The Most Interesting Historical Places in Turkish Aegean Coast

A single column and some stone fragments are all that's left of The Temple of Artemis, the site of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient Wo

Learn about fascinating archaeological finds from under the sea at Castle of St. Peter. Built in 1402 by the Knights of St. John, the castle

A site of great religious and historical significance, The Basilica of Saint John draws visitors to the remains of its impressive architectur

Walk in the shadow of imposing columns at Temple of Apollo, one of the most important sanctuaries of the ancient world. The temple sits at th

Built around the 1st century CE, Public Latrine featured upscale facilities, including three marble benches with seats and mosaic floors, whe

Gaze across the plains of Troy (Truva), where Odysseus once left the proverbial wooden horse in one of the most cunning war hoaxes in history

Explore the ancient ruins of Kaunos, once an important sea port founded in the 9th century BCE between the empires Caria and Lycia. Because o

Imagine how daily life went on in the Antiquity at Curetes Street. Once lined with ancient homes and businesses--now turned into ruins--the w