There are more things to do in Ephesus than you can shake a stick at. So pick up your stick and shake it with me, won't you, as we tour the ancient city.

You may have heard of Ephesus in the Bible. There are a couple books in the Bible called "St. Paul's Letters to the Ephesians." Well, the Ephesians lived in Ephesus. That's where they got the name. Clever, huh?

And this was the city Saint Paul was writing to in the Bible. So open up Paul's Letters to the Ephesians and you'll see it through completely different eyes. Well, not literally, of course. Because there's creepy. And medically impossible. But at least you'll know it was a real city, with real people, that Paul was writing to.

It doesn't look like much today. But 2,000 years ago this was one of the richest cities around. If Donald Trump had been alive back then (and I'm not saying he wasn't), there would have definitely been a few Trump Tower-Temples in the area. Because it was the place to be.

Here was the old theater. It's even referred to in the Bible, because Saint Paul was here.

One of the coolest things to see was the Library of Celsus. Built in the year 100, it was one of the world's first public libraries. And thus, one of the first places that people ignored - just like most of us ignore our public libraries today.

And here's a really weird picture of me in front of it...

But aside from that odd picture of me, now you can picture what the city of Ephesus looked like centuries ago. Thank me later.