Tour Detail
Ephesus Ancient City
Library of Celsus
Great Theatre
Marble Street
Terrace Houses
Temple of Hadrian
Agora
Trajan Fountain
Remains of the Temple of Artemis
House of the Virgin Mary
Isa Bey Mosque
Sirince Village
Our tour begins as your guide outlines the history of the region during the journey. As you arrive at the Ephesus Ancient City, the enchanting atmosphere greets you from the very first step. Passing between glorious columns, you make your way through the entrance of the city to Marble Street, while your guide elaborately describes daily life during the Roman period, the trade routes, and why Ephesus was one of the most important port cities of the time. During your photo break in front of the Library of Celsus, you will listen to the architectural intricacies and symbolic meanings of this magnificent structure that has survived since the 2nd century.
Great Theatre
Marble Street
Terrace Houses
Seated on the steps of the Great Theatre, which can hold tens of thousands of people and whose acoustics are still impressive today, you will visualize the performances and rallies that took place here. At the optionally visitable Terrace Houses, you will have the opportunity to closely observe the lavish homes adorned with mosaics and frescoes of wealthy families from that era, gaining insight into the living standards of the Roman period.
Remains of the Temple of Artemis
House of the Virgin Mary
Isa Bey Mosque
At the remains of the Temple of Artemis, regarded as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, your guide will narrate its glorious past and how it fell into ruin, sharing intriguing stories about how the relationship between faith and power has shaped throughout history. Then, you will enjoy a peaceful break at the House of the Virgin Mary at the foot of Mount Bülbül, learning why visitors from different faiths flock here and the significance of this place for the Christian world. Afterward, you will discover the elegance of Ottoman architecture at the charming Isa Bey Mosque, where you will see the traces of intertwined civilizations in the region.
Sirince Village
Towards the end of the day, you will visit Sirince Village, famous for its stone streets, historical Greek houses, wine cellars, and local delicacies, completing your tour with joyful flavors. During your free time here, you can wander through the narrow streets of the village, taste homemade wines, and purchase handcrafted products and souvenirs. The “Ephesus Tour” offers a rich experience that brings together history, faith, culture, and flavor, leaving you with memories that will not easily fade.