Private Pamukkale Tours from Izmir Hotels and Izmir Airport Pamukkale Tour from Izmir Pamukkale is one of the main highlights of Western Turkey. We recommend travelers who are staying in Izmir to do a Pamukkale Tour from Izmir. Pamukkale is a town in the western Turkey known for mineral-rich hot springs that have been forming white travertine terraces. Ancient name for Pamukkale is Hierapolis, an ancient Roman thermal city founded in the second century BC. The ruins include a well-preserved theater and a necropolis with sarcophagi that stretch for 2 km. The Ancient Pool is famous for its submerged Roman columns, the results of several earthquakes. Pamukkale is one of the highlights of western Turkey. Approximately 2 million travelers visit Pamukkale. It takes about 3.5 hours to drive from Izmir to Pamukkale. Is Pamukkale the same as Hierapolis? Pamukkale and Hierapolis are the same place. Hierapolis is the ancient name for Pamukkale. Pamukkale means Cotton Castle in Turkish and Hierapolis means Sacred City in ancient Greek. How long do you need to visit Hierapolis and Pamukkale? During our private tours of Pamukkale we usually spend about 3 hours in Pamukkale. This totally depends on the interest and pace of the travelers. Can you swim in the miraculous pools of Pamukkale? You can swim in the ancient pools of Pamukkale, also known as Cleopatra's pools. To limit the number of people who can swim in the pools, the government charges approximately 8 euros per person. There are changing rooms and safe deposit boxes. Towels are not provided. Travelers planning to swim are advised to bring towels with them. We offer private Pamukkale tours from Izmir. The tour lasts approximately 11 hours. Pamukkale Tours include pickup and drop-off from your hotel in Izmir or Izmir airport. Tours are conducted by licensed tour guides. Tour guides in Turkey are required by law to complete a strict multi-year training program and obtain an official license from the government. We also offer 2 days Ephesus and Pamukkale tour from Izmir and Pamukkale Tours from Kusadasi. For availability and costs please contact us.
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Tours privados de Efeso desde Esmirna Efeso Tour desde Esmirna Esmirna (Izmir) es la tercera ciudad más grande de Turquía. Lo más destacado de Esmirna para los viajeros es la antigua ciudad de Éfeso. Éfeso está a una hora en coche de Esmirna. Ofrecemos tours a Éfeso desde Esmirna con guías turísticos de espanol..
Si te apasiona la historia y la cultura, definitivamente deberías participar en el Tour de Éfeso desde Esmirna. Con este tour privado de día completo tendrás la oportunidad de visitar la antigua ciudad de Éfeso así como otros interesantes puntos de interés religioso y cultural. Disfrute de un recorrido emocionante e informativo y haga de sus vacaciones en Esmirna una experiencia memorable. La antigua ciudad de Éfeso, un sitio arqueológico bien conservado, ha sido de gran influencia cultural y una potencia turística en Turquía. Otros destinos populares son la Casa de la Virgen María y el Templo de Artemisa, descubra también sitios como la Basílica de San Juan, el Pueblo Sirince, la Mezquita de Isabey y muchos más. Tome un tour privado en español o inglés y descubra estos maravillosos sitios patrimoniales. Ephesus Travel Guide (Transbalkan Tours) se ha especializado desde 1963 en Viajes Organizados alrededor de Efeso y la casa de la Virgen Maria, para gente Hispano Parlante. Tenemos amplia experiencia coordinando grandes grupos para empresas, reuniones familiares ademas de grupos en cruceros. ¿Estás preparado para exprimir tu tiempo en Efeso?, te presentamos los tours en Efeso más emocionantes. Podrás disfrutar de visitas guiadas en español, con guías profesionales, cómodos vehículos. Reservar es muy sencillo y estará todo organizado para que tengas todo listo a tu llegada a la ciudad. Puntualidad, profesionalidad y sobre todo hacer posible que aprendas y disfrutes de tu viaje a Efeso. Si nuestros tours de Efeso no encajan en lo que buscas, ponte en contacto con nosotros y explica exactamente lo que quieres y te aconsejamos con las mejores opciones y te conseguiremos los mejores precios. Formalizar la reserva es muy sencillo, rellena el formulario de contacto. Te responderemos lo antes posible. Además te ayudaremos de manera personalizada a organizar tu viaje, ¡adelante! Ephesus Tour DiscountsEphesus is a world-famous historical attraction. Ancient City of Ephesus on the shores of the Aegean Sea is one of the most popular travel destinations of Turkey, welcomes millions of visitors every year. Ephesus houses a large number of Christian heritage sites. Discover exciting shore excursions, day trips to Ephesus and Ephesus Walking Tour. High value tours. Browse our collection of Ephesus private tours. We are offering %20 discounts for Private Ephesus Tours with English speaking tour guides and Private Ephesus Tour Guide Services with English-speaking tour guides at the following dates: For more information please do not hesitate to contact us. Book early and save more! * There is no deposit payment required for the private tour and tour guide bookings. * Pay during the tour. * For cruise passengers, there is no cancellation fee if your ship does not call to the port for any reason.
