Richmond Ephesus Resort: June 2017
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Exploring the ancient magnificent City EPHESUS | Turkey VLOG
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Explore Kusadasi & Ephesus | Video Tour of the Turkish Port
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Cruise with Onboard as we navigate through the Aegean Sea to visit Kuşadasi, Turkey, a European town full of beaches, ancient ruins and tasty cuisine.
A short day trip gets you to the stunning ruins of the ancient Greco-Roman Library of Celsius in Ephesus and an accompanying museum. Nearby is the home of the Virgin Mary -- make sure to tie a ribbon on the wishing wall. For more relaxed pursuits take in Kuşadasi's beautiful scenery from Dilek Peninsula National Park or relax on the beach and take it all in. Kuşadasi boasts plenty of Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine options, all complimented by divine Turkish coffee.
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PACK UP 'LETS GO... Episode 5 Ephesus, Turkey
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This is a vlog of my Day 5 in Turkey in Ephesus ... Its a beautiful place with a lot to see... Hope u enjoy watching the video as much as i enjoyed making it...
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EPHESUS: A Pretty Historic Sight ♥️ | SELCUK | IZMIR | Discovering TURKEY on BUDGET | Part 2 of 2
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This vlog is part 2 in a stop over in Izmir, Turkey where we visited the town of Selcuk, discovered Ephesus and journeyed all the way up the mountain to visit the house of Mama Mary, a UNESCO heritage site.
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PACK UP 'LETS GO... Episode1 Kusadasi, Turkey
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This is the first ever episode of my new travel show PACK UP 'LETS GO... of my Day 1 in Kusadasi in Turkey.. its a beautiful place with a lot to see... hope u enjoy watching the video as much as i enjoyed making it...
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Turkey Tour Guide - Ephesus Tour Guide
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3 Destinations in 1 day! ∣ IZMIR, KUŞADASI & EPHESUS
HEY GUYS. I'm taking you along with me to the Mediterranean side of Turkey and we will explore the breathtakingly historical Ephesus, beautiful Kuşadası and Izmir. Turkey is such a beautiful country and there's so much to see. Stay with me for more travel videos and Enjoy!
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EXPLORING the historic city of EPHESUS (EFES, ΕΦΕΣΟΣ), a complete tour (TURKEY)
SUBSCRIBE: - Let's go visit Ephesus (Greek: Ἔφεσος Ephesos; Turkish: Efes) which was an ancient Greek city[ on the coast of Ionia, three kilometres southwest of present-day Selçuk in İzmir Province, Turkey. It was built in the 10th century BC by Attic and Ionian Greek colonists. During the Classical Greek era it was one of the twelve cities of the Ionian League. The city flourished after it came under the control of the Roman Republic in 129 BC.
The city was famed for the nearby Temple of Artemis (completed around 550 BC), one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.[6] Among many other monumental buildings are the Library of Celsus, and a theatre capable of holding 25,000 spectators.
The ruins of Ephesus are a favourite international and local tourist attraction, partly owing to their easy access from Adnan Menderes Airport or from the cruise ship port of Kuşadası, some 30 km to the South.
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Wheelchair Accessible Ephesus Tour from Kusadasi Cruise Port
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Hi! In this 4 minute video I will try to explain what you can expect from an Accessible Tour of Ephesus from Kusadasi Cruise Port
In the picture the arrows show the exact points where you will meet with your tour guide that would be only a Hundred yard distance from your Cruise Ship and also where you can find the accessible restrooms at the Port Premises and where you will meet with your accessible vehicle which is about 200 yards of walking distance from the cruise ship
And once you meet with your vehicle you will enter from it’s rear door where we have the electric lift and once you’re inside the vehicle your wheelchair will safely be fixed to the floor of the van with tie-downs for a safe and comfy ride which will be around 40 minutes.
Ephesus Ancient city has two entrances, we prefer the lower entrance for accessibility issues.
The admission fee to the site is around 12USD/person.
Admission will be free of charge for Visitors in wheelchairs and their caretakers in case the disability of the person is visible or with the presentment of an ID stating the disability.
Make sure to carry some sort of an ID that indicates the Physical disability it could be driver’s license or doctor’s report.
Right after we enter the site from it’s lower entrance there will be a Six hundred feet long path paved with cobblestone which causes a slightly bumpy ride for wheelchairs.
And at the end of this path there will be a Thirty feet long slope with a Twenty five degree angle steepness. This slope will lead you towards the Harbor Street.
The Harbor Street has a fairly flat surface paved with smooth marble.
There will be a Twenty feet long ramp with a fifteen degree angle which will lead us towards the theater.
Although we do not recommend this but if you have an electric wheelchair and determined enough you may even be able to make your way into the theater.
After the Harbor Street and the Theater, we will be heading towards the main highlights of the city, The Library.
