Highlights

• Explore Jewish Heritage in Istanbul Visit the Galata Jewish neighborhood, home to centuries-old synagogues like Neve Shalom and Ashkenaz Synagogue, and explore the fascinating Zülfaris Jewish Museum. Delve into the vibrant Jewish history of Balat and visit the Ahrida Synagogue, dating back to the 15th century.
• Biblical Sites of Sanliurfa Discover Sanliurfa, the birthplace of Prophet Abraham, and visit key biblical locations like Balikgol Lake, where sacred fish protect the site where Abraham was cast into the flames by King Nimrod. Explore Deyr Yakup Monastery and the cave of Prophet Suayb.
• Mount Nemrut and Ancient Harran Explore Harran, the ancient city where Prophet Abraham lived, and visit the impressive Mount Nemrut, home to the monumental statues of gods from Greek, Armenian, and Iranian mythology. This area, rich in biblical significance, was once an important settlement for Abraham and his family.
• St. Peter’s Cave Church in Antakya Visit the Cave Church of St. Peter in Antakya, also known as Antioch, where the first Christian community was gathered. Explore the ancient city of Seleucia Pieria and Mount Moses, a significant site in Christian and Jewish history.
• Biblical Tarsus: Birthplace of St. Paul Visit Tarsus, the birthplace of St. Paul, where you’ll see the St. Paul Well and the Seven Sleepers Cave. Tarsus was also an important city for the early Christian and Jewish communities.
• Explore Ephesus and the House of Virgin Mary Visit the House of the Virgin Mary, where she is believed to have spent her last years, and explore the ancient city of Ephesus, home to the old synagogue and the iconic Library of Celsus. Discover the Seven Sleepers Cave and other biblical landmarks.
• Laodicea and Pamukkale Explore the ruins of Laodicea, one of the Seven Churches of Revelation, and Hierapolis, home to the martyrium of St. Philip. Marvel at the natural wonders of Pamukkale, known for its healing thermal waters and terraces.
• Pergamon and the Acropolis Visit Pergamon, an important site in biblical history mentioned in the Book of Revelation as the place where "Satan's throne" was located. Explore the Church of Pergamon, the Red-Court, and the ancient Acropolis.
• Synagogues and Historical Sites in Istanbul End your tour in Istanbul, visiting Topkapi Palace, the Ahrida Synagogue, Yanbol Synagogue, and the Etz Ahayim Synagogue in Ortaköy, offering a rich view of Istanbul’s Jewish heritage, culture, and Ottoman splendor.