Part of the Ephesus Archaeological Complex, the Ephesian public latrine offers a glimpse into the daily life of the city's inhabitants. This well-preserved ruin served as a communal toilet during the Roman period, providing a unique perspective on the city's history. While landmarks such as the Library of Celsus showcase Ephesus' grandeur, this intact facility humanizes the ancient city.
One of Kusadasi’s best water parks, Adaland Aquapark boasts slides for every age and pace, from leisurely 6-person family jaunts through to freefall and boomerang rides. A wave pool, lazy river, jacuzzi, little kids’ zone, rafting course, and lively poolside disco make it a great space to while away the day.
One of the most popular resort towns along Turkey’s (officially the Republic of Türkiye) Aegean Coast and the gateway to the UNESCO-listed wonders of Ephesus, the Kusadasi Cruise Port welcomes some 200,000 cruise passengers each year. It’s also a jumping-off point for regular ferry service to the surrounding Greek Islands.
An open-air shopping mall and entertainment venue with tinkling fountains and palm-fringed plazas, Kusadasi Shopping Center (Kusadasi AVM) is a stylish but affordable choice for a spot of retail therapy. Branded stores sell good-quality products that run from ceramics to fashion, while food options include Starbucks, Pizza Hut, and Turkish chains.
