Experience the scenic drive to Selcuk. This small town was the first settlement of Ephesus, founded by the Greek colonists as early as in the 11th century BC and remained inland due to the silting of the port of Ephesus.

Short drive to reach the city of Ephesus, which was the capital of the Province of Asia Minor during the Roman Era, and was, therefore, the scene of many political intrigues while bearing an immense richness due to its port and its trading activities.

Walk on the Marble Road that runs through the city, with various structures resting on it: Temple of Hadrian is a unique beauty with its articulate facade, while the ruins of the Library of Celsus has all the expressions of the grandeur of “good old days” of the Roman Period.

You can also tour the Terrace Houses, the ancient residential section of Ephesus, where you will be observing the flamboyant style of the luxurious life of Ephesians.

Among all the archaeological remains, the Great Theater of Ephesus bears the most Biblical importance, as it was this massive building that was the scene of an uprising (Acts 19) set by a merchant named Demetrius against St. Paul, who spent two years preaching the Word of God at Ephesus.