Fountain of Trajan

Why go

The fountain gives Curetes Street a water feature tied to imperial-era display. Look at the stacked architecture and niches, then compare it with the Pollio fountain near Domitian Square; the pair shows how public water structures also shaped the visual rhythm of Ephesus.

What to look for

• Surviving tiers suggest the fountain’s former two-storey design.
• Niches framed its water display on Curetes Street.

Useful to know

• Study it from the signed street route; access inside the structure is unverified.
• Compare it with the Pollio fountain later in the upper-city walk.

Your next visit

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