Kusadasi Trip Overview
Hidden in the Turkish countryside is the picturesque Aegean village of Sirince. With only 600 inhabitants, you will see the many orchards and be able to try some of the fruit wines that make this village famous. The high point of the day will be at the “cherry village” when you will be offered regional dishes in the homes of the villagers. There will also be a stop at the Turkish weaving arts, carpet and handicraft village where a carpet presentation will take place. Finally, you will visit Ephesus Theme Park for a refreshment stop and exclusive interactive show.
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Duration: 6 hours 30 minutes
Starts: Kusadasi, Turkey
Trip Category: Cultural & Theme Tours >> Cultural Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Kusadasi, Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey
Hidden in the Turkish countryside is the picturesque Aegean village of Sirince. With only 600 inhabitants, you will see the many orchards and be able to try some of the fruit wines that make this village famous. The high point of the day will be at the “cherry village” when you will be offered regional dishes in the homes of the villagers. There will also be a stop at the Turkish weaving arts, carpet and handicraft village where a carpet presentation will take place. Finally, you will visit Ephesus Theme Park for a refreshment stop and exclusive interactive show.
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Stop At: Sirince, Sirince, Izmir Province, Turkish Aegean Coast
Şirince is a lovely village with lovely history, great views, lovely food, entertainment and so many more. Perhaps the perfect synthesis between a Turkish traditional village and a Greek traditional village. Actually, the village, the name of which in Turkish really means “sweet,” used to be known as “Cirkince,” which means “ugly,” an ironic impression on the beauty of the village and also used to prevent others. As people knew that the town’s site and architecture were really spectacular, in 1926 they changed their name into Sirince.
The village of Sirince in Izmir is very attractive and famous for its homemade wines and its traditional architecture. It is a small village in the mountains and it is perfect for seeing natural Turkey. All through the village are shops where you can put your wine tasting skills to the test. If you find yourself on the Aegean coast of Turkey then be sure to take a visit to Sirince.
Duration: 2 hours
Stop At: Sirince Koyu, Sirince Turkey
Ready for a very traditional yummy Turkish lunch? Since Sirince is so renowned for its fresh produce the food you eat here is not surprising. The village offers typical breakfast and lunches, some of the best restaurants that you ever have. With endless local mezes, (Tapas you can call), stews, traditional red pot cooked vegetables, dumplings and much more to choose from. Local herbs have been chosen from the hills and often prepared using the smoothest local olive oil in many of our most important meals.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Kivircik Sarap Evi, Sirince Mahallesi, Sirince Turkey
Şirince means homemade sweet fruity wines. You never miss this opportunity of tasting local wines in the Village, Through all the village, shops where you can test your wine-tasting skills and yes, this is why we are here to delve in a local experience here in this lovely Anatolian village. Take a sip and you won’t regret that. An intro will be given about the process and preparation. A short walk to the factory will tell about all the journey of grape.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Selcuk, Selcuk, Izmir Province, Turkish Aegean Coast
“The Pattern: A Language Before the Alphabet”
The hand-made oriental rug is not merely a work of art, but a journey in time and space to an ancient realm of beauty and mystical charm. No other art form bridges so many centuries spans so many cultures and captivities so many people as the Oriental rug. Hear the stories behind the attractive patterns and colours. They are stories, beliefs and prayers. See the original images, picture writings using tribal and religious symbols, the same symbols used in architecture and sculpture. See how the method of creation has remained relatively unchanged for over two millennia. Join us here today.
Duration: 1 hour
