Ephesus & Aegean
From ancient Greco-Roman civilization to the earliest traces of Christianity, from Mevlana's spiritual world to Troy's legendary walls — western Turkey holds thousands of years of history.
Traces of Civilizations
🏛️ Ephesus Ancient City
The best preserved ancient Greco-Roman city in Anatolia. Filled with the Library of Celsus, theater, agoras, and mosaics, this city with 250,000 inhabitants was the Izmir of the ancient world.
🕌 Mevlana Museum — Konya
The tomb of Sufi mystic and poet Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi is among the most visited museums worldwide. Whirling dervish ceremonies take place every weekend.
🏺 Troy — Ancient Legend
The legendary city where the Trojan War took place, near Çanakkale. At the UNESCO heritage excavation site, you can see the giant wooden horse statue.
⛪ Early Christian Heritage
The Ephesus region is where one of Christianity's earliest communities lived. The House of the Virgin Mary, Cave of the Seven Sleepers, and Church of St. John are living witnesses of this history.
Pamukkale — Cotton Castle
White travertines formed by calcium carbonate deposits are located 20 km north of Denizli. Thermal waters have shaped this breathtaking landscape over thousands of years.
Pamukkale, which also offers the opportunity to enter thermal pools, is one of Turkey's most popular natural wonders with 3,000+ daily visitors. The ancient ruins of Hierapolis are right next door.
Olive Oil and Sea Breeze
Aegean cuisine, with fresh herbs, olive oil, and seafood, is considered one of Turkey's healthiest and most delicious culinary traditions.
Aegean Olive Oil Dishes
Vegetable dishes cooked with fresh herbs and olive oil
Mücver
Aegean zucchini and cheese fritters
Kumru
Izmir's famous sausage sandwich
Boyoz
Izmir's signature morning pastry
Treatment Package Including Aegean Trip
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