Ephesus Arkadiane

The street used to visit the ruins of Ephesus and extending from the port to the theater was built in the Hellenistic Period, but was named Arkadiana because of the restoration by Emperor Arkadianus. Arkadiana is a magnificent avenue of 11 meters wide and 350 meters long. The marble columns on both sides of the street have survived until today and are still preserved where they are. It has been revealed that there is a sewage system extending to the harbor under the Arkadiana, which is completely covered with marble. It is also known as Efes Liman Avenue- Arkadiana King Road. Since Ephesus is one of the important port cities, it is an important street where all goods and wealth flow. Ephesus Harbor Street- Arkadiana, which opens to the harbor through a magnificent door, was unearthed during excavations, where important performances and religious ceremonies were held.