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• Meryemana (The Virgin Mary's House): It is known that the Virgin Mary came to Ephesus and lived here for some time. Whether or not she died in Ephesus was unknown until Anne Catherine Emmerich’s vision. The stigmatized German nun who had never been to Ephesus had a vision of the House of the Virgin Mary and described it in detail to the German writer Clemens Brentano who later published a book about it. Catherine Emmerich died in 1884. In 1891 Paul, Superior of the Lazarists from Izmir read about her vision and found a little building that corresponded with Emmerich’s descriptions. Archaeological evidence showed that the little house was from the 6th century CE but that the foundations were from the 1st century CE. 

• Ancient City of Ephesus Ephesus Ruins is the largest open-air museum in Turkey dating to the Greek and Roman periods. 

• The Temple of Artemis Artemis was the Greek goddess, the virginal huntress and twin of Apollo, who replaced the Titan Selene as Goddess of the Moon. The ancient temple was built around 650 BCE to the cult of Artemis and was constructed on a site already sacred to the Anatolian Mother Goddess, Cybele. The wealthy king of Lydia financed the temple, and the marshy ground was selected for the building site as a precaution against future earthquakes.

• Infants must sit on laps.

• An adult must accompany children.

• The child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults.

• A note from your tour guide: Please contact the reservation team via our e-mail or WhatsApp and confirm you're certain meeting time if you are a cruise passenger; this is a must.

• Imagine what it was like in Ephesus during Roman times when 250 000 people lived in the city, and all of the wonderfully restored antiquities were in full use. This city is not to be missed. Explore the temples, theatres, library, and agora that bring you back to ancient times. While strolling through marble-paved Roman streets, the lovely cats of the city will welcome you as they have done for every city visitor in hundred years. You will feel the peaceful atmosphere of the Virgin Mary's Shrine in pine trees. Many do not know that the Virgin Mary lived the last years of her life in today's Turkey in a small cottage near Ephesus. I am a dynamic person and team. Professional approach to the business and high quality of services. Creativity and passionResponsive - flexible. I give our clients exactly what they want with high flexibility.

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