After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, meet your guide in the lobby and set off for Canakkale.

While on your journey, experience lunch at a local restaurant. Then, with a 20-minute ferry ride, cross the Dardanelles and reach Canakkale. See the ancient city of Troy with its 4,000-year-olds of history. The giant Trojan Horse statue made for the 1980 German documentary film about the famous Trojan Horse, used in the Trojan War, which is the subject of Homer's epic Iliad and Odyssey, will greet you at the entrance of the ancient city of Troy.

End the day with a comfortable stay after dinner.

After breakfast at the hotel, take the bus to Izmir via Bergama.

Visit the Pergamon Acropolis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Get the opportunity to watch the region from a bird's eye view by reaching the ancient city by cable car. Another of the seven churches mentioned in the Bible, the "Pergamon Church" will be waiting for you here.

After a pleasant lunch, step into the historical "City of Thyateira" in Manisa- Akhisar. The city, which was a weaving center in antiquity, is also home to the "Church of Thyateira", one of the "Seven Churches of the Apocalypse". Thyatira, founded during the reign of Alexander the Great; was a city favored for its trade, especially for its purple dye, which was rare at that time.

Finally, set foot in the Ancient City of Smyrna. Izmir, the pearl of the Aegean Region, and known as Smyrna in the Roman period, is one of the largest cities of the ancient world, as well as being a city where Homer's house and the Temple of Athena are located. You will also be able to discover one of the famous Seven Churches here.

End your day with a delicious dinner at your hotel in Izmir.

After a pleasant breakfast at the hotel, visit the St. Polycarp Catholic Church and take as many photos as you can to immortalize these moments.

Located in Izmir, Konak, St. Polycarp Church is one of the oldest religious buildings and sheds light on ancient architecture. The building, which is a Catholic church, was built with the permission of Suleiman the Magnificent and at the request of King Louis VIII of France. You will admire the sky from the surroundings with the lighting used in the church.

Afterwards, visit the Ancient City of Ephesus. Ephesus is also home to the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In addition, this structure is known as the most important church of Anatolia, founded by St. Paul.

After exploring the Ancient City of Ephesus, enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant, and then visit the Virgin Mary's House. The diminutive house, beautifully situated in the Solmissos Mountains, is considered by the Vatican to be the final resting place of Virgin Mary. Its idyllic garden contains a spring thought to have curative properties, which can be sampled by all. In this location, St. John's Basilica is also a structure worth exploring.

When your excursions are over, you will arrive in Kusadasi. The day will end here with a delicious dinner and comfortable hotel accommodations.

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, set off for Pamukkale by bus.

Your first stop will be Sardis. Sardis, which was the capital of the Lydian Kingdom before the Roman Empire, is located in the Salihli district of Manisa today. The ancient city, which is also known as the place where money was first minted in the world, is also home to Bin Tepe, known as the largest mound in the world.

Then explore Philadelphia (Alasehir); which is famous for its grapes, textiles and leather goods. As you can imagine, the name of the city of Philadelphia in the United States is also based on this ancient city.

After a pleasant lunch, turn your route to Laodicea. Laodicea, located in Denizli and the former capital of Phrygia, is an ancient city with a deep-rooted and ancient past. The Laodicean Church was built during the reign of Constantine the Great, with the liberation of Christianity. You won't have enough of exploring this unique, culture-rich, and beautiful geography.

Next, visit Hierapolis Ancient City and Pamukkale (Cotton Castle). You will begin your visit by walking the marble streets of Hierapolis, which was built as an ancient Greek center of healing and pleasure. The Ancient City of Hierapolis is wonderfully placed on the pure white limestone terraces formed by the underground natural hot springs. As you enjoy seeing the Great Theatre, Roman Baths, Temples of Apollo and Pluto, and more, your guide will tell you the story of famous Greek and Roman mythological people believed to have lived here.

The day will end in Pamukkale with a delicious dinner and comfortable hotel accommodations.

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, set off for Antalya by bus.

Your first stop in Antalya, the most popular spot in the Mediterranean, will be the Duden Waterfall. While witnessing the magnificent force of nature here, you will realize that you have embarked on a journey where you will rediscover yourself. The impressive view of the waterfall combines with an inner calm, offering you a completely different experience. When you close your eyes and focus only on the melody of the water, you will feel that time stops, and dreams meet reality.

After lunch at a local restaurant, explore Ancient Kaleici. Antalya's Kaleici district is an important tourism spot containing ancient ruins. These ruins are part of the walls surrounding the region, and the harbor breakwater in the inner harbor. The walls surrounding the region from inside and outside; are a common work belonging to the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman periods.

After the Roman Empire expanded the city walls, Hadrian visited Attaleia, as it was then known. After this visit, he had the famous Three Gates (Hadrian's Gate) built and the traces of the civilizations living in Kaleici have been carried to the present day.

