Curetes Way

The street is one of three streets of the ancient city of Ephesus, a city on the coast of Ionia in ancient Greece, located in Selcuk, Turkey. Ephesus was built in the 10th century BC and abandoned more than a thousand years ago. There are only monuments on the street of Ephesus today.

The main street of the ancient city of Ephesus is the largest central street in the city, connecting the first entrance and exit, and lined with the most important buildings, including the theater and library, and the most tourist area.

The core street of the ancient city of Buddha, the central street, connects the musical theater and the library, and the current ruins museum, in fact, also connects the big theater, is the most crowded route, the stone road.

The main street of the ancient city of Ephesus, only the nobles and rich people at that time had the opportunity to visit, surrounded by libraries, markets, etc. The last picture is the prototype of the Nike brand. The image of this god is winged, bodybuilding, amazing speed, and the brand is very suitable.

The magnificent Hardian Temple in the ancient city of Ephesus connects Port Avenue, a 600-meter-wide 11-meter-wide avenue known as Arcadian Street, because it was updated during Arcadius' reign. The streets of Ephesus were illuminated by fuel lights at night. The bustling city is rising and flat ～

The Curetes Road is the main road of the ancient city of Ephesus, the road is covered with marble, the buildings on both sides of the road although broken, but witness the ancient city once bustling and brilliant.

Christ Street - the most important main road in the ancient city of Ephesus, surrounded by silk shops, shrines, etc., there are only ruins left, Ephesus's most prosperous place, can be imagined as the current big market, but also the only way to the library and theater.