Tour dell'antica Efeso con dimostrazione di lavorazione della ceramica
Efeso fa rivivere il passato. Questo tour combina l'antica città con una visita a una tipica fabbrica di ceramiche per dare un'occhiata alla produzione tradizionale di ceramica. Per prima cosa, rivivrete i giorni di gloria dell'Impero Romano esplorando i monumenti di Efeso durante una visita guidata. Gökhan, una delle nostre esperte guide locali, dice: "Il sito archeologico è così ben conservato che è facile immaginare di camminare sulle orme delle folle vestite di toga che si radunavano e chiacchieravano nelle strade 2.000 anni fa".
Ricca di templi, reliquie e statue religiose, percorrerete le strade di marmo mentre la vostra guida vi illustrerà la loro storia. L'attrazione principale è la Biblioteca di Celso, un capolavoro di architettura classica che un tempo ospitava i più brillanti studiosi dell'epoca e oltre 12.000 rotoli di saggezza millenaria. Passeggiando tra i viali fiancheggiati da colonne, sbircerete nei negozi e nelle case sgualcite per arrivare al Gran Teatro, un anfiteatro colossale dove un tempo predicava San Paolo.
Concluderemo il viaggio con una visita a una fabbrica di ceramiche per vedere come si produce la ceramica turca. Ammirate la precisione del maestro ceramista, che lavora solo ad occhio, mentre decora e dipinge i pezzi tradizionali. È uno dei posti migliori per acquistare souvenir autentici e sostenere i mezzi di sussistenza locali. Gökhan aggiunge: "Le ceramiche Çini sono una forma d'arte tradizionale turca. Cercate i motivi popolari del tulipano e del garofano: il tulipano simboleggia l'unità di Dio, mentre il garofano rappresenta la natura e il rinnovamento".
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Cosa farai
- Visitate l'antica città di Efeso, dichiarata dall'UNESCO, con un tour mattutino.
- Scopri la storia e la società di questo importante sito romano
- Vedere la Biblioteca di Celso, il Gran Teatro e il Tempio di Adriano.
- Assistete a una dimostrazione di lavorazione della ceramica in una fabbrica locale di ceramiche
- Guida locale esperta con una conoscenza ineguagliabile della città di Efeso
Da sapere
- Non adatto agli ospiti con mobilità ridotta
Politiche di cancellazione
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Cosa è incluso
- Trasporto
- Guida
- Biglietti d'ingresso
Questa esperienza soddisfa i criteri del Global Sustainable Tourism Council. Scegliendo questa esperienza potrai proteggere i luoghi che ami, prenderti cura dell'ambiente e sostenere le comunità locali.
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