There will be a Seven hundred feet long slightly challenging but still doable path through the Ancient Market Place towards the Library. The path is paved with Wooden Railroad Ties which are laid horizontally.
Because of the Horizontal positioning and half an inch wide space left between these logs the ride will be fairly bumpy for the wheelchairs.
There is an alternate path to this which is a 300 feet long path with half an inch size pebble stones with a 5 degree inclining angle.
And the final destination for the wheelchair accessible portion of the city will be the area where the Library is located.
There will be fairly uneven and steep surface paved with marble slabs.
There is a Twentyfive feet long ramp with an eighteen degree angle for accessing from the one part of the Library to where some other highlight attractions such as Gate of Hadrian and the Temple of Hadrian which are very picturesque.
And the return journey will be from the Marble Street which is fairly doable with a smoothly paved flat marble surface.
Another attraction of this tour is the Indoor Museum located 3 miles from Ephesus.
This attraction is %100 wheelchair accessible with a flat and smooth surface and wheelchair accessible restrooms available.
Another optional attraction is the Mother Mary’s House located 5 miles away from Ephesus, takes 20 minutes to drive.
The path towards the Chapel is paved with concrete blocks with space in between hence the uncomfortable ride for wheelchairs.
And the Chapel’s entrance door is 35 inches wide and a 3 inch step right after the first 5 foot entrance hallway to the chapel.
The only wheelchair accessible portion is the outdoor yard of the Chapel where the candles are lit.
And also the Holy Spring where people also make wishes and hang on the wishing wall.
There are no wheelchair accessible restrooms at Mother Mary’s House.
After the tour the ride back to Kusadasi will take another half an hour and you will be dropped off at the entrance gate to the Cruise Port which will be only 200 yards distance to the cruise ship. And this place is also considered as the downtown market where you can find the main bazaar and the shops.
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Mother Mary's House Kusadasi Turkey - Mother Of Jesus Lived Here
Mary's House Near Ephesus/Kusadasi Turkey
We wanted to show in this video what it's like on a tour getting to Mary's house from a cruise ship since most people will probably get to Kusadasi via ship. Our port of call is the seaside resort town of Kusadasi Turkey which is best known for its proximity to the ruins of Ephesus and the little stone home where Jesus's mother spent her final years. By some accounts Mary lived to the age of 72 which was very mature in her time.
If you are coming to Mary's house in hopes of seeing Jesus's old bedroom you may be disappointed. There are only two main room open to visitors. The Living room/Kitchen and small bedroom. After Jesus, Mary had 6 more children-4 boys and two girls, but there is no record of any of them visiting or living in Mary's little stone cottage.
Saint Mary's house is often considered in Ephesus Turkey but it is actually a couple of miles away on a hillside among a grove of trees with its own natural spring that still runs today. When you visit Mary's House you can drink from the spring and collect holy water to take with you. As part of our tour we were given a gift bag with an Evil Eye and a little clay pot to collect some water.
We decided against drinking any of the water because we were in the middle of our Mediterranean cruise and the last thing we needed was a case of Turkish Diarrhea or any other kind of bug. We had a bottled water only policy during our whole trip and it served us well. What did we do with the water? It didn't go to waste. We gave it to our cats who slurped it right up.
This video is an original work created with video and photos taken while on a Mediterranean cruise to Kusadasi Turkey. The video effects and titles were created on my home computer using video editing software.
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Grand Blue Sky International Hotel, Kusadasi, Turkey - pool and beach
This video is one of three I took at a recent stay at this hotel. The others are an overview of the hotel and of the restaurant area's. I can recommend this hotel, but don't go in October (when it rains incessantly). This video includes the pool bar (with swim up area) and the beach bar.
Kusadasi Ephesus Taxi Service
Hi my name is Ali, you can call me ALİ BABA that's my nickname. I can speak English fluently. I am a legal and local taxi driver in Kuşadası and Ephesus area. My taxi office is just two hundred metres away from Kusadasi harbour. I have a new and big yellow cab. My cab has air-conditioned and 7 pax without driver. I provide transport to Ephesus, House of Virgin Mary, temple of Artemis, Church of St John, local mosque from Ottoman Empire time (637 years old), airport and lots of other historical places around Kusadasi.
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PACK UP 'LETS GO... Episode 4 A Ferry Ride in Kusadasi, Turkey
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THINGS TO DO IN IZMIR, TURKEY - House of the Virgin Mary - Ephesus | Episode: 05 | Irem Ozel
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The House of the Virgin Mary (or Meryem Ana Evi in Turkish) is a place where, according to the beliefs of many people Mary, the mother of Jesus, spent the last years of her life. She was supposed to arrive at Ephesus together with St. John and lived there in the years 37-45 CE until her Assumption (according to Catholic doctrine) or Dormition (according to Orthodox belief).
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