A single column and some blocks in swamp. The interpretation board is very good. Good view up to mosque and castle. A 7th wonder with its lustre dimmed by litter and trinket touts

We came here after our tour of Ephesus. Ephesus was so well-preserved compared to this temple, which is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Today, not much of the temple is left. One pillar still stands, which you can duplicate in your mind to imagine how the temple looked like thousands of years ago. Our guide, Murat... More

And see the lonely column in the middle of a marsh. Touts are a nuisance here. Thank goodness this site is free!

Just a partially reconstructed pillar and some other fallen marble pieces in water. Not much to see of this ancient wonder. Signage is also not very good.

I believe it is a wonder if the world but not a lot left. I believe across the road to Ephesus should be though. Definitely a highlight of my trip

Had to go see the temple of Artemis after all it is one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world. There is not much to see. One column is stil standing, this requires quite a good imagination to picture the temple the historians say stood here

Definitely worth a visit! Try to get there early in the morning. The morning light on the water around the ruins is magical.

10 minute pit-stop, no cost. Take a photo, reflect for a minute and move on. Right on main drag, so you might was well.

It's pretty cool to walk down to the Temple of Artemis and say you saw one of the seven ancient wonders of the world. That's about it. There's nothing there apart from the reconstructed column. In winter and spring you can't go anywhere near anything because of the swamp and the poop. It really wouldn't be a bad idea if... More