Visit to Ephesus Ancient City:First, we visit the Ephesus Ancient City, which holds great importance in Christian history. Ephesus, a sacred city where the Virgin Mary is believed to have spent her last years, is one of the best-preserved Roman cities of the ancient world. The main structures you will see in Ephesus are:

Odeon (Small Theatre): This theatre was an important place for religious events and gatherings. It still impresses with its historical atmosphere.

Celsus Library: Dedicated to Emperor Celsus, this library was a cultural hub in ancient Ephesus.

Trojan Fountain: A crucial part of Ephesus’s water system, showcasing Roman engineering.

Ancient Theatre: One of the largest structures in Ephesus, this theatre hosted major events during the Roman period.

Remains of the Temple of Artemis: One of the Seven Wonders of the World, this temple offers vital information about Ephesus’s religious and cultural past.

Visit to Virgin Mary House:The Virgin Mary House is a significant and sacred site in Christianity. Located outside of Ephesus, this house is believed to be where Virgin Mary spent her last years. Although simple in structure, this place offers deep spiritual peace and is of great value to Christian pilgrims. Here, you can pray and find a sense of religious tranquility.

Visit to Temple of Artemis:The Temple of Artemis in Ephesus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, was dedicated to the goddess Artemis, associated with nature, hunting, and fertility. As one of the largest temples of the Roman Empire, it provides essential insights into religious rituals of the period. Today, only the ruins remain, offering a rich perspective on Ephesus’s ancient past.

Visit to Sirince Village:Located close to the Ephesus Ancient City, Sirince Village is famous for its historical texture and natural beauty. The village’s stone houses, narrow streets, and traditional Greek architecture open a door to another world. Sirince is also known for its locally produced wines, especially famous for winemaking and vineyards. Here, you can taste the traditional wines of the village. As you walk through the enchanting atmosphere of Sirince, you’ll lose track of time among the ancient Greek houses and stone buildings. Sirince Village offers an excellent opportunity for a spiritual journey, with its rich history, culture, and natural beauty.

Optional Activity: Wine Tasting and Turkish Coffee in Sand:

Sirince is famous for its local wine production. Here, you can taste organic and natural wines produced in the village and listen to the stories behind these wines from local producers. Additionally, you can experience traditional Turkish coffee served in the sand, adding a cultural touch to your visit.