  Ephesus Tours for Viking Cruises Passengers from Kusadasi Port: Viking Sky, Viking Sea, Viking Venus, Viking Mars Viking Sea and Viking Venus at Kusadasi Cruise Port In 2022, Viking Jupiter, Viking Sky, Viking Venus and Viking Sea operated by Viking Cruises will have 35 port of calls to Kusadasi Cruise Port. First call will be made by Viking Sky on January 01 during 7 Night Ancient Mediterranean Treasures. We have started receiving enquiries from Viking Cruises passengers for private tours to Ephesus. Ephesus Travel Guide is a Ephesus shore excursion operator. We provide high quality Ephesus cruise excursions at substantially lower prices than cruise lines. Enjoy a more intimate experience and avoid the crowds. Viking Cruises included excursions are limited with only few sites. By booking a private full day Ephesus Tour with us, Make the most out of your stay in Ephesus. Be confident in your choice with 24/7 support for travelers, no charge if you miss your Ephesus shore excursion due to an itinerary or a weather changes, and guaranteed return to your cruise ship! Discover exciting excursions and day trips from Kusadasi to Ephesus. High value tours, lower cost than the Viking Cruise shore excursions. Browse our collection of Ephesus private tours. Ephesus is a very well preserved Greco-Roman city. Explore this fascinating treasure with Ephesus Travel Guide. Viking Cruises passengers who are seeking an exclusive private tour of Ephesus can contact us via WhatsApp or contact form for expert advice to help select the best tours for you.  Ephesus Tour for Viking Cruise Passengers How to Book a Private Ephesus Shore Excursion ? You can book this tour, by sending us an inquiry or by WhatsApp. Contact us or WhatsApp +90 536 225 5658 Write to a Private Shore Excursion expert for more information about this tour and other tours. Private Aphrodisias Tours from Kusadasi,Selcuk and SirinceAphrodisias was the most famous ancient city that was named after the Goddess Aphrodite. The ancient city of Aphrodisias is one of the most important archaeological sites of modern Turkey. Discover the famous UNESCO world heritage sites of Turkey with a licensed knowledgeable tour guide. We offer Private Aprhodisias Tours from Kusadasi, Selcuk, Sirince Hotels and Kusadasi Port. Aphrodisias, is one of the top archaeological attractions of Western Turkey. You will be enchanted by the beauty of Aphrodisias.  Private Aphrodisias Tour from Kusadasi Where is Aphrodisias? Aphrodisias is located in southwestern Turkey, in the province of Aydin. It takes approximately 2.5 hours drive from Kusadasi to Aphrodisias. The distance between Kusadasi and Aphrodisias is 155km. There is no direct transportation from Kusadasi to Aphrodisias. Aphrodisias History Aphrodisias was a small Greek city in the province of Caria. The current ancient city is located nearby the village of Geyre. It takes approx. 2.5 hours drive (140 miles) from Kusadasi to reach Aphrodisias. Aphrodisias, unlike Ephesus has never been a port city. The city is 62 miles inland from the coast. Aphrodisias is 2000 feet above sea level and located by the 8000 feet mountain called Babadag (known as Salbakos in the ancient times). The city before adopting the name ''Aphrodisias'', it was named as Lelegeopolis, Megapolis and Ninoi. The name "Ninoi" is given by the Asyrians who settled this area. Ninoi is also the name of a city located in Asyria. Asyrians introduced Ishtar culture to the city. Probably, the words Star and Easter is derived from the goddess Ishtar. Aphrodisias, covers an area of 200 acres and generally is a flat city.  Aphrodisias Tour Review Unlike many other ancient cities in Anatolia, Aphrodisias was discovered by a famous Turkish photographer Mr. Ara Guler in 1958. He was travelling through villages and towns. He was in the village of Geyre and noted a village that has so many ancient remains that the villagers live without knowing their importance. Afterwards Ara Guler was in touch with the Turkish Archaeologist Mr. Kenan Erim from New York University. Excavations began in the 1960s. Kenan Erim devoted his life to excavate this ancient city. Since this city is lately discovered, you do not see any remains from this city in British Museum or any other museums outside Turkey. Aphrodisias became an artistic center with a famous school of sculpture. The city was also famous with ceremonies made in Aphrodite Temple in the name of Aphrodite. Ruined because of the earthquakes. In the 4th and 7th century. Major earthquakes happened and changed the route of the rivers nearby. The City was under flood due to change of route of water. After 7th century earthquakes, the city lost its importance. In the 6th century. The name of Aphrodisias was changed to Stauroupolis, meaning the city of the Cross, to erase the pagan goddess of love from peoples minds. As the capital of Caria, Aphrodisias was finally called Caria which then became Geyre in Turkish. Later in the 13th century, the city was abandoned. Aphrodisias was founded near a marble quarry that was extensively used in the Hellenistic and Roman times. The closest quarry was half a mile away from Aphrodisias. The marble sculptures of Aphrodisias became very famous during the Roman period. Many examples have been excavated in Aphrodisias. The sculptors of Aphrodisias became famous and benefited from a great supply of quality marble nearby. There was a famous school of sculpture here which was very productive. A lot of sculpture can be seen today around the ancient city and in the museum. Many finished and unfinished statues discovered in the area. Unfinished statues prove the existence of a Sculpturing School. Many sarcophagi were excavated at several locations in site, frequently decorated with designs of garland, columns, figures of people, birds and animals. Names of many sculptors from Aphrodisias have been seen in lots of works in Italy, Greece and elsewhere.  