Immediately after, visit the Hidirlik Tower, which was built for the purpose of a mausoleum. This tower, which has managed to remain intact since the Roman Period, is a defense tower. It was also used as a lighthouse and watchtower.

End your busy day with a comfortable stay after a delicious dinner at the hotel.

Start the day with a delicious breakfast at your hotel, and then set off to reach Cappadocia by crossing the Taurus Mountains with magnificent views.

When you set off, first visit the Aspendos Antique Theatre. The theater is the best-preserved Roman theater not only in Anatolia but also in the entire Mediterranean world. The Theater, with a capacity of 15-20 thousand people, dedicated to the gods and emperors of the time, showcases the last lines of Roman theater architecture and construction technique.

Take a short break for lunch at a local restaurant at the fascinating point of the Taurus Mountains. Then discover the Sultanhani Caravanserai on your way. You will visit this wonderfully restored 13th century Seljuk Caravanserai, which was used as a luxury hotel by merchants for nearly 500 years. Here, you will be captivated by the fascinating visual imagery feast, and you will want to immortalize this eye-catching place by taking countless photos.

When you arrive at your hotel in Cappadocia, end the day by going to your room after a pleasant dinner.

After breakfast at the hotel, you will start your tour in the fascinating “Land of Beautiful Horses”.

Goreme Open Air Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where towering fairy chimneys are on display. We will step inside the rock-cut churches and chapels, to admire fresco decorations from early Christian and Byzantine era.

Cappadocia's glamorous Underground Cities will amaze you. In these huge underground caves, you will discover how the ancient Christian people survived the persecution of Arabs and Sassanids.

After tasting local delicacies at a local restaurant for lunch, you will discover Pigeons' (Guvercinlik) Valley. The 2-mile-long Pigeons' (Guvercinlik Valley), stretching from Uchisar to Goreme, takes its name from the pigeon nests carved into the rocks. The local people fed these pigeons until the 9th century and used their manure in the vineyards and their eggs in the plaster of the frescos.

Afterwards, you will visit Uchisar Castle and Avanos. Uchisar; is the highest point of the region that draws the magnificent borders of the volcanic landscape and cave houses. Next will be a great learning experience of another major art of the Turks, Turkish Ceramic and world famous Iznik Tiles’ making, at one of the world’s celebrated master potters’ workshops in Avanos Village.

Finally, you will learn about the making of unique carpets in the place where Turkish Weaving Art was born. You will admire the artistic creations, which include; flying international award-winning carpets, rugs, strings, and more, which will all take your breath away.

After a delicious dinner upon your arrival in Cappadocia, the day ends with your hotel accommodation.

Following breakfast at the hotel, you will drive to the capital city of Turkey, Ankara.

After a smooth drive of two hours, you will arrive at the shores of the Salt Lake, the second largest lake of Turkey, occupying a huge area in the arid central plateau of the country. Especially during dry summer months, the water evaporates in huge quantities, leaving a thick salt crust on the surface, creating awesome sceneries.

After a short break for lunch, you will visit Anitkabir (Ataturk’s Mausoleum), where we will pay our respects to the esteemed founder of modern Turkey, and learn about the recent history of the modern Turkish Republic.

After dinner at a local restaurant, arrive at your hotel, pack your belongings and set off for your hotel in Istanbul. A comfortable accommodation will be waiting for you in your hotel where you will relieve the tiredness of a busy day.

After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, you can set out to explore the city step by step.

Today’s tour will start first with a visit to the Roman Hippodrome, that used to be one of the Roman World's largest stadiums where chariot races, gladiator fights, circuses, parades, etc. took place.

Next up is the Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet Camii), a masterpiece of 17th century Ottoman imperial mosque architecture. There are more than 20,000 Iznik tiles in the mosque. These unique handmade tiles, which fascinate the visitors with their rich colors, dominated by blue and oriental patterns, have become collective works that are put up for auction in famous houses such as Sotheby’s.

Afterwards, take a historical journey by closely examining the magnificent Topkapi Palace and Imperial Treasures, built by the Ottoman Sultans, who ruled over three continents and seven seas. Today, Topkapi Palace offers its visitors magnificent displays of the 86-carat Spoonmaker's (Kasikci) Diamond, Topkapi Dagger, Golden Throne, Sacred Relics and many more Ottoman Family Dynasty Collections.

After experiencing a delightful lunch filled with local flavors on a historical region, proceed to the Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya), the grandest and most impressive Christian Cathedral constructed by Emperor Justinian in 537 AD.

Enjoy a feast at a local restaurant for dinner, and then transfer to your hotel to end the day.

After breakfast at the hotel, you will be transferred to Istanbul International Airport. Afterwards, your journey will begin for your final destination.