Of all the ancient cities of Turkey, Ephesus is the best preserved and most visited in all ages and is as popular as it was in ancient times. This is due to the miraculous discovery of the House the Virgin Mary.
  The city had splendid buildings and was dedicated to the Godness Artemis, whose temple was considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The main monuments that we will see during the visit of this fascinating city are: the street of Arcadiane, the majestic theatre, marble road, library of Celsus, market place street of the Curetes, baths of Scholastica state agora, prytaneion, odeon.
  The town of Seljuk, is dominated bye a Byzantine citadel close to the basilica of St. John, built in the 5th century, on the site of tomb of the Apostle. Seljuk has also an exceptionally fine archaeological museum.

  Upon arrival at Izmır Adnan Menderes airport, meeting and and transfer to Ephesus for full day Ephesus Tour, After the tour transfer back to the airport.

  Pamukkale (Cotton Castle) is one of the most enchanting and remarkable sights in the whole of Turkey with the great dazzling white plateau, almost 400 feet high, rising in a curtain of stalagmites and shallow pools, giving one into another on hundreds of different levels, a fairyland of cotton-white forms and pale blue water cascading gently down. The great baths were constructed in the second century and are so well preserved that they now serve as a museum. The impressive and recently restored theatre, the Martyrium of St. Philip the Apostle of the 5th century - a colonnaded street erected by Domitian, a monumental gate of the same period, another bath stretching on for over a mile, the necropolis with a fascinating variety of tombs and sarcophagus are the famous monuments of this antique city.

  Pergamum was one of the most beautiful cities of the ancient world. Its architects and sculptors were among the finest in the Hellenistic world. The majestic acropolis looms behind the modern town and is our first destination where we will visit the Temple of Trajan, hellenistic barracks and tower, palaces, library, temple of Athena, theatre, temple of Dionysos, altar of Zeus.
  Asclepion was one of the most famous shrines and therapeutic centres in the ancient world. Kızıl Avlu, The Red Courtyard, originally served as a temple of Serapis, an Egyptian God. Before leaving Bergama we will visit the local archaeological museum.

  Situated 8 kms east of Selçuk, world famous site with the ruins of Ephesus and surrounded by olive groves, peach and tangerine orchards and vineyards, this lovely hillside village's name can be translated as "the Charming".
   While wandering around on the narrow streets squeezed by rows of old houses exhibiting interesting local architectural heritage, you will be missing the past old times. Sirince is an inspiring village. Myths created for Sirince has reached the present day by gaining more values during the times; old personalities of Sirince became the heroes of novels and stories written about Sirince. One of them is the famous biographical novel of Greek writer Dido Sotiriyu: "Farewell Anatolia". Her childhood was full of memories from Sirince. "If paradise really exists, Kirkindja, our village, was a little corner of it" she says.
  The old Kırkındja of Dido Sotiriyu and today's Sirince are very much different, but they both challenge the passing time; one by memories, the other by preserving the values. The old beauties can be traced with tangerine clad trees, fresh oxygen storage air, narrow streets with cobble stone pavements, warm and hospitable folk and the well preserved old Greek houses.