For 2 days in Izmir, you will explore both the historical structures in the heart of the city and the ancient heritage around Ephesus. This route offers a rich experience extending from the panoramic view of Kadifekale to the deep history of Selçuk. Filled with archaeological museums, sacred sites, and traditional Aegean villages, this trip reveals Izmir's multifaceted identity.
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9 stops · 2 day
Located on a 186-meter-high hill south of İzmir, Kadifekale is the acropolis of ancient Smyrna. Formerly known as Pagos, the castle has remained a sym…
Standing at the intersection of Anafartalar Street and Osmanzade Yokuşu in Izmir, Dönertaş Sebil is a single-domed, square-plan Ottoman structure buil…
As Turkey's first women's museum with a physical space, the Izmir Women's Museum opens its doors in a 19th-century historical Izmir house in the Tilki…
Located within Bahribaba Park in Izmir's Konak district, the Izmir Archaeology Museum showcases the ancient history of the region with sculptures, sar…
Rising in the heart of Konak Square, the Izmir Clock Tower was built in 1901 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Sultan Abdülhamid II's ascension t…
Located in the Selçuk district, the Ephesus Museum is an important archaeological museum housing approximately 64,000 artifacts unearthed from the exc…
Ayasuluk Hill, rising in İzmir's Selçuk district, is both the initial founding point and the final settlement area of Ephesus. On the hill, you'll fin…
Located in Selçuk district of İzmir, at the foot of Panayır Mountain near the ancient city of Ephesus, the Cave of the Seven Sleepers is a legendary p…
Şirince, located in the Selçuk district of İzmir, is a historical village that can be visited in all four seasons, known for its 19th-century stone Gr…
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