Photo of Ara Guler in 1958 Excavations in the theater hill have revealed layers of settlement going back to the Bronze Age. Aphrodisias was founded in the 5800 BC and flourished under the Roman Empire. First settlers were Carians, Pelasgians and Lelegians. Aphrodisias is mentioned in the 1st century BC by geographer Strabo. Aphrodisias was named after Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Aphrodite was known to Romans as Venus. The name of the city has the same root as the word "aphrodisiac". Both words derive from the Greek name Aphrodite, the goddess of love, Aphrodisias was one of several ancient cities dedicated to the goddess of love. Within the borders of Caria, during the Roman period, following the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC. The assassins, Brutus and Cassius fled to Asia Minor where they invaded many cities. Aphrodisias, remained loyal to Caesar. There is evidence that the city was attacked by the supporters of Cassius and Brutus. The main reason, keeping the city loyal to Caesar is because of Zoilos, the former slave of Caesar who was freed by Octavian. Mark Antony recognized the autonomy of Aphrodisias in the 1st century BC. Fame of Aphrodisias is not only limited to arts. It also had a number of renowned scholars and writers as well as philosophers, of whom the most notable ones were Xenocrates and Alexander of Aphrodisias. Alexander was a famous philosopher from Aphrodisias. He followed the teachings of Aristotle. Born in Aphrodisias and lived and taught in Athens at the beginning of the 3rd century, where he held a position as head of the Peripatetic school that is founded by Aristotle. He wrote many commentaries on the works of Aristotle (Aristotle, was a Greek philosopher who lived in the 4th century BC. One of the students of Plato and tutor of Alexander the Great.) Statues were carved from the local white, grayish blue Carian marble, mostly from Babadag (Salbakos), nearby mountain. Sculptors from other areas came to Aphrodisias for annual sculpture competitions. The eyes of the statues found here are full of expression and vitality and the bodies seem capable of moving. The public monuments in Aphrodisias were decorated with "peopled scrolls" which were one of the characteristics of stone carving produced by the school of sculpture in Aphrodisias. Some masterpieces have the signatures of their creators who are especially experts in relief and sarcophagus production. Many sarcophagi were decorated with lively reliefs, symbolizing the desire to deny the emptiness of death and its eternal darkness. These sculptors imposed their creative mastery over iron and marble. Iron tools and instruments were to achieve victory and greatness not only in battle fields but in the field of sculpture as well. Anatolia was in a period when matchless works of sculpture were created. The old traditions of Anatolian sculpture reached a phase of lively fineness and beauty of expression. Aphrodisias was a special city and beloved by Augustus. Due to this it was exempted from paying taxes. There could be several reasons for this:
In a letter written by Emperor Augustus to Stephanus (governor of Laodicea), Aphoridisias is privileged: ''Caesar to Stephanus  Sarcophagi from Aphrodisias  Tetrapylon With the tax-free status Aphrodisias became a popular pilgrimage destination. Starting from 1st century BC, in Aphrodisias, a long period of prosperity began. The city gained a reputation of being an artistic, cultural center and as well as a center for religious activity. Many important writers and philosophers like Alexander of Aphrodisias lived in this city. Tetrapylon was a monumental gateway that leaded entrance to the Temple of Aphrodite. The gateway was built in the late 2nd century AD during the reign of Hadrian. It had 4 rows of 4 columns. It is thought to have marked the intersection of a major street with a sacred way heading toward the sanctuary of Aphrodite. The Temple of Aphrodite was the main attraction of the Ancient City of Aphrodisias. Historians think that before this temple was built here, there was an earlier cult for Mesopotamian goddess Ishtar who is known as goddess of fertility and sex. There were festivals in the name Ishtar at the beginning of spring. These celebrations are made for the arrival of spring in the name of Ishtar. The name Ishtar is also associated with the word Easter. The building was converted into a church during the Byzantine period. From this church, historians mention twenty bishops from Aphrodisias who attended the ecumenical councils in the early times of Christianity. The building was originally designed as an Ionic temple with 40 columns arranged in an 8 by 13 rectangle shape. Once it was converted into a church, the columns at each end were removed, an apse was built in the eastern section, and a baptistery and an atrium were added to the west. On some columns donor names are being noted. Life in the city was concentrated on the Temple of Aphrodite. The cult of Aphrodite was so popular that it took some time before Christianity was fully accepted by Aphrodisians. The temple was founded here in the 1st century BC with the funding made by Zoilos. Worship to Aphrodite goes back to 7th century BC to Assyrians who came here from Mesopotamia and settled here and worshiped to a goddess named as Ishtar who is also the goddess of love. The similarities between Aphrodite and Ishtar are generally well-recognized. In Mesopotamian mythology, Ishtar was the principal goddess of the Babylonians and Assyrians. She was both the compassionate mother of all life, who brought fertility and relief from sickness, and the lustful goddess of sexual love and war.  Stadium of Aphrodisias with our tour guide Mr. Orcun Kamit Stadium of Aphrodisias, is one of the best preserved stadium in Anatolia with a 30,000 spectator capacity. Originally it had a blind arcade on top of the highest row surrounding all the seats. The stadium was used for gladiatorial fights, chariot races, sporting, musical and dramatic events. The eastern part of the arena was for gladiatorial fights. This is a hybrid structure, a mixture of a Greek stadium and a Roman Arena. Therefore, it was used for sport events, executions and gladiatorial fights. Reserved seat carvings on seats can still be noticed at the seats of the stadium. Women were not attending athletic events since all the men was competing nude. The Stadium was double size of the population of Aphrodisias. Probably, a smaller type of Olympic Games in the name of Aphrodite was held here. Bouleuterion (senate house), is located at the north side of the North Agora. The original building was vaulted. Seating capacity is expected to be about 1750. Archaeologists found many unfinished statue pieces and sculpturing tools during the excavations done in the area between Bouleterion and Aphrodite temple. For this reason the place is considered as the famous sculpture school of Aphrodite in archaic ages. The school was actively used from 1st century BC until 6th century AD, Some historians believe that there were some sculpturing artists moved to the city from Pergamon after the death of Attalus 3rd who inherited his empire and treasure to the Roman Empire in the second century BC. The artists who were left without work moved to Aphrodisias. The reputation of the artists of Aphrodisias was beyond Anatolia and Rome. Baths of Hadrian were built under Hadrian in the 2C AD. Hadrian visited the city of Aphrodisias and these roman baths were constructed in the memory of his visit. There were two pairs of large rooms on either side of a huge central hall called the caldarium. Total 4 sections as Apodyterium (Chaging rooms), Fridgiderium (Cold Rooms), Tepiderium (Luke warm/tepid room) and Caldarium (Hot/Steam