gate, pass the council house and a monument rebuilt in raw concrete on purpose, and walk down marble Curetes Street past the Fountain of Trajan and the Temple of Hadrian. Stand before the Library of Celsus, cross the great market to the Great Theater, scene of the riot in the Book of Acts, and end on the harbor street that now runs toward fields. Eleven stops, about 1.2 km and 90 minutes, all downhill, in English and at your own pace. Site entry and the Terrace Houses ticket are not included.
What's included
Walk Ephesus downhill from the Upper Gate along Curetes Street to the Library of Celsus, the market, the Great Theater and the harbor street that now ends in fields.
Good to know
Operated by Roamer and sold by AGORA. Your voucher and booking reference arrive by email straight after payment.