Goreme Open Air Museum Tickets

Explore monasteries and rock-cut churches from the 4th to 13th centuries at Cappadocia's renowned Göreme Open Air Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Discover iconic rock-carved churches such as St. Basil’s Church and the Girls and Boys Monastery, each showcasing unique architectural details.

Marvel at vibrant frescoes depicting biblical scenes and the life of Jesus Christ, created using centuries-old painting techniques.

Learn about the theological legacy of the Cappadocian Fathers, including influential figures like Basil the Great, and gain insight into the early spread of monasticism.

Experience the wonders of Cappadocia on a guided tour of the Goreme Open-Air Museum and its underground cities, with round-trip hotel transfers included.

Immerse yourself in the region’s rich history with a professional English-speaking guide who brings each story to life.

Stroll through the Goreme Open-Air Museum, where ancient churches showcase frescoes carved into the region’s volcanic stone.

Visit the ingenious underground cities of Kaymakli or Ozkonak and discover how these networks once sheltered entire communities.

Pause for a complimentary lunch, enjoy a pottery-making session in Avanos, and admire the rock formations of the Devrent valley.

Explore the best of Cappadocia’s northernmost region on a full-day Red Tour filled with scenery, rich history, and vibrant culture.

Learn more about what you see with professional guides who bring Cappadocia’s history and culture vividly to life.

Step back in time at the Zelve Open-Air Museum, once a bustling cave village, and explore its abandoned homes, chapels, and tunnels.

Admire the striking fairy chimneys of Cappadocia, unusual rock pillars formed over millennia by natural erosion and volcanic forces.

Savor a delicious lunch before continuing your journey through Cappadocia’s rich history and culture.

Make the best use of your time in Cappadocia with a visit to Zelve Open Air Museum, renowned for its cave settlements and monastic community.

Wander through the three valleys on Aktepe's northern slopes, each filled with ancient churches, monasteries, and striking natural formations.

Visit iconic rock-cut churches, including Balıklı, Üzümlü, Direkli, and the Church of the Holy Cross, each showcasing early Christian architecture.

Marvel at the fairy chimneys in Paşabağı, also known as the Valley of the Priests, featuring a chapel dedicated to St. Simeon.

Don't forget to admire the intricately carved pigeon houses, decorated with primitive art and once used for communication and agriculture.