Aphrodisias is an ancient city located in present-day Turkey, known for its remarkable ruins and rich history. It was dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite, the Greek deity of love and beauty. The city flourished during the Roman period and became a significant center for sculpture and art, producing many skilled artisans. The site features impressive structures, including the well-preserved Temple of Aphrodite, a large theater, and a stunning agora. Aphrodisias was also famous for its marble quarries, which supplied materials for its sculptures and buildings. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting visitors interested in ancient history and archaeology.