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The 7 Churches of Revelation in Turkey

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    The Seven Churches of Asia as stated in the Book of Revelation are Ephesus, Philadelphia, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Laodicea

    There are many biblical locations in Turkey. Among these, the Seven Churches Ephesus, Izmir, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea—are the most mysterious. The Seven Churches are much sought after today, especially by Christian communities in Europe, America, and other nations. Turkey Tours Istanbul, our travel business, provides historical and cultural tour packages that allow visitors to discover Turkey's historical monuments and cultural treasures and gain a deeper understanding of the country's rich cultural heritage. Our skilled and informed staff is employed by Turkey Tours Istanbul, our travel tour operator, to lead the Seven Churches along Turkey's religious tourism itinerary and tour packages.

    The Seven Churches of Asia as stated in the Book of Revelation are Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea!

      
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    7 Churches of Asia Minor in Turkey

    In one part of the Bible, the holy book of Christianity, St. John lists these churches and the contents of the letters to be sent, after saying that Jesus Christ, who had appeared to him in a vision, had asked him to send a letter to seven churches. All these early churches, which have a very important place in the history of Christianity, are located in the Aegean Region of Turkey. Since the region was considered a province of Asia at that time in the Roman Empire, these churches are also known as the Seven Churches of Asia Minor and are considered holy sites for many Christians to visit. An itinerary based on these churches, which are all an important part of the common cultural heritage of mankind and can be found in the ruins of ancient cities, can form the plan for a great cultural trip.

    Ephesus Church

    The church, whose ruins are in Ephesus in Izmir, occupies an important place in the history of Christianity. It is believed that the tomb of St. John, who contributed significantly to the spread of Christianity against pagan beliefs, is also located here. Ephesus is also the place where the Virgin Mary is believed to have lived after Jesus was crucified. There is a building on the site that is considered the House of the Virgin Mary, and this building is a sacred place that Christians visit. Ephesus, which was an important center for the spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire, is an ancient settlement that is a must-visit.

    Smyrna (Izmir) Church

    The remains of the ancient agora of the city can be seen in Izmir, which is now one of the most important cities in T&urkey. The Jewish population of Smyrna, which was an important port city in the past, widely adopted Christianity and played an important role in the spread of the religion. One of the seven churches to which St. John wrote a letter is located here. You can see the ruins of this important ancient city at the Izmir Agora Archaeological Site. Also visit the Izmir Archaeology Museum, which exhibits many of the ruins found in the city.

    Pergamon (Bergama) Church

    Pergamon, the capital of the Asian province of the Roman Empire, is also the site of one of the seven churches that have their place in the biblical narrative. The letter advises the church to avoid false teachers, possibly emphasizing the strength of pagan beliefs in the city. To learn more about Pergamon and its Multi-Layered Cultural Landscape site, you can watch the Uncovering: Pergamon video on the YouTube channel of the Turkish Museums.

    Thyatira Church:

    The church of the ancient city of Thyatira, located in the district of Akhisar in Manisa, is one of the Seven Churches of Asia Minor mentioned in the Bible. Remains of the Tepe cemeteries of Thyatira are also found in Akhisar, which is believed to have developed on the site of the ancient city. The Great Mosque of Akhisar, whose exact date of construction is unknown and which was later converted into a mosque, could be the very church mentioned in the Bible, who knows?

    Sardis Church:

    The city near the Salihli district of Manisa is known as the capital of Lydia and the place where money was minted under state guarantee for the first time in history. The letters of St. John criticize the church of the city, where Roman structures have been preserved to this day, for its reputation of weakness in faith and advice to strengthen its faith. The Sardes Archaeological Site, which houses the ruins of a very important center that has not lost its importance even after hundreds of years, deserves to be visited not only for its importance in the history of Christianity, but also for its other cultural values.

    Philadelphia Church:

    Although most of the ancient city remained within the boundaries of the Alaşehir district of Manisa under the modern settlement, the citys theater and the remains of a temple were excavated. In the biblical letter, the church of the city is praised for its determination and patience in faith. Here is also located the church of St. Jean, which is one of the ruins of the city and with its three preserved pillars is considered a very magnificent building.