Room). During the excavations in the villa of Hadrian in Tivoli, Italy. Archeologists discovered many statues made in Aphrodisas. South Agora also known as the Portico of Tiberius, had an Ionic colonnade which has partially been restored, was started during the reign of Tiberius, 1st century AD. The central area of the portico is occupied by a huge basin or pool, with two semicircular extremities at the north and east ends. The portico may well have been a gymnasium or a palaestra with an exercise area between the colonnade and the pool. North Agora, was mainly used for commercial reasons. This was the marketplace. In the middle of North Agora. The Monumental Tomb of Zoilos was located. Theater was built in the late Hellenistic period and later restored in the 1st century BC, and according to its inscription it was dedicated to Aphrodite and the people of the city by Gaius Julius Zoilos, a former slave of Gaius Julius Caesar and later on inherited to Octavian. Octavian gave freedom to Zoilos. The seating capacity was 8,000. The stage building consisted of six vaulted dressing or storage rooms out of which four opened into the corridor behind the proskene. The stage building wall in the north parados had Greek inscriptions of important documents related to the history of the city such as letters of emperors to the city or senatorial decrees. The orchestra and the stage building were restored in the 2nd century AD in order to make the building more suitable for animal or gladiatorial fights. The theater was seriously damaged in the 7th century, and the Byzantines built houses on top of the cavea and converted the hill into a fortress by circling it with walls and towers. In the excavations an inscription is found saying that Julius Galius Caesar gifted a Golden Eros statue to Aphrodite. The statue is later stolen from the city and taken to the Temple of Artemis in Ephesus. From the inscription it is thought that Caesar was in the city of Aphrodisias. The levelled seat rows show that there were gladiatorial games played in the theater. Tetrastoon, originally surrounded by four (tetra) colonnades on all sides with a round fountain in the center, had several functions in the Roman and Byzantine city. First it was a meeting place for the citizens and also by having surrounding small shops served as a marketplace. Finally, it gave access to the theater. To the south of the tetrastoon was the Imperial Hall with theater baths which have not been completely excavated. Sebasteion, was a early 1st century AD shrine in which the emperor was worshiped. The building was built after the death of Zoilos in 20 AD, to have good relations with Rome the capital. Sebasteion derived from the Ancient Greek word "Sebastos", which is the Greek equivalent of "Augustus". The structure had 3 stories. Each story was decorated with three different column orders, Doric, Ionic and Corinthian. The building was first unearthed in 1979 it appeared to have no relation to any other building but, as excavations were carried down to deeper levels, it became apparent that this consisted of a temple dedicated to the cult of the Emperor Augustus (Sebastos is the Greek equivalent of the Latin Augustus). Excavations yielded a quite extraordinary quantity of reliefs and decorative panels. Second story display famous stories from the Greek Mythology. Third story the success stories of Julius Caesar and his dynasty. The most remarkable of these included depictions of the birth of Eros, the Three Graces, Apollo in Delphi, Meleager, Achilles and Penthesilea, Nyssa and the child Dionysus. There are also reliefs of some members of the imperial family and mythological figures. Those identified include Augustus, Germanicus, Lucius, Gaius Caesar, Claudius and Agrippa, together with Prometheus and Aeneas fleeing from Troy. There is also a fascinating group of reliefs symbolizing Claudius's conquest of Britain and Nero's conquest of Armenia. There are also a number of fragments depicting the peoples of the various countries with which Augustus had waged war or formed other types of relationships but these have suffered severe earthquake damage. The longest Jewish inscription from the Classical world was also discovered by the Archaeolgists in Aphrodisias. The inscription written on a pillar is dating back to 3rd century AD and describing 126 donors. Probably the donors of a synagogue in Aphrodisias. According to the inscription excavated in Aphrodisias we know there was major Jewish community living in the city and descriptions of the synagogue. In the inscriptions names of the Jews, the people who have sympathy to Jews and their occupations were noted. 54 of the donors were named as Theosebeis. People who had sympathy to Jews were named as 'Theosebeis' meaning Godfearers. Theosebeis people were gentiles who had sympathy to Jews and Judaism but did not change their pagan faith. Aphrodisias was, in ancient terms, a medium-sized town (90 hectares, with a population of maybe 15,000-20.000 inhabitants), but one with a typically metropolitan grandeur of architectural design. The monuments and marble sculptures show a distinctive period of ancient city life. The most prosperous days of Aphrodisias was between 1st century BC and 2nd century AD. The city lost its tax-free status after 3rd century AD due to administrative and political changes. We offer private Aphrodisias tours from Kusadasi, Sirince and Selcuk.Cost of Private Aphrodisias Tour from Kusadasi:
Mercedes V-Class (1-6 people) + English Speaking Tour Guide: 220 Euro (For groups over 6 people, please contact us for the cost.) * Above rate is not a per person rate, it is per group. Rates Cover: - Services of an excellent English speaking Guide - A/C MPV - All transportation costs. - Tax, service charges - Parking fees Rates Do Not Cover: - Entrance to the sites. (Cost of Entrance Fee: 70 Turkish LIras = 4 Euro per person) If requested a day tour of Aphrodisias tour can be combined with Pamukkale (Hierapolis). We offer 2 and 3 days private tours of Ephesus, Aphrodisias, Pamukkale and more: 2 Days Western Turkey Tour - Ephesus, Pamukkale, Aphrodisias... 3 Days West Turkey Tour - Pergamon, Ephesus, Pamukkale, Aphrodisias... For more information please contact us. Private Walking Tour of Ephesus with a licensed tour guide
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Ephesus Walking Tour
Hi, I am Denizhan, owner of the Ephesus Travel Guide and a licensed tour guide. My team of knowledgeable tour guides and myself put in our expertise, passion, and love for the ancient city of Ephesus. We offer private walking tours of Ephesus Ancient City, Basilica of St. John, Temple of Artemis, and the Terrace Houses.
Selcuk Walking Tour Selcuk is the modern name of Ephesus. This walking tour is recommended for travelers staying in the hotels of Selcuk. ​
Is Ephesus worth visiting?
