Private Biblical Ephesus Tour from Kusadasi Port with Lunch

This is a private Ephesus tour from Cruise Port of Kusadasi, only for you and your party. Only for Cruiseship travelers. We visit Virgin Mary House/Ephesus/Temple of Artemis / Basilica of St. John. Some of the monuments that you will see are Celsus Library, Roman Baths,Temple of Hadrian, Public Toilets, Marble Street, Agora, Great Theatre and many more... We take care of every detail for you. Few people actually know that Ephesus is the center of Biblical stories. St. Paul of Tarsos on his missionary journies stayed and preached in Ephesus. As approved by many religious sources Virgin Mary and St. John the evangelist lived here in Ephesus. Third Ecumenical Council is held in Ephesus. This city is one of the Seven Churches mentioned in the book of Revelation. Whats more, the city speaks for itself as it is truly still standing on its feet. There are very few ancient cities in the world which makes you feel as if you are wandering in those times. We invite to this mystical journey..

Itinerary

1. Virgin Mary House near Ephesus is the place where she passed the last days of her life. She came here together with St. John the evangelist. Three popes from Vatican visited and blessed the house. Millions of people visit this house every year for pilgrimage. (45 min)
2. Ephesus is a great Roman ancient city situated close to Kusadasi port. In this tour we promise you the visits of House of Virgin Mary, Ephesus, Temple Of Artemis, Basilica of St. John. Some of the monuments we will see in Ephesus are Celcius Library, Great Theatre of Ephesus, Hadrian Temple, Traijan Fountain, Domitian Temple, Parliment building. Virgin Mary (Mother of Jesus) passed the last days of her life here. A big part of the Gospel of St. John was written in Ephesus. Ephesus is one of the Seven churches mentioned in Bible. Lunch (2h 0min)
3. Ephesians had a mother goddes called Artemis. They built one of the seven ancient wonders of the world which is called as the temple of Artemis. (20 min)
4. This is the tomb of St. John ( The writer of the fourth book of the New Testament and the Book of Revelation). Over here early Christians built a chapel and on the sixth Century AD. Justinian the Great (Byzantine Emperor) built a great Basilica. (40 min)