Homeros Pension & Guesthouse
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Another highlight - Efes
We got the last 2 seats in the direct bus, our fault for leaving it until 9pm the day before travel.
Took about 3 hours and was nice enough in a small bus, but still with service, however seats not as comfy as in a proper bus.
Pansion was good, and we ordered another home cooked meal, which turned out to be good for the money.
Selcuk and Ephesus
Our journey to Selcuk was uneventful. Transportation continues to be comfortable and smooth running. We truly enjoy a few hours every now and then on a bus. We're not driving so it's mostly stress free, cost of public transportation is affordable, and you get to enjoy Turkish life and scenery from the bus windows as you cruise along. We primarily …
Ephesus - Three in a row!
... business. The recurring theme of lion foot armrests that we had seen at Aphrodisias and Hierapolis is seen here as well.
The Prytaneion: This building with two Doric columns served as the office of the city's leading government dignitary. Religious ceremonies and public banquets were also held here. One of the famous multi-breasted statues of the Goddess Artemis was erected at the Prytaneion. The sacred flame symbolizing the heart of Ephesus was kept ...
Layers of history
... was big enough to seat 25000 people and is also being restored. How fascinating to take a glimpse into life of the past. There are hidden Christian symbols to be found here. A circle with lines into it like a cut pizza conveying a secret message about Jesus being Christ the saviour. Ephesus once once a busy port city. Now the water is over 6 km away. We spent 3 hours here including the wonderful terrace houses which give a title insight into life over 2 thousand years ...
Selcuk - discovering the ancient city of Ephesus
... incredibly helpful, where is that? No response. Then a lady who had overheard, came and helped us, pointing us in the right direction, told us how to actually pronounce the town we were going to (a good start).
So we walked into the town and suddenly we felt like we were in a foreign land. We were familiar with France, Italy and Greece, how they worked and the various cultures; but Turkey? The buses were different, the shops were different (lots of carpet ...
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