Ephesus Turkey is the most complete Roman monument on the east coast of the Aegean Sea. Founded by the Athens colonists in the 10th century BC, it is currently the largest Greek-Roman ancient city in the world. It used to be one of the five major cities of the Roman Empire, and it flourished during the ancient Greek and Roman periods. Because of the frequent earthquakes in history, Ephesus has been largely ruined. After nearly 150 years of excavation, the restored and restored architecture of the city has made Ephesus the most complete classical metropolis in Europe. 82% of the parts are still buried deep underneath. Tickets: Eury Old City 30 Lira; Terrace Houses 15 Lira; Opening Hours: October-August 8