All-Inclusive-Tour nach Ephesus mit der Jungfrau Maria ab Izmir
Highlights
- Besuchen Sie Ephesus, eine gut erhaltene antike griechisch-römische Stadt in der Türkei
- Erkunden Sie bedeutende Sehenswürdigkeiten wie den Domitiantempel, römische Bäder und das Herkulestor
- Erleben Sie das Haus der Jungfrau Maria, in dem sie ihre letzten Tage verbrachte
- Bewundern Sie den Panoramatempel der Artemis, eines der sieben Weltwunder der Antike
- Genießen Sie exquisite türkische Küche und traditionelle Einkaufsmöglichkeiten
Beschreibung
Ephesus war eine antike griechisch-römische Stadt an der ionischen Küste, drei Kilometer südwestlich des heutigen Selçuk in der türkischen Provinz Izmir. Die Ephesus-Tour umfasst die Ruinen der antiken Stadt Ephesus, die auf der UNESCO-Welterbeliste stehen.
Die Stadt selbst und die Ruinen liegen alle neben einem fruchtbaren Tal. Einst ein Handelszentrum der antiken Welt, ein religiöses Zentrum des frühen Christentums. Ephesus war mit seinem Schatzodeon, dem Domitiantempel, den römischen Bädern, den öffentlichen Toiletten und dem Herkulestor eine der besterhaltenen antiken Städte der Welt und ein Höhepunkt jedes Türkeibesuchs. Sie besuchen das Haus der Jungfrau Maria, wo sie ihre letzten Tage mit ihren Brunnen und ihrer Wunschmauer verbringt, und den Artemis-Tempel (Panoramablick), der eines der sieben Weltwunder der Antike ist. Während des Mittagessens haben Sie die Möglichkeit, exquisite türkische Küche zu probieren. Andererseits haben Sie auch traditionelle Einkaufsmöglichkeiten für Schmuck, Leder oder Keramik.
Wichtig zu wissen
Nicht geeignet für:
- Nicht für Rollstuhlfahrer oder Kinderwagen zugänglich
- Nicht empfohlen für Personen mit Rückenproblemen
Nicht erlaubt:
- Haustiere sind auf dieser Tour nicht erlaubt
Vorab wissen:
- Kleinkinder dürfen nicht auf dem Schoß sitzen
- Die Dauer der Transfers beträgt ungefähr 1 Stunde und 30 Minuten. Die genaue Dauer hängt von der Tageszeit und den Verkehrsbedingungen ab.
- Da es sich um eine Gruppenreise handelt, können die Endzeiten der Reise variieren. Wenn Sie am selben Tag nach der Reise einen Flug planen, wenden Sie sich bitte an den örtlichen Veranstalter.
- Die Touren können von einem mehrsprachigen Reiseleiter durchgeführt werden
- Wenn nicht genügend Menschen in anderen Sprachen als Englisch vorhanden sind, wird die Tour auf Englisch durchgeführt.
- Wenn Ihre Abholadresse oder die Gegend, in der sich Ihr Hotel befindet, nicht für die Einfahrt des Tourfahrzeugs geeignet ist, teilt Ihnen Ihr Reiseleiter einen Tag vor der Tour den Treffpunkt mit, der Ihrer Adresse am nächsten liegt.
- Es werden bequeme Wanderschuhe empfohlen.
Inbegriffen
Eintrittsgebühren
Mittagessen
Führung
Transfer in klimatisiertem Fahrzeug
Nicht inbegriffen
Getränke
Stornierungsbedingungen
Sie erhalten eine Erstattung in Höhe von 100%, wenn Sie bis zu 24 Stunden vor Ihrem Erlebnis stornieren.
Buchungsgebühr
Für diese Buchung fallen keine zusätzlichen Kosten an.
Wegbeschreibung
Treffpunkt:
Ein Abholservice von Hotels und Unterkünften in der Stadt Izmir ist verfügbar.
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