08.30 You would pick up from your hotel and join a tour group to visit following sites;

List of the place you will visit in Troy:

The Trojan Horse: The Trojan Horse story is well-known. It took place in Troy, an ancient city in present-day Turkey, during the Trojan War (1194-1184 BC), a war between the Greeks and Trojans. According to the story, the Greeks were losing hope against the Trojans, who were protected within the high walls of the city of Troy.

3700 years old City Walls: Old city walls were found during excavations in Troy, which are estimated to be 3700 years old.

Houses of Troy: The Trojan horse, a wooden horse, was built by the Greeks to sneak into the city to end the war. It was given to the people of Troy as a gift.

Various ruins from different periods including Roman era: The Odeons were unique structures built for musical purposes. These structures, which emerged in the Hellenistic era, were generally covered and in a form of an amphitheater. Sometimes they were used for meetings as well as for musical performances.

Troy tour and Pergamon tour one after another in the same day: End of the Troy tour and transfer to Pergamon, in one and half hour, after having lunch on Pergamon, than start the tour.

List of the place you will visit in Pergamon:

Ancient City of Pergamon: Pergamon was founded in the 3rd century BC as the capital of the Attalid dynasty. Located in the Aegean Region, the heart of the Antique World, and at the crossroads between Europe and the Middle East. It became an important cultural, scientific and political center in the ancient time.

Acropolis and Altar of Zeus: The Great Altar of Zeus on the acropolis at Pergamon was the crowning architectural and sculptural achievement of the Attalid dynasty.

Antique Theatre: First traces of the (Greek) theatre of Pergamon, situated on the west side of the castle hill, can be dated back to the early 5th century BC. The today dominating cavea was built in the late 5th century BC. Spectators had access to their seats via the theatre terrace.

17.30 End of the tour you will be transferred to your hotel in Ephesus/Kuşadası

* Hotel: Hotel with breakfast in Ephesus/Kuşadası:

08.00 You would pick up from your hotel private tour of Manisa visit following sites;

List of the place you will visit in Troy:

Philadelphia Ancient City (Philadelphia Siesean Church): The Alaşehir district has been seen as a settlement center since ancient times, since its establishment until today; They were named Philadelphia, Neocaesarin, and Alaşehir. B.C. Many armies and kings used this route, starting with the army of the Persian emperor in 481. B.C. In 334, Alexander captured this region. After Alexander's death, B.C. In 281, like other Anatolian cities, it came under the rule of Seleakos, one of Alexander's regional commanders.

Sardis Ancient City: It is understood from the excavations that Sardes Ancient City, the capital of the Lydian State, and its surroundings have been the scene of various settlements for more than 5000 years and that it was an important settlement center during the Roman and Byzantine periods. During the 14 century, starting from the 7th century BC and lasting until the Early Byzantine Period in the 7th century AD, Sardes maintained its position as an important city in terms of transportation, administrative, and commercial aspects.

Thyateira Hill Tombs - Thyatira Ancient City (pronounced Thyateira): The ancient name of Akhisar district. The city is one of the most important settlements of the Lydian state and the Kingdom of Pergamon. The city was called by this name throughout the Roman Empire until the Byzantine period. One of the first seven churches of Christianity, founded by St. Paul in Western Anatolia, is in the city of Thyateira. Some of the ruins of the city of Thyateira can be seen today in the Tepe Mezarı area in Akhisar city center.

Aigai (Aeolis) Ancient City: Located approximately 30 km from Aliağa and known as Nemrut Kale, Aigai is one of the 12 Aeolian cities in Western Anatolia mentioned by Herodotus. The history of the city, which is located on a rocky hill overlooking the surroundings, dates back to B.C. It dates back to the 8th century. M.S. Extensive excavations have been carried out since 2004 in the city, which was understood to have been greatly damaged and repaired in the earthquake of 17 AD and was an important commercial center in the Hellenistic period. In 2018, excavations were carried out, especially in the Vomitorium (Theater Entrance Building).