Even if you are not a history buff, ancient Ephesus is worth a visit. It is an amazing sight. A person can easily spend half a day here wandering the ancient streets. The place holds so much meaning when you know what you're viewing. Highlights are the theater, terrace houses, temple of Hadrian, the library of Celsus, the mosaics, frescoes, and graffiti are all so interesting. What a beautiful sight! Great with a professional tour guide who can tell you all about what you are seeing, make sure you see all the relevant places, and answer every question. Amazing to see it all and walk the same streets that they did so many years ago! Archeological excavations have only uncovered a part of the known city, but it is enough to require a half-day to explore everything. If you have a knowledgeable tour guide, you can see the highlights in a couple of hours ... but bring plenty of water if it's a sunny summer day as you'll be surrounded by stone with little shade for most of your stay. ​
For travelers who will be staying in Selcuk Hotels or coming to Selcuk by train and do not have a car. We offer private Ephesus walking tours. Ephesus Ancient City and the surrounding sites and monuments are our areas of expertise. We have been one of the top-ranked tour operators in Selcuk. We constantly receive excellent feedback from our guests, we have been awarded by TripAdvisor,
We have excellently trained, licensed, and experienced tour guides. We know Ephesus as the back of our hand and we introduce its highlights but also its hidden gems to you. Suggested Walking Tour Program:
Duration: 5-6 hours
* This is an intensive walking tour. Participants are expected to walk approximately 6 kilometers. Meet with your Ephesus tour guide at Selcuk Train Station or in front of Basilica of St, John. Start your walking tour, exploring the remains of the Basilica of St. John, which was built on the tomb of John the Apostle. Learn about the 5000 years of history of Ephesus. See the earlier settlement locations and Isa Bey Mosque. After you visit the Basilica of St. John, walk through the old Greek homes and see the remains of a Turkish Bath from the 14th century. Stop at a local pottery workshop and learn how the pottery has been made in the Ephesus area by a local artist. Enjoy Turkish Coffee or Tea, before walking to the Temple of Artemis. Visit the remains of one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world. Afterward, enter Ephesus Ancient City from the North Gate, see the remains of the ancient city of walls, the stadium of Ephesus, Grand Theater of Ephesus, Library of Ephesus, Latrines. Explore the Terrace Houses, the Roman Villas of the super-rich Romans who lived in Ephesus between the 1st and 3rd century AD. Afterward see the Temple of Hadrian, Trajan Fountain, and many more. Exit the site from the south gate. Board a taxi which will take you back to Selcuk town center. Private Walking Tour of Ephesus Cost: 65 Euro (Total be paid for groups 1-5 people) * For groups over 5 people, please contact us. * Above rate is NOT a per person rate. It is total to be paid for your party. * We offer %20 discount on certain dates: Discounted Ephesus Tour Dates * For travelers, who do not want to walk 6km, we can assign them a vehicle. For more information, please contact us. Rates Cover:
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* There is no prepayment required for the reservation. To avoid disappointment, we recommend making your private tour reservation at the earliest possible.​ Payment Terms: Payment can be made in Euros, Turkish Liras, British Pounds, and US Dollars cash at the end of the tour. There is no prepayment required for the booking. We only accept cash payments. For more information and availability, please contact us. Tour Guide Only Services for Ephesus and the Surrounding Area
For travelers who are travelling Turkey with a rent a car, we offer tour guide only services. Your expert Ephesus tour guide can meet you in front of Basilica of St. John or at your hotel in Selcuk or Kusadasi. Seeing the sights with your own private guide is the best way to fully appreciate the richness of Ephesus.
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Suggested Tour Program (Duration: 5-6 Hours)
Meet with your guide in front of Basilica of St. John in Selcuk town. Visit the remains of the Basilica of St. John, see the tomb of St. John, Selcuk Castle and the remains of the Temple of Artemis. Afterwards drive to Bulbul Mountain to visit the House of Virgin Mary. It is believed that Virgin Mary and John the Apostle came to the Ancient City of Ephesus, after the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Mary possibly spent her last years on top of a mountain near Ephesus. Then, you will continue on to visit ancient Ephesus, one of the most magnificent and best-preserved ancient sites in the world. See the Odeon, the Market Basilica, Curetes Street, Bath, Celsus Library, Marble Street and the Great Theater with a seating capacity of 25,000 people. ​Driving from Izmir and Izmir Airport to Ephesus (Selcuk)
The western region of Turkey is an easy place to drive a rental car. If you are planning to rent a car at Izmir Airport, make sure that your rental car has a toll sticker or a toll transponder to pay the highway tolls. You cannot pay the tolls any other way Note that you can not pay tolls with cash! As you exit from Izmir airport, follow the green signs for Aydın (not Izmir). Green sign is for toll road. The toll for the drive from the Izmir airport to Selcuk (Ephesus) is about 3 Turkish Liras. In the toll road there are no signs here for Selcuk or Ephesus, so follow the signs for Aydın. After 30 minutes drive from Izmir airport is the Selcuk turn, Leave the toll road by this exit, following signs to Selcuk and Efes (Ephesus). After passing the tollgates in 10 minutes you will reach Selcuk (Ephesus). If you are going to use our tour guide only service, you will meet your tour guide in front of Basilica of St. John, therefore look for a brown sign as ''Basilica of St. John''
Ephesus Walking Tours
If you do not have a rental car and staying in Selcuk or getting to Selcuk with a train. We offer private walking tours of Ephesus, visiting the Basilica of St. John, Temple of Artemis, Ancient City of Ephesus and the Terrace Houses. This tour includes 6km walking. Guests meet the tour guide in front of Basilica of St. John or Selcuk Train Station and start exploring Selcuk and the ruins. For more information, please visit: Ephesus Walking Tour
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Private Ephesus Tours from Selcuk Hotels and Selcuk Train Station Ephesus Tour from Selcuk Selcuk is the nearest town to the ancient city of Ephesus. Selcuk is the modern name of Ephesus. A small agricultural town, having a population of 35000 people. Due to the proximity to the ancient city of Ephesus, some travelers prefer to stay in Selcuk town. Selcuk has many small hotels. For travelers who will stay overnight in Selcuk town, we recommend visiting the farmers market on Saturdays. Ephesus Ancient City is the highlight of the area. Ephesus is an incredible place and worth visiting, an Ancient Greco-Roman city. A person can easily spend half a day here just wandering around the ancient streets. Ephesus is a remarkably preserved UNESCO world heritage site. Selcuk is accessible by trains from Izmir or Denizli (Pamukkale). Modern trains are operating between İzmir – Izmir Airport – Selcuk – Denizli. It is a comfortable and cheap way to travel on this route. For more information about the trains schedules to Selcuk, please visit the following link: Izmir, Izmir Airport - Selcuk Town (Ephesus) Train Schedules