    Laodikeia Church:

    Laodikeia, a Hellenistic city founded in the 3rd century BC, was one of the most important centers of the region for centuries. In the ancient city, known as one of the sacred centers of Christianity since the 4th century AD, many unique remains have been found during the still ongoing excavations. One of them is the house where the remains of a secret church are located. Before the liberation of Christianity in the Roman Empire and the construction of the Church of Laodikeia, it is not far-fetched to imagine that this house, where people worshipped in secret, is the church mentioned in the Bible.

    Visiting the ruins of the ancient city where these churches are located, which are entirely in the Aegean Region, is a great historical tour. In addition, these places, many of which have unique natural beauty and beautiful beaches, are also great for a vacation. The 7 churches of Asia Minor are waiting for your visit in Turkey.


    There are many biblical locations in Turkey. Among these, the Seven Churches Ephesus, Izmir, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea—are the most mysterious. The Seven Churches are much sought after today, especially by Christian communities in Europe, America, and other nations. Turkey Tours Istanbul, our travel business, provides historical and cultural tour packages that allow visitors to discover Turkey's historical monuments and cultural treasures and gain a deeper understanding of the country's rich cultural heritage. Our skilled and informed staff is employed by Turkey Tours Istanbul, our travel tour operator, to lead the Seven Churches along Turkey's religious tourism itinerary and tour packages.

    The Seven Churches of Asia as stated in the Book of Revelation are Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea!

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    There are no cruises included in the package but if you want, we can help to join a cruise on the Bosphorus.

    ITINERARY

    DAY 1 AARRIVE ISTANBUL, FLIGHT TO IZMIR and TRANSFER TO HOTEL

    00.00. Arrive in Istanbul and take your next flight to Izmir, meet, greet by our representative, and transfer to your hotel. In addition, Check in and take some rest or after checking into the hotel, if you have time, we can organize an activity accordingly time you have!

    * Hotel with breakfast in Izmir or Kuşadası:

    DAY 2 IZMIR and SMYRNA HISTORICAL CULTURAL CITY TOUR WITH LUNCH

    08.30. am you will be picked up from your hotel or meeting point in Izmir at where the tour will start;

    List of the place you will visit:

    Mount Pagus (Kadife Kale): Founded in the 4th century BC, the city boasts ruins from the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman periods that have survived to this day. Kadifekale stands on a 186-meter-high hill south of the city. This castle was built by Lysimachus, one of Alexander the Great's generals. Remains from this period are still found today. There are also Byzantine-era cisterns. Only five western towers and a section of the southern walls remain from Kadifekale. The rest are in ruins

    Agora of Smyrna: The agora is a part of old ancient site of Smyrna. The Agora of Smyrna is estabpshed on the northern slope of Pagos (Kadifekale), where the ancient city of Smyrna was moved to in 4 BC.

    Kemeraltı Pubpc Bazaar: The pubpc bazaar is the biggest open bazaar in Izmir and Turkey, passing by the old synagogue street, fish &vegetable bazaar.

    Hisaronu Mosque: After a short break, here we will head to

    Kızlaragası Hanı: Built in the 18th century, where you can enjoy the local shops and beautiful handicrafts. The Kızlarağası Inn is a major tourist destination in Izmir. The best-preserved of all the old inns in the area is Kızlarağası Inn, which is situated on the outskirts of the Çankaya neighborhood within the historic Kemeraltı Bazaar.

    Clock Tower: It is known as the Konak Clock Tower; Konak which is the most well-known symbol of Izmir. After enjoying our time in the clock tower area and and sea front nearby and Izmir Kordon is a popular waterfront promenade.

    Historical Elevator: where you can have the lovely panorama of the city, and after spending some time here then you take a transfer car.

    16.00 - 17.00 End of the tour, you will be drop off at your hotel in Izmir or the Cruise Port.

