Remains of Adada, a Greek-Roman city on the road that st Paul walked during his apostolic journeys
People visiting the holy site, Eshab-i Kehf Cave (Cave of the Seven Sleepers). Mehmet Cetin - Shutterstock
One of several caves in the world that claims to be the cave where the Seven Sleepers stayed
Monastical Christian complex connected with ancient Lystra, a city where st Paul preached in many occasions
Archaeological site of Perge, a city that became an important Christian center on 5th and 6th century
Archaeological site of the ancient Antioch of Pisidia, a city that Saint Paul and Barnabas visited on their first apostolic journey
Tomb attributed to the prophet Daniel, venerated by Muslims, Jews and Christians, who died in Tarsus according to an ancient tradition
Well that according to tradition was in the courtyard of the birthplace of the apostle Saint Paul in Tarsus, and whose waters were appreciated by pilgrims on their way to…
The only Church dedicated to St Paul in Tarsus, his birthplace, still standing in the region. The building hosts today a Museum