For travelers who stay in Selcuk town or travel to Selcuk by train, we offer private airport transfers from Izmir airport and private Ephesus tours and private walking tours of Ephesus.. For travelers who travel with rent a car, we also provide tour guide only services where our tour guide meets you in your hotel in Selcuk or in front of Basilica of St. John or Selcuk Bus Station or Selcuk Train Station. Cost of tour guide only services is 60 Euros (whatever your group size is) On certain dates we offer %20 discount. To see these dates please visit: Discounted Ephesus Tours * If you do not have a rental car and staying in Selcuk or coming to Selcuk with train. We offer private walking tours of Ephesus, including visits to Basilica of St. John, Temple of Artemis and Ancient City of Ephesus. For more information, please visit Ephesus Walking Tours and contact us. Suggested Ephesus Tours from Selcuk are as follows: SELCUK - No:1 Half-Day (4 hours) Ephesus Tour from Selcuk Temple of Artemis, Ephesus, House of Mary After meeting your tour guide drive through the fertile lands. Your first stop will be the Temple of Artemis, one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world. Afterwards proceed to the mountain where Virgin Mary is believed to spent her 9 years. The house is approximately 1000 feet above sea level and running as an active chapel. Roman Catholics believe that Virgin Mary came to Ephesus with Saint. John 5 years after the crucifiction. At the age of 63 she was taken to heaven. Although there is no fact that Virgin Mary lived here approximately 1.5 million people visit the site each year. After 30 minutes visit to the House of Mary, drive to ancient city of Ephesus. You will be dropped at the upper gate of Ephesus with your tour guide. Start exploring the city. You will be walking down the hill approximately 1.5hrs. You will see the Odeon, the basilica, Domitian square, fountain of Trajan, Celcus library, Terrace Houses (optional), Marble street, the Grand Theater of Ephesus and the Harbor Street. You will be ending your tour at the bottom gate. Your tour guide will take you to another site or drop you at the desired location. SELCUK - No:2 Full day Ephesus Tour from Selcuk - Christian Ephesus (6 hours) Meet with your guide in Selcuk. After a short drive, your first stop on this fascinating tour is the Basilica of St. John. From the Basilica of St. John, see the earlier settlements of Ephesus, the Temple of Artemis and the remains of the tomb of John the Apostle. Afterwards, you will continue on to visit the ancient city of Ephesus, one of the most magnificent and best-preserved ancient sites in the world. See the Agoras, Odeon, the Basilica, Curetes Street, Bath, Celsus Library, Marble Street and the Great Theater with a seating capacity of 24,000 people. Continue to the House of Virgin Mary where Virgin Mary is believed to spend her last 9 years. SELCUK - No:3 Full day (7 hours) Ephesus Tour from Selcuk - Ephesus and Sirince Village Meet with your guide in Selcuk. Drive to one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world: Temple of Artemis. After seeing the Temple of Artemis drive to the magnificent ancient site of Ephesus. Ephesus is the best preserved of the Greek/Roman cities in Anatolia and while you are visiting the ancient ruins of this magnificent site, your tour guide will bring them alive. You will see the beautiful Celsus Library, restored and reconstructed according to its original form by the architect Friedmund Hueber in the 1970's. The most spectacular building of Ephesus is the Grand Theater, built during the Hellenistic age to hold 25,000 spectators. It is there that St. Paul preached. Opposite theTemple of Hadrian are the Terrace Houses, homes of Ephesus' wealthy citizens. The city was also the hometown of great philosopher Heraclitus. After a visit to Ephesus Antique Site, you will arrive at Sirince Village. This old Orthodox Village, 10 km from Selcuk, was once "Cirkince"(ugly). Indeed its inhabitants gave this name on the purpose as they did not want to be bothered by foreigners nor to share the beauty of their village. Still after years, visitors understood that the village was not ugly and called it "Sirince" (pretty). Today the village is a perfect synthesis of Turkish-Greek culture as of the 1920's; after the Turkish Independence War, people exchange between Greek and Turks has occurred and all those typical Greek houses, though they kept their original outside characteristics, have received the local layout inside. At Sirince Village you will have a chance to see the local life at a village and purchase some small local souvenirs and handicrafts. The village is also famous for its local grape and other fruit wines. Your last stop will be the visit to the Isa Bey Mosque, a delicate masterpiece of Turkish architecture from the fourteenth century. For more information, contact us. Train travel to Ephesus (Selcuk) * For travellers who will be staying at hotels in Basmane district in Izmir, we recommend them to take the 7.10am train from Basmane train station which will arrive to Selcuk at 8.34am. Our tour guide and vehicle can meet you at Selcuk train startion. After the tour you will be dropped back to Selcuk train station for your return journey. Return train will leave Selcuk at 4.04pm and arrive Izmir Basmane Train station at 5.30pm. For train schedule between Izmir and Selcuk, please visit: Izmir, Izmir Airport - Selcuk Town (Ephesus) Train Schedules    Private Ephesus Shore Excursions for Celebrity Cruises Passengers Celebrity Reflection at Kusadasi Cruise Port Several Celebrity Cruise ships are scheduled to call to the Port of Kusadasi in 2022. Kusadasi Cruise Port will welcome Celebrity Reflection, Celebrity Constellation, Celebrity Edge and Celebrity Apex. Celebrity cruises will make 18 port of calls to Kusadasi Cruise Port in 2022. Kusadasi is the main cruise port for Ephesus. Kusadasi Port is also known as Ephesus Port. Kusadasi town is 5 minutes walking distance to Kusadasi Port, located in the heart of the town. Highlight of the area is the Ancient City of Ephesus. We recommend travelers to do an Ephesus Tour from Kusadasi Port. How far is the cruise port in Kusadası from Ephesus? Kusadasi Cruise Port is just 25 minutes drive from Ephesus and has many beautiful shops, making it a pleasure to explore and a convenient distance from Ephesus. Ephesus was an ancient Greek city on the west coast of Anatolia (Modern Turkey), on the Ionian coast, and later an important Roman city. The foundation of the city dates back to the Neolithic 6000 BC. The city was colonized in the 10th century BC by Greek Ionian settlers. Ephesus is famous for the nearby Temple of Artemis, one of the ancient seven wonders of the world. Among the must see sites: the Celsus Library and the Grand theater that can hold 25,000 spectators. Ephesus was one of the seven churches of Asia Minor mentioned in Revelation. The Gospel of John may have been written in Ephesus. Like in the past years we are operating private Ephesus excursions for Celebrity Cruise Passengers from Kusadasi Cruise Port. We already started receiving many requests and private tour bookings. Kusadasi Cruise Port will be welcoming Celebrity Cruise Ships during 12 Night Spain, Malta & Greek Islands and 12 Night Turkey & Best Of Greek Islands Cruises. We have been receiving several private Ephesus tour bookings by Celebrity Cruise passengers. If you are coming to Kusadasi with a cruise ship. It would be our pleasure to be in service to you as well. For more information contact us and visit: Private Ephesus Tours from Kusadasi  Celebrity Reflection at Kusadasi Cruise Port Ephesus Tour from Izmir Airport
We organize Private Ephesus Tours from Izmir airport. Travelers who stay in Istanbul can make a day trip to Ephesus. The closest airport to Ephesus is Izmir Airport which is 45 minutes drive to the ancient city of Ephesus. Flight from Istanbul to Izmir Airport takes approximately 1 hour..