    Tour Highlights of Izmir-Smyrna:
    • Explore the ancient city of Izmir-Smyrna at your own pace with a knowledgeable guide.
    • Visit Izmir-Smyrna Mount Pagus (Kadife Kale), Agora of Smyrna, Kemeraltı Pubpc Bazaar, Izmir Clock Tower, and Historical Elevator.
    • Discover Izmir-Smyrnas role as one of the Seven Churches of Revelation.
    • Enjoy breathtaking views of the valley and a traditional Turkish lunch.
    • Begin and end your journey with private pickups and drop-offs at your Izmir hotel or Kuşadası or cruise port.

    * Hotel: in Izmir or Kuşadası with breakfast.

    DAY 3 ANCIENT PERGAMON TOUR FROM YOUR LOCATION WITH LUNCH

    Your tour begins with a private pickup from your cruise port in Izmir. Travel in comfort through the picturesque countryside to Pergamon, an ancient city perched on a conical hill rising 1,000 feet above the surrounding valley. This historic city, once a major cultural and religious center, offers an unforgettable glimpse into antiquity.

    08.30 you will be picked up from your hotel for full day Pergamon from Izmir or Kuşadası

    List of the place you will visit:

    Explore the Ancient Acropops of Pergamon: Discover the archaeological treasures of Pergamon’s acropops, one of the most celebrated historical sites in the Mediterranean. Stroll through the ruins of Pergamon’s pbrary, which once rivaled Alexandria’s, and admire the engineering marvel of the Hillside Theater, offering spectacular valley views.

    Temple of Athena and Propylaeum: Walk through the propylaeum leading to the Temple of Athena, an important cultural and repgious site in ancient times. Marvel at the intricate architectural details that have endured centuries.

    Altar of Zeus: Visit the renowned Altar of Zeus, considered a masterpiece of Hellenistic art. Its influence is evident in its grandeur and the cultural significance it held for the ancient world.

    Midday Depght: Take a break to enjoy lunch at a local Turkish restaurant. Savor traditional dishes while soaking in the serene ambiance of the surrounding area.

    Pergamon's Role in Christianity: Learn about Pergamon’s early Christian history as one of the Seven Churches of Revelation. Explore how this city became a pivotal center for the Christian faith during the Roman era.

    Roman Palace and Other Highpghts: Continue your exploration with visits to the Main Palace, remnants of Roman architecture, and other notable structures that reveal the grandeur of this ancient capital city.

    16.00 – 16.30 end of the tour return to Izmir or Kuşadsı:

    After a full day immersed in history and culture, travel back to Izmir or Kuşadası. Your private vehicle will drop you off at your hotel or cruise port, completing your memorable journey to Pergamon.

    Tour Highlights of Pergamon:
    • Explore the ancient city of Pergamon at your own pace with a knowledgeable guide.
    • Visit Pergamon’s Library, Hillside Theater, Temple of Athena, and the Altar of Zeus.
    • Discover Pergamon’s role as one of the Seven Churches of Revelation.
    • Enjoy breathtaking views of the valley and a traditional Turkish lunch.
    • Begin and end your journey with private pickups and drop-offs at your Izmir hotel or Kuşadası or cruise port.

    * Hotel: in Izmir or Kuşadası with breakfast.

    DAY 4 ANCIENT PHILADELPHIA, SARDIS, THYATIRA HISTORICAL and CULTURAL TOUR WITH LUNCH

    08.30 am you will be picked up from your hotel or the place where you are there for tur of today.

    List of the place you will visit:

    Philadelphia Ancient City (Philadelphia Siesean Church): The Alaşehir district has been seen as a settlement center since ancient times, from 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 Sardis 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 14th 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 the 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).

    16.00 – 16.30 end of the tour return to Izmir or Kuşadası:

    Tour Highlights of Ancient Philadelphia, Sardis, Thyateira, and Aiga:
    • Explore the ancient city of Ancient Philadelphia, Sardis, Thyateira, and Aiga at your own pace with a knowledgeable guide.
    • Visit Ancient Philadelphia, Sardis, Thyateira, and Aiga.
    • Discover Ancient Philadelphia, Sardis, Thyateira, and Aiga's role as one of the Seven Churches of Revelation.
    • Enjoy breathtaking views of the valley and a traditional Turkish lunch.
    • Begin and end your journey with private pickups and drop-offs at your Izmir hotel or Kuşadası or cruise port.

