Gallipoli, site of many WW1 battles between Australian-New Zealand regiments and Turkish army.
	A Gallipoli cemetery by the sea.
	The Pergamum theatre is carved into the hill above the city of Bergama.
	The beautiful site of Pergamum's Acropolis.
	Pergamum's Acropolis
	Columns in Pergamum's Acropolis.
	We stayed in the very nice Kale Han Hotel in Selçuk (near Ephesus). One can see a 6th century fortress behind the hotel.
	The lounge of the Kale Han Hotel was nicely decorated in typical Turkish fashion. Janet and Linda are relaxing on the couch.
	The Odeon at Ephesus.
	A headless statue in Ephesus. Our guide told us that it is believed that a new head was installed to honour new dignitaries, the body was kept!
	The statue-lined street takes us to the famous library.
	The Celsus Library in Ephesus.
	View from the top of the Ephesus Theatre. The street in the background led to the harbour but the ocean has long ago receeded.
	Another view of Ephesus Theatre, concerts are still played here.

My next page has the ruins of Alinda, Dalyan, gulet trip and Afrodisias photos.