Turkey’s Christian Sites: Following the Footsteps of St. Paul Off the Beaten Path

(TRAVEL) Many tourists coming to Turkey visit Ephesus, the sprawling archeological site where, according to the Book of Acts, Paul lived, worked and preached for nearly three years. Yet, there are numerous other fascinating sites associated with Paul that are more off the beaten path.

Archeology, Christianity, Europe, History, Middle East, Primary Feature, Religion, TravelKim LawtonJuly 27, 2023Konya Archeology Museum, Kim Lawton, Turkey, Tarsus, Apsotle Paul, Greco-Roman world, Asia Minor, Todd Bolen, BiblePlaces.com, Ephesus, Turkiye Tourism Promotion and Development Agency, Istanbul, Damla Arslan, Adana, Mersin, N.T. Wright, Paul: A Biography, Damascus, Marc Antony and Cleopatra, Cleopatra’s Gate, St. Paul Memorial Museum, St. Paul’s Well, Iksender, Cilician, Galatians, Barnabas, Lystra, Timothy, Kilistra, Yalvac, Pisidian Antioch, Orontes, Antioch in Syria, Antakya, Yalvac Archeological Museum, Caesar Augustus, Egirdir, Adada, Yazli Canyon, Yazli Canyon Nature Park, Perga, Antalya, Antalya Archeological Museum, Saint Nicholas, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, Adam English, travel, News, Primary Feature, Secondary feature Comments

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