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Private Guided Historical - Cultural - Ancient Sightseeing Tours to Priene from Kusadasi Turkey by Taxi - Cab - Chauffeured driven Car.
Private Priene Tours - Excursions :
Destination to Kusadasi :43 km
How you go there :Driven Across Söke takes 45 minutes from kusadasi by Taxi
Charge of the Entrance :2 .- Euro per Adulth person.
Information :Guidebook and Map of about Priene - Turkey, is avaiable to find in Kusadasi or at Place .(if wanted)
Private Taxi Minibus Cab Tour Prices :Here you will see our Taxi Excursion tour Prices for Priene with different Variations
Reservation /order : You can Order you taxi if you click on the taxi sign or direct by Telephone and Fax
DISCOUNT / SPECIAL . If you booking 3 different Sightseeing Excursion you will got from the Total 15 %.
 Taxi Excursion / Tour to Priene from Kusadasi for | 46,00.- Euro |
| Priene & Didyma Miletos for | 79,00.- Euro |
| Priene &Bafa lake for | 103,00.- Euro |
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On the Prices for the Excursion by Taxi are the Entrance Fee -Parking Fee -Meal -Guide not Included .The Price are for taxi , not for each person ,our taxi have 5 seats,aiconditioned, comfortable.And Our driver has knowledge about around and speaking English . |
Photos :On the bellow you will see some photos pictures of Priene.
History :About the History of Priene
Priene is about 40 km from Kusadasi: The first establishments in Priene go back till 2000 BC. According to ancient documents, these first settlers were the Banians who mixed with the Ionians. In the Archaic period, the city's location may have been nearer to Miletos on the delta of the Buyuk Menderes (Meander). Later the city moved in the direction of the Mykale Mountains' slope. The name "Priene" is thought to have a pre-Greek origin when the Cretan islands, ''Praisos and Prianson" had relations with Priene. Before becoming one of the 12 members of the Ionian Confederation and participating to the "Ionian Rebellion", Priene had first been a Lydian dominion for several centuries. As the city had been demolished, its restoration has been planned by the famous city planner and architect, Hippodamos, who used for the first time the "Grating System": all the constructions were turned to the south in order to benefit a maximum of the day light. The roads were crossing perpendicularly to give the best ventilation system to the city. Approx. 283 BC, a border quarrel arose between Priene and the Greek island Samos. It was only solved one century later when both parties accepted to become Roman vassals. Since then, Priene was under control of the Bergamian King, Attalos II, who was to return the city to the Romans after his death. Due to endless wars and the alluviums that were invading the city, Priene was worn out and abandoned completely in the XIIIth century AD.
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