Ephesus features two main entrances, the "Upper" and "Lower" gates, located three kilometers apart. The site is packed with magnificent ancient structures, most notably: The Celsus Library: Dating back to the 2nd century AD, this iconic structure with its grand columns was one of the most important libraries of antiquity, alongside Alexandria and Pergamum. Monuments on Curetes Street: The Temple of Hadrian and the Hadrian Gate, both built in honor of Emperor Hadrian. Major Landmarks: The Artemision (Temple of Artemis), which is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World; a massive Great Theatre with a seating capacity of 25,000; the Stadium; and the Commercial and State Agoras. Civic & Cultural Buildings: The Prytaneum (town hall housing the sacred fire of Hestia), an Odeon (a 1,800-capacity council chamber and concert hall), and the ancient harbor.

Located right next to the legendary ancient ruins in Selçuk, İzmir, the Ephesus Experience Museum is a cutting-edge digital museum that lets you step straight into antiquity. Instead of just looking at stone ruins, you get to experience them as they were thousands of years ago. The museum uses 360-degree high-definition video projections, 3D soundscapes, and sensory elements like fog and scents to bring history to life.