GALATA
There are cities which are eternal, bewitching generation after generation with their beauty and splendour
CAPPADOCIA
The amazing underground cities of Cappadocia are worthy of a visit. Let's take Derinkuyu for example
BELKIS
Turkey's southeast province of Gaziantep was until recently best known for its pistachio nuts and baklava
AKDAMAR
On a tiny island filled with almond trees and surrounded by cliffs where silver-winged gulls nest there once lived a beautiful girl
ANITKABIR
Unlike many famous leaders, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk never requested a monumental tomb for himself
ANTAKYA
Antakya Mosaic Museum has the second largest collection of its kind in the world after the mosaic museum in Tunisia
APHRODISIAS
The ancient city of Aphrodisias, once the capital of the province of Lydia, is located near the village of Geyre
ASSOS
Assos, the ancient Aeolian city clinging to a rocky hillside above the charming and fairly sensitively developed fishing
AVONOS
Avanos is set on the banks of the Kizilirmak, the Red River, which gets its name from the clay that it deposits
BEYAZIT TOWER
It was built by architect Senekerim Kalfa of the Balyan family in 1828 under the reign of Mahmud II
CAUNOS
Caunos lies on the west bank of the river and is therefore, technically at least, Carian - part of ancient Caria
ELMALI
Elmalı is a place in the west Antalya that visitors decide almost immediately would be an agreeable place to live
GOREME
Goreme has, to some extent, become the focus of the Cappadocian tourist industry. It's proximity to the Open Air Museum
GOYNUK
Göynük is a picturesque town in northwest Turkey, halfway between Istanbul and Ankara
HAGIA SOPHIA
From the time it was built Haghia Sophia, the Church of Divine Wisdom, has astonished and entranced all who beheld it
IZNIK
The city of Iznik is surrounded by Roman walls 4427 metres in length. Visitors from the north enter the city through Istanbul Gate
KALEICI
Antalya is the heart of Turkish tourism, and Kaleici is the heart of Antalya. Kaleici is the old town
KUTAHYA
Kutahya is in western Anatolia and has been a thermal center for numerous civilizations for more than 5,000 years
MILETUS
When Neleus, son of King Kodros of Athens, decided to found a city, the gods told him that he must choose a site
NEVSEHIR
Nevsehir is a regional transport hub and provincial town for the surrounding area. It's close enough
OLYMPOS
One of the prettiest and the most remote sites in this part of Turkey, Olympos combines an Indiana Jones
SIDE
Side is located on a peninsula penetrating into the Mediterranean. It was one of the important civilizations
TOPKAPI PALACE
The Topkapı Palace which covers an area of 70 hectars / 173 acres, is a palace in Istanbul which was the official and primary
URGUP
Located in the historical region of Cappadocia is probably the busiest of the small towns in the vicinity of the Cappadocian sites
NEMRUT MOUNTAIN
Turkey can, in fact, boast of two peaks called Nemrut. The one near Adiyaman in the southeast is primarily of historical
There are cities which are eternal, bewitching generation after generation with their beauty and splendour
The amazing underground cities of Cappadocia are worthy of a visit. Let's take Derinkuyu for example
Turkey's southeast province of Gaziantep was until recently best known for its pistachio nuts and baklava
On a tiny island filled with almond trees and surrounded by cliffs where silver-winged gulls nest there once lived a beautiful girl
Unlike many famous leaders, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk never requested a monumental tomb for himself
Antakya Mosaic Museum has the second largest collection of its kind in the world after the mosaic museum in Tunisia
The ancient city of Aphrodisias, once the capital of the province of Lydia, is located near the village of Geyre
Assos, the ancient Aeolian city clinging to a rocky hillside above the charming and fairly sensitively developed fishing
Avanos is set on the banks of the Kizilirmak, the Red River, which gets its name from the clay that it deposits
It was built by architect Senekerim Kalfa of the Balyan family in 1828 under the reign of Mahmud II
Caunos lies on the west bank of the river and is therefore, technically at least, Carian - part of ancient Caria
Elmalı is a place in the west Antalya that visitors decide almost immediately would be an agreeable place to live
Goreme has, to some extent, become the focus of the Cappadocian tourist industry. It's proximity to the Open Air Museum
Göynük is a picturesque town in northwest Turkey, halfway between Istanbul and Ankara
From the time it was built Haghia Sophia, the Church of Divine Wisdom, has astonished and entranced all who beheld it
The city of Iznik is surrounded by Roman walls 4427 metres in length. Visitors from the north enter the city through Istanbul Gate
Antalya is the heart of Turkish tourism, and Kaleici is the heart of Antalya. Kaleici is the old town
Kutahya is in western Anatolia and has been a thermal center for numerous civilizations for more than 5,000 years
When Neleus, son of King Kodros of Athens, decided to found a city, the gods told him that he must choose a site
Nevsehir is a regional transport hub and provincial town for the surrounding area. It's close enough
One of the prettiest and the most remote sites in this part of Turkey, Olympos combines an Indiana Jones
Side is located on a peninsula penetrating into the Mediterranean. It was one of the important civilizations
The Topkapı Palace which covers an area of 70 hectars / 173 acres, is a palace in Istanbul which was the official and primary
Located in the historical region of Cappadocia is probably the busiest of the small towns in the vicinity of the Cappadocian sites
Turkey can, in fact, boast of two peaks called Nemrut. The one near Adiyaman in the southeast is primarily of historical