The village is known for its historical houses, narrow streets, vineyards, and handicrafts. It is located near the ancient city of Ephesus and has a rich history. The village was founded by the Greeks and later opened for settlement by Turks after the exchange of populations between Turkey and Greece. The historical houses in the village were built in the Greek style and are usually two or three stories high, decorated with stone walls, tiled roofs, and wooden balconies.

Sirince village is also famous for its handicrafts and local delicacies. Women in the village make a living by weaving carpets, kilims, and lace. The village also has vineyards, and wine production is carried out. Local restaurants and cafes offer local food and wines.

The village is also known for the Sirince Wine Harvest Festival, which is held annually. During this festival, wine-making with grapes harvested from the village's vineyards is showcased, and both locals and tourists attend.

With its natural beauty, historical texture, and local culture, Sirince village is a place that attracts visitors' attention.