The “Theater Gymnasium” opposite M.S. It was built in the 2nd century. The “Harbor Avenue (Arcadiane Avenue)”, which stretches from the Grand Theater to the “Ancient Harbor”, which is now fully occupied, with columns on both sides and paved with marble, is the longest street in Ephesus. The “Four Apostles Monument” with four columns, each with a statue of one of the apostles, is almost in the middle of the street. At the end of this street, there is the “Harbor Gymnasium and Baths” built close to the Ancient Harbor. To the north of this building complex is the “Meryem Church (Consul Church)”, where the 431 Consul Meeting was held. The “Vedius Gymnasium” is located at the northern end of the city, right next to the Byzantine period walls. Next to it is the “Stadium” in the shape of a horseshoe, built in the time of Emperor Neron.

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