• Meet the Turkish tour guide at the hotel and drive to Selcuk town.

• Stop at Ephesus Ancient City. The extensive ruins include the Varius Bath Complex, Odeon, State Agora, the Temples of Dea Roma, Prytaneion, Domitian Square, Hercules Gate, Curetes Street, The Fountain of Trajan, The Baths of Scholastica, Temple of Hadrian, Celsius Library, Gymnasium, and Great Theatre. And much more monuments stand in the special atmosphere of Ephesus, charming each one. Once it was a commerce and trade center of the ancient world. Later on, it became a sacred religious place of the early Christianity and today, a famous and unique tourism center proving all its perfects to the visitors as one of the biggest open-air museums in the world.

• Then, head to the House of Virgin Mary, the place where it is believed that Mary had spent the last years of her life. It is considered that St. John brought Virgin Mary to Ephesus after the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and that a small house was built for her on Bulbul Mountain. On July 26, 1967, Pope Paul VI visited the House of Virgin Mary and declared one of the pilgrimage center.

• Drive to the Temple of Artemis which was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Although there is one single column left today, the magnificent temple had been built for the goddess of fertility and hunters, Artemis, known as Diana after the city passed under the rule of Romans.

• Proceed to see a cooperative where Turkish handmade rugs carpets and kilims are woven by ladies who come from different villages around Ephesus ancient city.

Return to the hotel.