Turkey Manisa Tours

Kybele Relief this huge roughly sculpture like is about 8m in height and 4.5m in width, situated in Sipylus Mountain.

Manisa is just 36 km from Izmir and one of the Aegean’s most significant cities. According to Homeros, settlement first took place around XIV B.C

Today, here is the cultural and shopping center of the city, where citizens and guests of Manisa love to spend time.

Manisa is just 36 km from Izmir and one of the Aegean’s most significant cities. According to Homeros, settlement first took place around XIV B.C

Manisa is just 36 km from Izmir and one of the Aegean’s most significant cities. According to Homeros, settlement first took place around XIV B.C

You participate in your first Turkish cooking lesson: During our Manisa cooking tour, you will taste various flavors of Manisa and prepare lunch with chief together cities most famous menu Manisa Kebap and a dessert which you will enjoy and giving you an experience to learn great recipes and techniques to add to your own collection.

Traditional Turkish bath is a place where physical and spiritual cleaning takes place and hundreds of years old.

Manisa is just 36 km from Izmir and one of the Aegean’s most significant cities. According to Homeros, settlement first took place around XIV B.C.

Western Classics Of Turkey By Train TourTour Route : Istanbul to Pergamon , Salihli , Sardis , Izmir , Ephesus , Kusadasi , Priene, Miletos, Didyma , Selcuk , Pamukkale to Izmir 

Embark on a full-day journey from Çeşme to explore the fascinating remnants of two ancient cities: Sardes, the once-glorious capital of the Lydian Kingdom, and Philadelphia, one of the Seven Churches of Revelation. This tour blends history, archaeology, and culture as you discover landmarks from different eras—Lydian, Persian, Roman, and Byzantine.After a morning pick-up from your hotel in Çeşme, enjoy a scenic drive through İzmir’s countryside, passing olive groves and vineyards. At Sardes, walk among the ruins of the royal city where King Croesus once reigned, famous for its wealth and early coinage. Later, continue to Philadelphia (modern Alaşehir), a small city that preserves traces of its Christian heritage. This tour offers an in-depth look at two key sites of Western Anatolia and is perfect for history lovers and those interested in early Christian sites.