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Pick up your car from the determined location and start your trip. Today, you will drive to Gallipoli. The historical sites of the Gallipoli Peninsula are on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List. You will discover the sites of World War I when you get to Gallipoli. A walking tour of the coastline of the Dardanelles in Canakkale city center after dinner is an excellent idea.
Accommodation: Truva Hotel or similar
After breakfast, drive to the Troy Museum and visit Troy Ancient City. Troy Ancient City is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its legendary significance as the location of the Trojan War and its archaeological remains, which provide insights into a fascinating culture, have contributed to Troy Ancient City's worldwide fame.
After Troy, drive to Assos for lunch. You can discover Assos Ancient City or relax on one of its beautiful beaches. Finally, head to your hotel in Bergama.
Accommodation: Hera Boutique Hotel or similar
Today you will discover Pergamon Ancient City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Start your day with the Bergama Museum. Afterward, it is time to see the remains of the ancient city and its breathtaking atmosphere. Remember that Pergamon was once home to one of the seven churches mentioned in the New Testament. Red Hall Basilica and Asklepion will be your last locations in Bergama. After you are done with your visits head to Pamukkale.
Accommodation: Hierapark Thermal & Spa Hotel Deluxe or similar
Today is the day to explore the wonders of the Ancient City Hierapolis and the world-famous Pamukkale Travertines, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient city has a rich history as the center of Christianity since the 4th century AD. It is believed that the city's significance dates back to the killing of Philip, one of the disciples of Christ, in 80 AD. Pamukkale's healing groundwater has been attracting tourists throughout history and is still being used for treatment. You can enjoy a refreshing swim in the historic pool, a popular destination for health enthusiasts for centuries. Kaklik Cave, also known as the underground Pamukkale, is worth a visit.
Accommodation: Chez Rumi Butique Hotel or similar
Your first stop will be the Ephesus Archeological Museum. And then discover the fascinating Ephesus Ancient City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was once one of the most famous cities in the world and home to one of the seven churches mentioned in the New Testament. The next stop should be the House of the Virgin Mary. The church, along with its religious importance, has an exciting story. Afterward, visit the Basilica of St. John, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. The basilica is built on St. John’s grave. Finally, you discover the Isa Bey Mosque, one of the oldest and most spectacular works of Turkish architectural history from the Anatolian Principalities period.
