Your virtual tour begins at the State Agora. Listen to the stories about this lavish square that was the political heart of the city. Continue on to Bouleuterion, where you’ll discover the meeting point of the city council. Marvel at the Temple of Domitian and hear about the rather unusual architectural layout of its altar. Next, walk virtually along Curetes street, which connected the political and commercial areas of Ephesus, and learn about the Nymphaeum of Trajan. Explore the ruins of the large complex of baths at Scolastica, and admire the marble toilets. Continue to the grave of the Egyptian princess Arsinoe, the mesmerizing Celsus library, and the gate of Mazeus and Mithridates. Hear about the Grand Theatre and the spectacular ruins of the enormous Church of Mary. The virtual tour consists of audio narration, real images, and satellite and street views of Ephesus and its surroundings. At most points of interest, you can move forward or backward and turn in any direction, as if you were really there. Learn important historical facts, discover unknown stories, and listen to interesting tales of ancient times. The tour’s content is the result of in-depth research, squeezed into brief intriguing stories that will make your virtual visit both engaging and informative. The tour is only available online and you can access it repeatedly and anytime. This is an unmissable opportunity to admire the architectural wonders of ancient Ephesus through a remote visit.