We provide exclusive Private Ephesus Tours including pick up and drop off from/to Izmir Airport and Izmir Airport Hotels. 
Ephesus Tour from Izmir Airport
​For travelers who will be flying from Istanbul we recommend the following flights:
​(Please note that there two airports located in Istanbul. Istanbul Airport and Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport. Istanbul Airport is located in the European side and Sabiha Gokcen is located in the Asian Side of Istanbul. ​Airlines flying to Izmir Airport from Istanbul Airports:
​* Generally a private tour of Ephesus takes approximately 8 hours. Therefore we recommned our guests to book 8am flight from Istanbul to Izmir and 6pm flight from Izmir to Istanbul. We recommend to book the below flights:
Price for Ephesus Private Tour from Izmir Airport: 180 Euros (Total to be paid up to 6 people)
* Above rate is NOT a per person price. It is total to be paid 1-6 people. * On certain dates we offer %20 discount. Discounted Ephesus Tour Dates * For groups, more than 6 people, please contact us. Rates Cover:
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* Except Terrace Houses, there is no admission fee for children under 8 years old. For the proof of age, please bring passport copies with you. ​* There is no prepayment required for the reservation. To avoid disappointment, we recommend making your private tour reservation at earliest possible. Payment Terms: Payment can be made in Euros, Turkish Liras, British Pounds and US Dollars cash at the end of the tour. There is no prepayment required for the booking. Cancellation Policy You can cancel a tour 72 hours in advance of your tour departure without any charges. If you would like to cancel a tour, simply send us an email and we will be happy to assist you. Once you are within the 24 hour tour departure window, the tour becomes non-refundable. This is because our guide and vehicle have set aside space to accommodate your request and will often not be able to fill that space with another customer so close to departure. Forcruise passengers, there is no cancellation fee if your ship does not call to the port in any reason. ​ * For private tour booking, Kindly advise us the following:
To book an Ephesus Tour from Izmir Airport and for more information please contact us. 2 Days Pamukkale and Ephesus Private Tour from IzmirExplore two of Turkey’s highlights which are listed in the UNESCO world heritage list. 2 Days Private Tour from Izmir. First day, depart for Ephesus to explore the Greco-Roman ruins. Overnight in Pamukkale. On the second day visit Pamukkale (Hierapolis), which is known with the white travertine terraces and pools that are formed by calcium carbonate. Walk on the terraces and visit the ruins of ancient city of Hierapolis. Includes excellent English speaking tour guide, lunches, luxury transport, If requested airport pickup and drop-off. Optional visits to Ancient cities of Aphrodisias, Laodicea and Sardis. 
2 Day Tour Ephesus Pamukkale from IzmirTour program and private tour cost are as follows: Day 1 - Private Tour of Ephesus starting from Izmir and ending in Pamukkale. Meet your licensed tour guide and air-conditioned vehicle at your hotel in Izmir or Izmir Airport. Depart for Ephesus, Drive approximately 1.5 hours to see the remains of what was once ancient Rome’s capital in Asia Minor. Your first stop will be the ancient city of Ephesus which was the home to over 200,000 people. The peak time of the city was between the 1st and 2nd century AD. Modern-day excavations have revealed an incredible collection of ruins. See the highlights of the ancient city and visit the House of the Virgin Mary. Enjoy lunch at see the traditional local handicrafts, and make a final stop at the ruined Temple of Artemis, once one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Afterwards, drive to Pamukkale. Overnight in Pamukkale. Day 2 - Private Pamukkale Tour starting from Pamukkale and ending in Izmir After breakfast, Drive to Pamukkale, a natural and historical site listed as UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy Pamukkale’s white travertine terraces, formed by natural hot springs that has high calcium carbonate. Visit the ruins of ancient city of Hierapolis. Optional visits to Ancient cities of Apjrodisias, Laodicea or Sardis before returning to Izmir. Private Tour Cost: 440 Euro (Total to be paid for a group 1-6 people) Rates Cover:
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There is no prepayment required for the reservation. To avoid disappointment, we recommend to make your private tour reservation at earliest possible. Payment Terms: Payment can be made in Euro, Turkish Liras or US Dollar cash at the end of the tour. There is no prepayment required for the booking. * If requested we can pick you or drop you to Izmir airport. There is no surcharge for these services. * If requested guests can be transported to Denizli Cardak Airport at the end of Day 2. There is a surcharge of 50 Euros for this private transfer service. Cancellation Policy You can cancel a tour 72 hours in advance of your tour departure without any charges. If you would like to cancel a tour, simply send us an email and we will be happy to assist you. Once you are within the 24 hour tour departure window, the tour becomes non-refundable. This is because our guide and vehicle have set aside space to accommodate your request and will often not be able to fill that space with another customer so close to departure. For more information, contact us. Frequently Asked Questions :Q1 - I understand that we would be responsible for our overnight accommodation in Pamukkale. > We do not make hotel bookings. You make your hotel booking directly. We recommend the following hotels: (booking.com links) Q2 - How long will we have free for swimming in Pamukkale? > You will have approximately one hour for swimming in Pamukkale antique pool. Q3 - We would anticipate being dropped off at the Ismir Airport for our flight. > In the second day you will be dropped off to Izmir airport approximately at 7.30pm. Q4 - So we would be safe booking a flight departing Izmir at 10:00 PM if we are expected to arrive at 7:30PM? The guide will ensure we stay on schedule? > Yes, no problem. Q5 - If we skip the visit to either Laodicea and Sardis would we have more time to spend swimming in Pamukkale? Is there one you'd recommend skipping over the other? > Yes, skipping one site will give more time for you at Pamukkale. In this case recommend you to skip Sardes. In this way you would have 1.5 hours more in Pamukkale and can spend 3.5 hours. Q6 - How do we book our trip with you? How does payment work? > For the booking, all we need is both of your names and the pick up address. Payment can be made in Euros, Turkish Liras, British Pounds and US Dollars cash at the end of the tour. There is no prepayment required for the booking. Private Ephesus Family Tours Ephesus Family Tours Ephesus Family Tours are designed to tour the very best of Ephesus with kids at your family pace. Our kid friendly Ephesus tour guides specializes in informative