Before we visited Ephesus, we had lunch at a hotel nearby. This is part of the buffet. This was one of the better lunches we had on the organized tours.

These little pastries were delicious. They were soaked in honey. One was called Borak, and another was Tulumba. We're searching for the recipes. 

Beach by hotel where we had lunch.

Ephesus

Nike, Goddess of Victory.

Dave in front of some discarded friezes.

This was spectacular. It is Curetes St., which leads down to the library, the 2 story structure.

The Library of Celsus, 2nd century AD. May have been 3 stories at one time.

One of four statues at the library.

One of the very large mosaic walkways.

Detail of the mosaic.

Approaching the library, with the arches on the right is the Temple of Hadrian.

Temple of Hadrian.

Statue of Artemis, the goddess of nature. Carved designs are bees, deer, crabs, etc.

This is Harbour St. - it leads to the harbor from the Great Theatre. This was the most important street. It even had a sewage system underneath it.

The Great Theatre.

Items for sale. The ones with the footprint are copies of the ad for the brothel.

This is the brothel advertisement which points the way.