- This is a 3 days biblical package to Seven Churches of Revelation
- Walk on the 1st century roman road where Paul actually walked on his missionary journey.
- Discover the meanings of the letters in revelation by observing the actual places
- Find out Ancient Christian Traditions of early congregations from your Bible Oriented Guide
- Enjoy typical Turkish food in local restaurants
- Experience shopping in local Bazaars
Izmir Clock Tower
The ancient clock tower, named Saat Kulesi, is located in the heart of Izmir in Konak Square. The tower clock was built to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Abdülhamid II’s crowning. Over 100 clock towers were constructed in public squares in every part of the Ottoman Empire for the 25th anniversary. In Ottoman-style decoration, it’s the typical symbol of Izmir that once appeared on the back of Turkish 500 lira banknotes.
Agora Open Air Museum
In ancient times, Izmir was Smyrna, an antique Roman city on the Aegean coast of Anatolia (now Turkey). In ancient Greek city-states, the old Agora was referred to as a “public forum or market.” The Agora of Smyrna is one of the well-maintained old agoras in the present day because of its stunning on-site open-air museum constructed by Alexander the Great. The reconstructed structures and their columns and archways deliver a momentarily catch sight of the Roman bazaar. You can also see the ruins of a Muslim cemetery.
Kadifekale
General Lysimachos, Alexander the Great heir, founded Kadifekale serving as a fort and a castle overlooking the city and the Gulf of Izmir. The Velvet Castle houses Roman cisterns, a watchtower, and the castle gate.
Izmir Ethnography Museum
Izmir is the home to two separate museums of Ethnography and Archaeology situated, side by side, a short walk from Konak in Bahribaba Park. The Archaeology Museum houses Greek and Roman relics. You’ll find a collection of Ataturk belonging, local art, customs, crafts, and carpet making in the Ethnography Museum next door.
Levantine Mansions in Izmir
During the Ottoman time, Izmir was the home to Christians, Greeks, Armenians, Jews, and Muslims who live cooperatively. The Levantines were residents of the west who facilitated business exchanges with the foreign world. Levantine Mansions are the essential section of Izmir’s cultural identity. Some reconstructed houses still maintain their primary appearance.
Smyrna: Church of Revelation
The seven churches of revelation, once mentioned in the Bible, still have existence. Smyrna is the second revelation temple in Izmir, praised for its people’s unwavering faith over persecution.
Small Group Tours
Traveling with a small group of passengers, divides mutual costs such as tour guide cost, transportation, entry fees, etc. between few passengers and makes your tour more affordable. The members of small group tour could be your own family or friends, or other savvy travelers that you will meet and share a journey.
Multi-Day Tours
Your time is priceless and we don’t want you to spend your travel time on planning for your vacation day by day. Booking a multi-day tour to a specific destinations makes it easier for you to focus on what you love, instead of going through hundreds of different daily itineraries and plan for each day individually. Simply choose your tour based on the desired duration.
Guided Tours
For many destinations, having a local tour guide is a necessity. A professional tour guide helps you to get the most of your travel experience, plan your tours, answers to your questions, teach you the basics of the language, and manage the timings for you and other travelers. All the tour guide fees are included in your tour package.
All-inclusive Tours
We carefully handpick all the tours to make sure we offer the most convenient ones that covers everything you need. This includes affordable hotels, local transports, meals, and entry ticket. We make sure to include all the main costs into our itineraries so that you pay for the whole package once, and enjoy your all inclusive tour.