17.30 End of the tour you will be transferred to your hotel in Ephesus/Kuşadası

* Hotel: Hotel with breakfast in Ephesus/Kuşadası:

09.00 You would pick up from your hotel and for full day Ephesus

List of the places you will visit:

Ancient City of Ephesus: Ephesus is the most important Roman city in Asia Minor, the ruins of which lie near the modern town of Selƈuk in western Turkey. Take a walk through the ruins of the ancient city of Ephesus, once a foremost centre of the arts, science, and religion.

Library of Celsius: Discover the grandeur of Celsus Library, an architectural marvel in Ephesus. Unveil its rich history, ornate facade, and intellectual legacy through time.

The Great Theater: The Great Theatre is believed to have been built during the Hellenistic ages and has been attributed to Lysimachus, the marshal of Alexander the Great.

House of Virgin Mary: The House of the Virgin Mary is located in modern Turkey. It is situated on Mount Koressos (also known as Bülbüldağı), which is about 5 kilometers away from the ancient city of Ephesus, and 7 kilometers away from the modern-day town of Selçuk. The site is considered to be the place where the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, spent her last years, and it has become a pilgrimage destination for Christians from around the world.

Temple of Artemis: The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus was known as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. However, today you will see only the ruins of the temple with its foundation as the visible proof of its ancient existence.

16.00 End of the tour you will be transferred to your hotel in Ephesus/Kuşadası.

* Hotel: Hotel with breakfast in Ephesus/Kuşadası:

06:30 Arrive Denizli, meet on arrival point in bus station and transfer to hotel. You'll have some time to relax and freshup.

09:00 - 10:00 You will br picked up and start you tour.

List of the places you will visit:

Pamukkale and its travertine: Pamukkale travertines are a type of rock. It is formed by precipitation as a result of a chemical reaction due to various reasons and environments. In Pamukkale, when the thermal water comes out of the spring, it pours onto the travertine floors, and this spring water has a temperature of 35 °C, contains a high amount of calcium hydrocarbonate, and during the contact of the water with the oxygen in the air, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide evaporate, calcium carbonate precipitates and causes the formation of travertine.

Hierapolis Ancient City: Hierapolis is an ancient Phrygian city in southwestern Turkey, about 6 miles (10 km) north of the ruins of Laodicea. Situated on the Coruh River, a tributary of the Buyuk Menderes (Maeander) River, it was probably established by Eumenes II of Pergamum in 190 BCE. Hierapolis was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1988.

Cleopatra ancient pool break will be given in the tour (Note: The entrance fee of the "Cleopatra Antique Pool" is extra): Thermal waters that filled the pit formed after the earthquake in the 7th century AD formed this ancient pool. Since the Roman Empire, the water of the Ancient Pool has been thought to be good for some skin and circulation problems.It is known as the Cleopatra Pool because it is rumored that the Egyptian queen Cleopatra swam in this pool.

Roman Necropolis: The Necropolis of Hierapolis is an ancient cemetery containing tombs and sarcophagi from the Roman period. The site is notable for its large number of sarcophagi, many of which feature intricate carvings and inscriptions.

Roman Theater: The Roman theatre is the highlight of Hierapolis, dramatically sitting uphill from the site and overlooking the ruins and mountains beyond. The stage area, with its decorative panels, and 12,000-spectator capacity seating tiers has been carefully restored. It was built in two stages by the emperors Hadrian and Septimius Severus.

Red Water: Karahayit Hot Springs is located in Karahayit Town ,in north of the famous Pamukkale Travertine and has similar characteristics to that of Pamukkale.

16.00 End of the tour you will be transferred to your hotel.

* Hotel Hotel in Selçuk/Kuşadası.

00.00 You would pick up from your hotel after breakfast and to airport.

00.00 Departure from Izmir.

00.00 Arrive to Istanbul, transfer your hotel in Istanbul, end of the service