Sirince

Şirince, a small village of just 600 inhabitants, traces its history back to the fall of Ephesus. Nestled in the mountains near Selçuk, Turkey, the village is characterized by well-preserved stucco homes and surrounded by lush olive groves and wineries. The verdant landscape provides a picturesque backdrop for visitors. One of the main highlights is St. John the Baptist Church, which features stunning Byzantine frescoes. Today, visitors can explore the charming streets, sample local wines, and immerse themselves in the tranquil, historical atmosphere of Şirince.