🏛️ Ephesos-Magnesia
Ephesos was a thriving Hellenistic and Roman city that served as a major commercial and religious hub for nearly two millennia. The city's wealth deri…
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Ephesos was a thriving Hellenistic and Roman city that served as a major commercial and religious hub for nearly two millennia. The city's wealth deri…
UNESCO World Heritage Site…
Mylasa and Halicarnassus were two important Greek city-states in Caria during the Classical and Hellenistic periods. Mylasa served as an inland admini…
Antiocheia ad Cragum, also known as Selinous in antiquity, was a modest but strategically positioned coastal settlement on the eastern Cilician shore.…
UNESCO World Heritage Site…
UNESCO World Heritage Site…
Perre-Melitene is an archaeological site in southeastern Anatolia that preserves remains from the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods. The settl…
UNESCO World Heritage Site…
Termessos and Kibyra are two ancient Lycian settlements situated in the mountainous terrain of southwestern Türkiye, separated by approximately 30 kil…
Raphia-Rhinocolura is a fortified port settlement in the eastern Mediterranean that served as a strategic waypoint between Egyptian and Levantine terr…
UNESCO World Heritage Site…
UNESCO World Heritage Site…
Attaleia-Colonia Comama is a Roman-period settlement located in southwestern Anatolia, in the Pamphylia region near modern Antalya. The site represent…
Physkos-Stratonikeia represents a transition from Hellenistic to Roman settlement patterns in Caria, a historical region of southwestern Asia Minor. T…
Laodicea Catacecaumene was a Roman city in the interior of Anatolia, situated in what is now Konya Province in Turkey. The site preserves remains from…
Ankyra-Tavium represents a minor Roman settlement in the interior of Anatolia, established during the Imperial period. The site preserves scattered re…
Phellos and Antiphellos represent a pair of ancient Lycian settlements whose remains survive on the Teke Peninsula in southwestern Türkiye. Phellos oc…
Madinat Hamad 2 Burial Mound Field, also known as the Karzakkan Burial Mound Field, is a significant component of the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Di…
UNESCO World Heritage Site…
UNESCO World Heritage Site…
The Magnesian Gate to Magnesia is a Roman monumental gateway situated at the archaeological site of Ephesus in western Turkey. Constructed during the …
Thelseae-Palmyra represents an auxiliary Roman settlement within the broader Palmyrene oasis complex. The site contains remains of structures dating t…
Ankyra-Pessinous represents a dual settlement in central Anatolia combining the histories of two ancient cities. The site preserves structural remains…
UNESCO World Heritage Site…