Time: Daily
Dep-Ret: Altınkum – Altınkum
Over Night:No
Day:Tuesday-Sunday
Minimum pax: 6
Price Per Pax: 55.00 tl

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Explore of the well preserved archaeological sties of the Roman Empire. Once the largest harbor city and trade centre of Asia Minor, Ephesus now greets thousand of tourist from All over the world every year. You can just imagine the Celcius Library, the shops, the brothel and the open air marble toilets!                                                                                                                                     

25,000! It is where St Paul once gave a speech and where such artists as Sting and Diana Ross has performed! After a splendid open buffet lunch, we will take a tour through the picturesque countryside and stop on this day to see one of the seven wonders "The Artemis Temple",St John's Basilica and the chance to learn about the Art of jewellery and carpet weaving. Don't miss this superb day visit the Grand Theatre which has a seating capacity of.

Ephesus is the best-preserved classical city on the Mediterranean and perhaps the best place in the world to get the feeling for what life was like in Roman times. As a strategic coastal gateway to the Eastern World, this Ionian refuge grew to be the second largest city in the Roman Empire, the site of a Christian shrine, and one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Legend has it that the Virgin Mary, accompanied by St. Paul, came to Ephesus at the end of her life, circa 37-45 AD. Renaissance church historians mentioned the trip, and it is said that local Christians venerated a small house near Ephesus as Mary's. In 1967 Pope Paul VI visited the site, where a chapel now stands, and confirmed the authenticity of the legend. Also the Basilica of St. John is located near Ephesus. St. John is said to have lived the last years of his life here and after his death, a shrine was located over his grave.