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selcuk castle

selcuk castle

   
   The well preserved Byzantine castle stands on the hill of Ayasuluk during 1500 years. As the castle was located at significant point it was rebuilt and expanded in the Seljukian and Ottoman eras. The main entrance gate of the castle was constructed from the stones of Roman buildings in the 6th century AD. The castle has 15 towers and is surrounded by rubble stoned city walls reaching to 1.5 km. A church, -built into a former Byzantine church, a small mosque and several cisterns are within the borders of the citadel of Ayasuluk. Also, it was proved from the remaining of sub-mycenean graves belonging to 14th century BC, that the hill was used as a necropolis.

   How to Go?… The Citadel of Ayasuluk is located inside Selcuk, 18 km north of Kusadasi. Every 15 minutes, Kusadasi - Selcuk minibuses depart from Kusadasi to Selcuk.   

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