2-Day Ephesus & Pergamum Private Tour: Roman Empire's Provinces

You will walk through the ages, visiting the Acropolis and the Asklepion, which indeed has been an inspiration, as well as a prototype for modern healthcare centers. You may opt for having lunch at a local restaurant during your tour. You will spend the night in Izmir, one of Turkey’s most beautiful cities, reckoned for its unique character.

You will once again walk through the ages. This tour of the Roman capital of Asia Minor includes the Odeon, the Marble Street, the Hadrian Temple, the Celcius Library, and the Great Theatre. Admission fee: 200 TRY/ per person

The hall was 1400 people. Considering the prytaneion and the state agora in front of it, we can say that it was used as a city council as well as theater performances. It is understood that his orchestra was closed above the lack of grooves to flow the rain water.

cholastica Baths, facing the Curetes Street. When it was discovered 1956 and subsequently re-erected in the following two years, it was commonly assumed that it really was the Temple of Emperor Hadrian, a "neocorate temple" of official worship of the Roman emperor. The permission to build such a temple in Ephesus was granted by Hadrian between 130 and 132 CE, and the archaeologists eagerly identified the building on Curetes Street as such.

s believed by many that Virgin Mary, was taken to this stone house by Saint John and lived there. Admission fee: 30 TRY/ per person