and exciting private guided Ephesus tours designed for curious children who like learning in an active manner making your cultural family vacation in Ephesus richer and more meaningful. An inspiring and educational Ephesus experience for parents and kids. it is all about discovering while having fun! If you are planning a family trip to Ephesus with your children and would you like to give them the learning experience of a lifetime, Ephesus Travel Guide with the team of knowledgeable and friendly licensed professional Ephesus tour guides offers engaging and comprehensive private guided Ephesus tours, Ephesus Family tours are adapted to the interests and abilities of children of all ages to satisfy the curiosity, energy-levels and attention spans of multiple generation families visiting Ephesus. Our child-targeted tour experiences take your kids and teens through the wonders of Ephesus. During the special designed private family tours of Ephesus, we make a stop at a local pottery workshop where kids enjoy trying to make pottery and paint them. Relish Turkish Delight and Baklava at a local candy store. Also a stop is made at a Horse Riding Park. Highlights of the Family Tour
 Ephesus Horse Riding Ephesus Family Tour description: After meeting with your tour guide, drive to the Temple of Artemis. Visit the remains of one of the 7 wonders of the Ancient World. From there see the Basilica of St. John, Selcuk Castle, Isa Bey Mosque and early settlement locations of Ephesus. Afterwards, stop at a local pottery workshop. Kids will have an interactive opportunity to make pottery on the kick wheels like it was made in the ancient times. Guests of all ages can indulge in pottery painting, clay hand-building and wheel throwing. Continue to the Ancient City of Ephesus, one of the best, well-preserved Roman cities of the world. Spend approximately 2 hours visits the ruins of a remarkable ancient city. Your next stop will be lunch at the grounds of a weaving institution. Enjoy a traditional homemade lunch with great varieties of Turkish cuisine. After lunch, enjoy seeing how the silk is extracted from the cocoons and how some local handicrafts are made. Contunie to relish Turkish Delight and Baklava at a local candy store. Sample a variety of Turkish candies. Your last stop will be at a Horse Riding Park. Enjoy a short family friendly horseback ride at the local theme park. There are calm horses suitable for children. The stables have animals such as chickens, goats and rabbits as well as a playground and a zip line for children. * Above tour program is a suggested tour, the tour can be modified the way you like. * Children seats are provided at the vehicles. For more information, about custom made private family tours of Ephesus please contact us.  Fantastic Family Trip  Great Tour for Families Private Ephesus Tours from Alacati and Cesme
Private Ephesus Tours from Alacati, Cesme Hotels and Cesme Cruise Port with licensed tour guides.
Ephesus Day Trip from Alacati and Cesme
Ephesus is the highlight of Western Region of Turkey. It is a must see site for all travellers visiting Alacati. We offer private tours of Ephesus for travellers who stay in Alacati Hotels. These private tours can start from Alacati or Cesme and end inIzmir Airport or start from Izmir airport and end in Alacati/Cesme or start and end in Alacati. Kindly note that Ephesus is 2 hours drive from Alacati.
Private Tour of Ephesus starting from Alacati or Cesme ending in Izmir Airport or your hotel in Alacati or Cesme
Temple of Artemis, Ephesus, House of Mary (8 hours)
After meeting your guide, start your journey from Cesme or Alacati to Ephesus. Drive through the fertile lands. After 2 hours drive, your first stop will be the Temple of Artemis, one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world. Afterwards proceed to the mountain where Virgin Mary is believed to spent her 9 years. The house is approximately 1000 feet above sea level and running as an active chapel. Roman Catholics believe that Virgin Mary came to Ephesus with Saint. John 5 years after the crucification. At the age of 63 she is assumed to heaven. Although there is no fact that Virgin Mary lived here approximately 1.5 million people visit the site each year. After 30 minutes visit to the House of Mary, drive to ancient city of Ephesus. You will be dropped at the upper gate of Ephesus with your tour guide. Start exploring the city. You will be walking down the hill approximately 1.5hrs. You will see the Odeon, the basilica, domitian square, fountain of Trajan, Celcus library, Terrace Houses (optional), Marble street, the Grand Theater of Ephesus and the Harbour Street. You will be endng your tour at the bottom gate. Your driver and tour guide will take you toIzmir Airport or your hotel in Alacati or Cesme at the end of the tour.
* %20 discount is offered on certain dates. Click the following link to check out the discounted dates: Discounted tour dates for Private Ephesus Tours
Rates Cover:
- Services of an excellent English speaking tour guide - A/C MPV. - All transportation costs. - Tax, service charges - Traditional Turkish Lunch - Pick up and drop off as indicated. - Parking fees to the sites. Rates Do Not Cover: - Entrance fees to the sites. - Drinks during lunch
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​There is no prepayment required for the reservation. To avoid disappointment, we recommend to make your private Ephesus tour reservation at earliest possible. Payment Terms: Payment can be made in Euro, Turkish Liras or US Dollar cash at the end of the tour. There is no prepayment required for the booking. Admission Fees / Entry Ticket Costs for Ephesus and the nearby Attractions
Enjoy the best of Ephesus with a Licensed Tour Guide 2022 Entrance Fees and Opening HoursEphesus, House of Virgin Mary and the nearby attracionsHow much is the entrance fee for Ephesus ?
Except Terrace Houses, there is no admission fee for children under 8 years old. For the proof of age, please bring passport copies with you. For Terrace Houses under 6 year old is free of charge. * If you are going to visit other sites besides Ephesus in Western Turkey. There is a Museum Pass which provides multi visits to many sites without waiting in lines and you can make great savings. Valid for Ancient city of Ephesus, Basilica of St. John, Terrace Houses in Ephesus, Archaelogical Museum of Ephesus, Ancient city of Aphrodisias, Temple of Didyma, Ancient city of Smyrna, Ancient City of Miletus, Ancient City of Priene, Ancient City of Sardis, Ancient City of Pergamon, Asklepion of Pergamon and many others. For more information visit the following link: Museum Pass the Aegean - Multi visit pass for West Turkey Is Ephesus open every day? Ephesus is open to visitors every day of the week, and visiting hours may vary depending on the summer and winter seasons. It is closed until noon on the first day of religious holidays. What time Ephesus open? Ephesus Ancient City - Basilica of St. John - Archaeogical Museum of Ephesus
Terrace Houses
House of Virgin Mary
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