Ephesus was one of the most significant ancient cities in the Mediterranean, housing 250,000 people 2,000 years ago and featuring one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World—the Temple of Artemis, which was four times larger than the Parthenon and burned down on the same night Alexander the Great was born. The city also contained the third-largest library in the Roman Empire, which still stands today, and is believed to be where the Virgin Mary spent her final years. Today, Ephesus remains the best-preserved ancient city in the Mediterranean region.
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Una de las 7 MARAVILLAS del mundo antiguo estaba AQUÍ 🏛️ ÉfesoAdded:
250,000 people lived here 2,000 years ago [music] in houses with central heating and mosaics.
Here stood one of the seven wonders of the world, a temple four times larger than the Parthenon, which burned down on the same night that Alexander the Great was born. Its library, the third largest in the Roman Empire, still stands and it is believed that the Virgin Mary spent her last years here.
Today it is the best-preserved ancient city in the Mediterranean.
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