Get ready for an unforgettable biblical journey as you explore some of history's most impressive structures, such as the House of the Virgin Mary, the Church of St. John, the ancient city of Ephesus, the Cave of the Seven Sleepers, and the Temple of Artemis. The ancient city of Ephesus is one of the most magnificent settlements of the Roman period. The Church of St. John was an important center of early Christianity and is known as the oldest church in Ephesus. With its superb design, beautiful artwork, and religious significance, this church offers visitors a fascinating experience. Additionally, the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, provides visitors with an unforgettable experience with its majestic columns, ruins, and stunning views.

In this Biblical Ephesus Tour, we will visit Ephesus Ancient City, The House of Virgin Mary, The Basilica of St. John, Cave of the Seven Sleepers.

Our tour guide will meet you at the designated pickup point you specified during your reservation, and we will start the tour with our  vehicle.

After a 20-minute drive, our first stop is the House of the Virgin Mary which is believed to be where she spent her last years. This house, which is one of the pilgrimage centers of Christianity, provides visitors with a spiritual experience with its atmosphere. This place has also been visited by Pope VI Paul in 1967, Pope John Paul II in 1979, and Pope XVI Benedict in 2006.

After visiting the House of the Virgin Mary, our next stop is the Ephesus Ancient City, which is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. We start our tour from the upper part of the city. After visiting the magnificent ruins such as Odeon, State Agora, Temple of Domitian, Curetes Street, Temple of Hadrian, Celsus Library, Commercial Agoras, Theater,Harbor Street and Church of Mary, we complete our Ephesus visit and head to the Cave of the Seven Sleepers. According to belief, seven young Christians hid in the cave to escape persecution and slept here for a long time. After our cave visit, we go to the Church of St. John. The church is dedicated to St. John the Evangelist and was considered one of the largest churches in Ephesus in ancient times. The Basilica of St. John is an important center in Christian history and is believed to be where St. John the Evangelist died. After visiting the basilica we return to the meeting point where we first picked you up and complete our tour.

INCLUDED
Port / Hotel Pick up and Drop off
Professional Licensed tour guide
All transportation and transfers with non-smoking, A/C luxury vehicle
Insurance and local taxes
Parking fees

EXCLUDED
Entrance fees
Lunch

•    Payment in advance is not required. You can make your payment to your guide at the end of the tour.
•    Skip the long lines and avoid big groups
•    The best local tour guides
•    %100 Satisfaction