The Turkish sea museum

 Today, we visited the sea museum that all the Turkish students created together. It looks absolutely beautiful!

Recycling fashion show

 Today, we were lucky enough to enjoy a recycled fashion show as spectators. We are still amazed by all the imagination they put into creating those costumes. Bravo!

Certificate Ceremony

 With heavy hearts, but at the same time feeling so happy about the wonderful experience shared with all our partners, today we celebrated the certificate ceremony for taking part in the third mobility of our project. It was truly moving.

Visiting the Smyrna Agora

We have visited the Smyrna Agora, an ancient public square and commercial center from the Greco-Roman era.

The site preserves ingenious canalization, drainage, and water storage systems that show how ancient civilizations managed and protected this vital resource in dense urban environments.

Visiting Ephesus

 We absolutely loved our visit to Ephesus. It’s mind-blowing to think about how many years have passed and how these archaeological ruins are still standing. 

Today, Ephesus is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Archaeological and restoration work prioritizes the preservation of the natural landscape surrounding the ruins, protecting the local flora and fauna of the area.

Visiting the House of the Virgin Mary

 We were lucky enough to visit the House of the Virgin Mary, which is located in a nature reserve on Mount Bülbül. It is a protected area aimed at preventing deforestation, urbanization, and the disruption of its Mediterranean ecosystem of pine and olive trees.

Visiting Sirince

 We visited Şirince, world-renowned as a 'green oasis' in the Turkish Aegean region. It is recognized as a model for sustainable tourism and rural development, even receiving global recognition from the UN. The village was awarded for its commitment to preserving its natural environment, conserving cultural heritage, and promoting a sustainable model of rural development.