The Town Of Birgi

Odemis Experiment and Science Center

Karsiyaka Science Museum

Mevlana Community and Science Center Center

The Pier Market

Street of Art

The Altar of Zeus at Bergama

Birgi Cakiraga Mansion

The St. The Basilica of Jean

The Temple of Artemis

This is Odeon

This is Kuretler Street

The Fountain of Trajan

The Temple of Hadrian

The Temple of Serapis

This is Commercial Agora

Marble Street

Ephesus Ancient Theatre

The town of Birgi

The town of Birgi, which was added to the Tentative List of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 2012, is also home to historical structures such as the Great Mosque and the Çakırağa Manor. Settled by the Phrygians, the Lydians, the Persians, the Pergamans, the Romans, and finally the Ottomans, the town still preserves its historical fabric.

The town of Birgi, which was added to the Tentative List of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 2012, is also home to historical structures such as the Great Mosque and the Çakırağa Manor. Settled by the Phrygians, the Lydians, the Persians, the Pergamans, the Romans, and finally the Ottomans, the town still preserves its historical fabric. A town worth seeing, Birgi, with its historic houses in original architecture made of wood and stone, as well as majestic pine trees and mosques bearing traces of Ottoman architecture. When you go to Birgi, you can sit and drink tea at the Historical Square Coffee, buy organic products from the market set up in the square, visit the Imam Birgivi Mausoleum, Çakırağa Manor, Aydınnoğlu Mehmet Bey Mosque, Dervişaga Mosque and Sandıkoğlu Manor, one of the oldest mosques in Ege.