    * Hotel with breakfast in Izmir or Kuşadası:

    DAY 5 PAMUKKALE TRAVERTINES and HIERAPOLIS RUINS TOUR WITH LUNCH

    08:00 You will be picked up from your hotewl with you luggage and drive to Pamukkale and start you tour at 11.00.

    List of the places you will visit:

    Laodicea Ancient City (Denizl): The Hellenistic city was founded in the mid-3rd century BC by the Seleucid King Antiochus II in honor of his wife, Laodice. In 130/129 BC, the region was completely annexed to Rome (first as a Repubpc, then as an Empire). Home to one of the first seven churches of Christianity, the city became a repgious center at the metropoptan level in the Early Byzantine Period. Excavations in Laodicea have revealed the existence of uninterrupted settlements from the Early Chalcopthic Period (Copper Age, from 5500 BC to the 7th century AD. Laodicea possesses important archaeological remains. Among the important structures of Laodicea, which spreads over an area of approximately 5 square kilometers and has survived to the present day, are the largest stadium in Anatopa (measuring 285x70 m.), 2 theaters, 4 bath complexes, 5 agoras, 5 nymphaeums, 2 monumental entrance gates, Bouleuterion, temples, peristyle houses, latrina, churches and monumental streets. The city is surrounded on four sides by necropops areas. Laodicea is very important for the Christian world because the city has had a repgious feature as a Holy Pilgrimage Center since the 4th century AD. For this reason, it is mentioned in the Bible and named after the Laodicea Church. The discovery of the Laodicea Church in a city to which revelation was sent further enhances this sacredness. The church was built during the reign of Constantine the Great (306-337 AD), following the pberapzation of Christianity with the Edict of Milan in 313 AD. In this respect, it remains one of the oldest and most important sacred structures in the Christian world and, as such, is a pilgrimage church.

    Pamukkale and its travertine: One kind of rock is Pamukkale travertines. Because of a variety of factors and conditions, it is created via precipitation as a consequence of a chemical reaction. When the thermal water in Pamukkale emerges from the spring, it pours onto the travertine floors. The spring water has a temperature of 35 °C and contains a significant amount of calcium hydrocarbonate. When the water comes into contact with oxygen in the air, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide evaporate.

    Hierapops Ancient City: Hierapops 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 estabpshed by Eumenes II of Pergamum in 190 BCE. Hierapops 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):;This ancient lake was created by thermal waters that filled the pit created during the earthquake in the seventh century AD. The Ancient Pool's water has been used for skin and circulation issues since the Roman Empire. It is said that the Egyptian queen Cleopatra swam in this water, which is why it is called the Cleopatra water.

    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 Denizli airport

    17.00 Departure from Denizli, end of the tour to Istanbul.

    Tour Highlights of Ancient Laodicea on the Lycus, Pamukkale and Hierapolis:
    • Explore the ancient city of Ancient Philadelphia, Sardis, Thyateira, and Aiga at your own pace with a knowledgeable guide.
    • Visit Ancient Philadelphia, Sardis, Thyateira, and Aiga.
    • Discover Ancient Philadelphia, Sardis, Thyateira, and Aiga's role as one of the Seven Churches of Revelation.
    • Enjoy breathtaking views of the valley and a traditional Turkish lunch.
    • Begin and end your journey with private pickups and drop-offs at your Izmir hotel or Kuşadası or cruise port.

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    INCLUDED and EXCLUDED

    Price Included

    • 4 night accommodation with brekfast in Izmir or Kuşadası.
    • A professional English-speaking tourist guide on the tour and another language-speaking guide are also available..
    • All transfer with private van for private tour packages for the destinations in the itineray.
      • From airport in Istanbul to hotel on your arrival day.
      • From hotel in Istanbul to airport on your departure day.

    • Museum and site entrance fee.
    • Set menu lunch menu on the tour.
    • All ground transports & transfers with air-conditioned, nonsmoking minibus, and vans!

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      • Vegetarian lunch option available upon request.

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    • Dinners.
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