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The Hidden Luxury of Ephesus: Terrace Houses

Discover the Terrace Houses in Ephesus, an exclusive glimpse into the lives of the city's wealthy elite. The tour takes approximately 30-45 minutes, where you'll explore beautifully preserved homes with intricate mosaics, frescoes, and advanced architecture. Located on the slopes of the ancient city, these luxurious houses offer a fascinating look into Roman life. For a full Ephesus experience, including the Terrace Houses, plan for 2.5 to 3 hours. Separate tickets are required for entry into the Terrace Houses.

Inclusion:

✅ Entrance Fees to museums and attractions

Exclusions :

❌ Personal Expenses
❌ Drinks and meals
❌ Optional additional tours or activities

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Departure Place : Izmir

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Tour Program

Itinerary

Explore Ephesus, one of the best-preserved ancient cities, in approximately 2 hours.
For a full Ephesus experience, including the Terrace Houses, plan for 2.5 to 3 hours. Separate tickets are required for entry into the Terrace Houses.

Ephesus Terrace Houses Highlights:

Stunning mosaics and frescoes
Advanced Roman heating systems (hypocaust)
Multi-story homes with marble courtyards
Preservation of ancient Roman urban life details

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who lived in the Ephesus Terrace Houses?
A: The Terrace Houses were home to the wealthiest and most influential citizens of ancient Ephesus during the Roman period.

Q: What makes the Terrace Houses important?
A: The Terrace Houses provide insight into the daily lives, architecture, and social structure of the elite in ancient Ephesus, with their elaborate mosaics, frescoes, and advanced heating systems.

Q: Are the Terrace Houses open to visitors?
A: Yes, the Terrace Houses are open to the public as part of the Ephesus archaeological site and are accessible through guided tours.