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Who was in Ephesus?
Who was in Ephesus, tell me if it's worth going there on your own. I want to visit Ephesus, Troy, Izmir. Is it possible to go alone or is it necessary to take a tour package ??? I was on my own in Istanbul and Cappadocia - I really liked it !!! Now I want to Ephesus, Troy and Izmir, tell me the way. Thanks
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We were in Ephesus on our own. Resting in Kusadasi, we rented a car and drove off. Went without a guide. Useful info printed on the internet. It turned out to be an excellent guide. There and without a guide, everything is clear and understandable. Near each object there is a sign with a brief description.
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answered 13 years ago
I know that the question is already old, but maybe someone will find it the same way as I did by searching for "Efes")) and the info will be useful
In September 2015, I went there from Marmaris with a 2-day excursion "Efes-Pammukale" - convenient, not expensive, well organized and not tiring. The guide is a true professional. I think it's better to go through an agency.
In September 2015, I went there from Marmaris with a 2-day excursion "Efes-Pammukale" - convenient, not expensive, well organized and not tiring. The guide is a true professional. I think it's better to go through an agency.
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answered 9 years ago
We were in Ephesus with a guide. I think that it was possible to do without a guide, especially since ours was not particularly impressive. There are always a lot of people with excursions, including Russian speakers. You can cling to them and you will walk with a guide.
Restoration work is still going on there, so some of the exhibits are closed. The large amphitheater has been restoring everything for more than 10 years. About once every 2 hours, if I'm not mistaken, a theatrical performance is held near the amphitheater, dressing like the Romans, they even show a gladiator fight. Try not to miss it
Restoration work is still going on there, so some of the exhibits are closed. The large amphitheater has been restoring everything for more than 10 years. About once every 2 hours, if I'm not mistaken, a theatrical performance is held near the amphitheater, dressing like the Romans, they even show a gladiator fight. Try not to miss it
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answered 6 years ago