Uncover the magic of ancient architecture and witness life in history on an Ephesus tour. Explore the magnificent city, visit the Temple of Artemis, and walk through the ancient streets of Ephesus.
- Ancient City of Ephesus - Your guide will meet you at the Kusadasi port or hotel, holding a sign with your name on it. You’ll then be driven straight to the sites. First, you’ll explore ancient Ephesus, the best-preserved classical city in the eastern Mediterranean and the largest open-air museum in Turkey. Visit the Great Theatre, where St. Paul preached against the pagans and gladiators once fought. Originally seating 25,000 people, the facade of the Library of Celsus, which has been impressively restored, is likely the most photographed spot in Ephesus. It was originally constructed between 115–125 AD. You might also see the Odeon Temple, Fountain of Trajan, Temple of Hadrian, Scholastica Baths, Marble Road, agora, and the Temple of Domitian. The House of the Virgin Mary was brought to Ephesus by the apostle John after Christ’s resurrection, and she spent her final days here. After your tour, you’ll be driven back to the departure point.
- Meryemana (The Virgin Mary’s House) - The House of the Virgin Mary. Mary was brought to Ephesus by the apostle John after Christ’s resurrection and spent her final days here.
- Basilica of St. John - Panoramic sightseeing
- The Temple of Artemis - Artemis Temple
- Selcuk - City panoramic view
- Kusadasi - Kuşadası
- Professional Licensed Local Tour Guide
- Bottled water
- All Parking fees
- Group Tour
- Port pickup and drop-off
- Pick-up & Drop-off by new private cars with air conditioner
- Drinks
- Entrance fees (We will arrange tickets of Ephesus in advance, so you will…
- Personal Expenses
Your guide will meet you at the Kusadasi port with a sign with your name written on it. Then, you will be driven directly to the sites. First, you will visit ancient Ephesus, the best preserved classic city in the eastern Mediterranean and the largest open air museum in Turkey. Visit the Great Theatre, where St. Paul preached against the pagans and gladiators once engaged in battle. Originally holding 25,000 people, the face of the Library of Celsus, which has been remarkably restored, is probably the most photographed place in Ephesus. It was originally built in 115–125. You might also see the Odeon Temple, Fountain of Trajan, Temple of Hadrian, Scholastica Baths, Marble Road, agora, and the Temple of Domitian. After lunch in a local Turkish restaurant, continue to the House of the Virgin Mary. Mary was brought to Ephesus by the apostle John after the resurrection of Christ and lived her final days here. After your tour, drive back to the departure point.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
