Selçuk
More artifacts at Ephesus Museum after renovation
The Ephesus Archaeological Museum, which was temporarily closed in 2012 for the renewal of merchandizing, was reopened last month by Culture and Tourism Minister Ömer Çelik. The number of artifacts in the museum on display for visitors has increased five-fold.
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Countdown starts for UNESCO in Ephesus
The ancient city of Ephesus near Selçuk in the Aegean province of ?zmir has begun counting down the days until its inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List, with the voting taking place on July 5. Selçuk Mayor Zeynel Bak?c? said they were expecting good news after the vote.
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Turkey safe harbor for Syrian refugees
The UNESCO Headquarters in Paris is presenting an exhibition from Turkey titled "Safe Harbor Turkey - Restoring Hope," an interactive photography exhibition highlighting Turkey's historic humanitarian support and current response to the Syrian refugee crisis.
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Selçuk hopes to lure tourists with historic churches
The town of Selçuk, in the western Turkish province of ?zmir, which hosts around 2.5 million tourists visiting the nearby ancient site of Ephesus every year, is hoping to improve its faith tourism potential and draw more tourists.
Church in ?irince to be restored
A tender will be initiated tomorrow for the restoration of St. John?s Church, which is popular among tourists in the ?irince neighborhood of Selçuk in ?zmir.
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Ephesus' dream of entering UNESCO World Heritage List to come true this year
The ancient city of Ephesus in western Turkey is expected to enter the UNESCO World Heritage List this year, after 22 years of efforts.