Ephesus is one of the largest and best-preserved cities of the ancient world. Walking through this city, which was home to approximately 250,000 people during the Roman period, feels like stepping into history. The marble-paved streets, the majestic library facade, the open-air theater, and the baths still stand today. The region also houses a sacred site believed to be where the Virgin Mary spent her final years.

Isa Bey Mosque built by the Seljuks in the 14th century, this mosque is a powerful example showcasing the architecture of the period. With its close location to the Ancient City of Ephesus, it naturally becomes a part of the tour route. It is quite an impressive structure even when viewed from the outside.

The Library of Celsus in the Ancient City of Ephesus is the most renowned structure of the city and was known as one of the largest libraries in the world at that time. Additionally, the great theater with a capacity of 25,000 people, the marble-paved main street, baths, temple ruins, and floor mosaics can be visited. The size and level of preservation of the ancient city surprise visitors every single time.

House of the Virgin Mary contains historical and religious sources indicating that the Virgin Mary spent her final years in this region. This small stone house, recognized as a pilgrimage site by the Vatican, carries a deep meaning for Christian visitors and profoundly affects people of different faiths. The surrounding nature and silence add a unique peace to the place.

Temple of Artemis Although only a single column remains today from this temple, which is considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, its location and significance make it worth a visit. At this point, it becomes easy to imagine the former grandeur of the temple with your guide's narration.

✅ Included in the tour: Professional guide, hotel pick-up/drop-off transfers, lunch, all scheduled visits.
✅ Transportation by plane or bus options are available.
✦ Optional (extra charge): Entrance fees for the Ancient City of Ephesus, the House of the Virgin Mary, and the Temple of Artemis, personal expenses.