Temple of Ephesus

#AprilTravelSupport Rating: 4.2/5 Major Attractions: Temple of Hadrian, Library of Celsus, Baths of Varius, Ancient Street Walking Distance: Within the ruins of Ephesus, about 3 minutes on foot Description: Built around the 2nd century to honor the Roman emperor Hadrian, this temple is one of the best-preserved buildings in Ephesus. The delicately carved arched façade, column decorations, and reliefs on the interior walls stand out, and you can feel the artistry and craftsmanship of the Roman era. The arch with the face of Medusa carved on the temple façade is impressive, and it was considered a symbol of defeating evil. Recommendation: A great photo spot, where you can feel the beauty of Italian sculptures and the detailed architecture of ancient Rome up close. If you visit it together with the library, you can see the religious and cultural center of Ephesus at a glance.