Ephesus
Founded in 2000 B.C., Ephesus is the most visited archeological site of Turkey.
The first inhabitants built a temple to Artemis which, after several renovations, became one of the seven wonders of Antiquity.
Ephesus, one of the cities of the Ionian Confederation, counted about 100.000 inhabitants (agriculture - olives, grapes, figs, honey bees - stone carvers and smiths) who ensured that their town would become an important commercial harbor. As first town in the world that knew democracy, she was also the first one to offer street lightening.
During your visit, you will visit the agora, Odeon, the Curetes street, the Adrian temple, more temples and fountains, the library of Celsus and the amphitheater.
Sirince
This village of Greek origin used to be called Kirkinca (“With forty”), then Cirkince (“Ugly”) and at last Sirince (“Cute, Nice”).
The most interesting of this village are the Greek houses, souvenir of the XIXth center and before the population exchange in 1923. Visitors can enjoy the quiet atmosphere of villages (no traffic, handicrafts, chicken and donkeys over the street...), taste wine and buy hand-decorated house linen.
During the excursion, do not miss the visit of the restored Orthodox church, of a mosque and take advantage of your passage to try a “Gözleme” (salty pancake) in the former municipal school, today a restaurant offering an unique view over the village and surrounding mountains. 
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Price per person in Euro :
1 Pers. | 2 Pers. | 3-5 Pers. | 6-7 Pers. | 8-12 Pers. | 13-20 Pers. | 195,- | 98,- | 65,- | 39,- | 36,- | 28,- |
Prices above include:
- All local taxes and insurances
- Transfers from/to Kusadasi harbour
- Professional guidance in English
- Drinkable water in the fridge
- Parking Lots Prices above do not include:
- Entrance fees
- Lunch (If applicable)
- Tips
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