3,000-year-old Castle Of Roman Warriors

Built about 3,000 years ago by the Romans, the ancient city of Ephesus is quite intact, attracting tourists to Turkey.
Turkish tourism to visit the 3,000-year-old castle of Roman warriors
Ephesus is located in southwestern Selcuk town, Selcuk district, Izmir province, Turkey. It was once the second largest Roman city in ancient times, playing an important economic and cultural role in the Romans in Asia. Under Alexander the Great about 3,000 years ago, Shogun Lysimakhos established the ancient city of Ephesus. This place prospered with a population of up to 300,000 people until the Ottoman Empire began to dominate Turkey, when both the area and the population decreased

. Around the 15th century, Ephesus was officially forgotten and buried by the force of nature. For about 1,500 years, Ephesus was lost to oblivion until it was discovered by international archaeologists and began to explore the ruins in 1860.
To date, this ancient city has been unearthed about 20%, however it is one of the most sought-after archaeological sites in the world with over a million unique visitors each year
Previously, the temples were solidly built according to Greek architecture.



Despite thousands of years, the ruins of this ancient city temple still exist showing the pinnacle of ancient Roman architecture and patterns.
The architectural highlight in this old city is the Celsus library. The library was built in 123, used to be the largest library in the world. At the side of the library there is a tunnel connecting to the brothel area.
This library still has many statues that are quite intact.
Thousands of years ago, the ancient Romans built equal kiosks along the main road into the city with dome-shaped brick architecture for selling goods.
In this ancient city, there are many interesting things that make visitors surprised when the tour guide introduces some of the architecture Specifically, next to the brothel, there is a built-in toilet cum bath, fountains, serving warriors.



Thousands of years ago the natural stone toilets were solidly built and fairly civilized. According to the tour guide, "the function of this room is not really just the toilet but also a place where warriors talk and watch the fountain, relax".
In addition, the old city also has a theater that can accommodate tens of thousands of people designed according to the arched terraced architecture. Here, thousands of years ago gladiators, and then plays, music entertainment.
The road leading to the city is large stone pillars several meters high, now only ruins are left, but it is clear that these stone pillars were built into a fairly straight line.
Not only is an ancient city famous for architecture, but Ephesus is also a valuable discovery in terms of archaeological research. All visitors can not help but enjoy and record moments and imprints.
According to Ba Do / Vnexpress.



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