The Temple of Artemis “Ephesus was unlike any other place I have visited.” [1] This spectacular ancient city, of which only ruins remain to recall its magnificence, still remains very noted today. Even though I haven't been able to visit this monument yet, I am fascinated by its intricate details and beautiful essence. Located in the western part of Turkey, the ruins reveal ancient history to those who inquire. The history behind the colony of Ephesus dates back to 10 BC. was preparing fell to the ground. Falling to the ground, the fish frightened a wild boar hiding in the bushes nearby. As Androclos attempted to capture and kill the boar, he came across the land he later established as Ephesus. As the first king of Ephesus, Androclos was honored, after dying in the War of Carinas, with a mausoleum. The mausoleum is expected to be located around the area of ​​Ephesus known as “The Magnesia Gate.” The city of Ephesus is located between two valleys and its location contributed to the protection and beauty of the city. The city is well known as once being a place where thousands of people gathered, it served as a market, a place of entertainment and a place of study. [3] Location of Ephesus, Türkiye Ephesus is a place of great importance due to the large number of influential structures. One such influential structure in the ruins of Ephesus is the Temple of Artemis. Not only did it serve as a place of worship for the goddess Artemis, but it also served as a market. The final temple was built around 323 BC. is mu...... middle of paper ...... many more destructions, the Temple of Artemis is still a wonderful site. Remains of the Temple of Artemis Over the centuries, Ephesus has been ruled by some of the most prominent empires such as the Greek, Persian, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires. Through war, destruction and multiple changes of ownership, the city has always been one of the most vibrant metropolises of its time. Thanks to the seaport located in Ephesus, the city developed in trade and production. The Temple of Artemis is, for me, the most important and significant building in the city because it served as a religious symbol and greatly influenced the people of that era. For this reason, many people opposed to the building's significance contributed to its downfall. Although little remains of the building, it is still a piece of history and art that can never be lost.: