Biblical Ephesus Tour

Biblical Ephesus Tour

Ephesus, a key city in Roman times, played a significant role in the spread of Christianity, prominently featured in the New Testament through Apostle Paul’s missions. This tour encompasses:

Ephesus Ancient City: Discover sites like the Celsus Library, the Agora, the Great Theatre, the Odeon, the Trajan Fountain, the Temple of Domitian, and the Roman Latrines, which showcase the city’s splendor and its Christian heritage.
House of the Virgin Mary: A revered pilgrimage site near Ephesus, believed to be where Mary lived after Jesus’ crucifixion, attracting Christians and Muslims for spiritual renewal.
Basilica of St. John: Located in Selcuk, this 6th-century church is thought to be St. John the Evangelist’s burial site, an important Christian pilgrimage destination.
Cave of Seven Sleepers: A legendary site near Ephesus, associated with a Christian tale of faith and miracle, where seven young men are said to have emerged after 300 years of sleep, symbolizing the triumph of Christianity.

These historical and spiritual sites offer deep insights into the early Christian community’s life and beliefs, making the Biblical Ephesus Tour a journey through the rich religious tapestry of this ancient metropolis.

• Our tour will begin with a pick-up from your hotel or Kusadasi port, where you will be greeted by our friendly and knowledgeable guide. From there, we will drive to Selcuk Town to begin our tour.
• Our first stop will be the Virgin Mary’s House, which is believed to be the final resting place of Mary, the mother of Jesus. This peaceful and holy site is surrounded by beautiful gardens and is a place of great spiritual significance.
• Next, we will visit the ancient city of Ephesus, which is home to some of the most well-preserved Roman ruins in the world. Here, you will walk in the footsteps of the apostles as you explore the ancient streets, amphitheaters, and temples that once stood in this bustling city. As we stroll through its ancient streets, you’ll see the impressive ruins of the Celsus Library, the Great Theatre, the Temple of Hadrian, and many other impressive structures that make up this fascinating site.
• Our next stop will be the Cave of Seven Sleepers, which is an important site in Christian and Islamic tradition. According to legend, seven young men sought refuge in this cave to escape persecution for their faith, and they were miraculously preserved for over 300 years.
• Finally, we will visit St. John’s Basilica, which is located on the site where the apostle John is believed to have been buried. This magnificent basilica is one of the most impressive examples of Byzantine architecture in the region.
• At the end of our tour, we will drive you back to your hotel or Kusadasi port, where you can reflect on the profound spiritual and historical significance of the sites you have visited. We hope you have a wonderful and enlightening experience with us.