Ephesus History

Sites in Ephesus

4 Apostles Monument
Ayasuluk Hill
Basilica
Brothel
Celsus Library
Church of Mary
Church of St. John
Great Theater
Harbour Street
Hellenistic Fountain
Heracles Gate
House of Mary
Ikouretes Street
Latrines
Lower Agora
Magnesia Gate
Marble Street
Mazeus Gate
Memmius Monumnet
Odeion
Pollio Fouintain
Prytaneion
Serapion Temple
State Agora
Temple of Domitian
Temple of Hadrian
Terrace Houses
Theater Gymnasium
Trajan Fountain
Varius Baths
Vedius Gymnasium

Commercial Agora
Lower Agora
(COMMERCIAL AGORA)

There are two other important gates into the agora on the west and north. The western gate was ornately decorated and had many columns. There is no information about the other gate.

The agora was 111 m one each side, built first in the 3rd century BC. Its final form being given in the time of the emperor Caracalla (211-217 AD). Finds from the agora were unearthed 2.5 m below the present surface of the area.

Outside the agora on the north side was an area with small, vaulted shops on three sides. Those on the south and east sides were two-story. There were also two rows of columns in front of the shops.