Visit the remains of the Artemis Temple, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Afterwards, it proceeds to the spectacular main site of Ephesus, undoubtedly the most superbly preserved Greco-Roman city. Unmistakable highlights surviving among the ruins are the Celsius Library, Agora, Theater, Odeon, Trajan Fountain, Domitianus Temple and Roman Latrines. Following a lunch break, visit the House of Virgin Mary; reputed to be where she spent her final days. After the tour transfer to hotel and stay the night in Selcuk - Ephesus or Kusadasi. Overnight in Selcuk / Kusadasi

After having breakfast at the Hotel, you will check out and picked up from your hotel with your bags. We drive to

Pergamon early in the morning to see High City –Acropolis with the Sanctuary of Trajan & Athena, Library, The Hellenistic Theater with a seating capacity of 10,000.

Lunch in downtown Bergama in a faily restaourant.Than we drive 3 km down from hill to see;

Asclepion which was known as the first place of medical science. Notable structures in the Asclepieion include the Roman theater ,Stoa, Temple of Asclepius, an underground passageway .

After the tour you will be transfered to airport.

Late flight from Izmir for Istanbul.

Arrive in Istanbul and met on arrival by TRAVEL BAZAAR and transfer to hotel.

Please take note of the following

• 30% discount for children below the age 7, free for the ages 0-2
• You are kindly requested to present your self at the pick up point 15 mnts before.

What's Included

Transfers

• Arrival and Departure Domestic Transfers
• Flight Tickets From Istanbul to Izmir return
• All Transportaiton by non-smoking and air-conditioned touristical vehicles

Tours

• Guided Ephesus Tour
• Guided Pergamon Tour
• Museum Tickets
• Lunch
• Professional English Speaking Tour Guide
• All Transportation
• Hotel pick up and drop off in Istanbul

Hotels

• Selcuk Hotels or Kusadasi 1 Night with Breakfast
  Selcuk Hotel: www.kalehan.com/uk/index.htm
  Kusadasi Hotel: www.hotelsozer.com.tr  

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