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ISTANBUL

For more than 1500 years İstanbul was the capital of Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires With one arm reaching out to Asia and the other to Europe, İstanbul is the only city in the world built on two continents..

CAPPADOCIA

The region of Cappadocia is located in the middle of a once-active volcanic area of central Anatolia..

Gallipoli

Lest We Forget The Gallipoli Peninsula is located on the western side of Turkey known as Thrace It has an ancient Greek and Roman history..

Troy

Troy is enchanting and historic place, embracing the cultural treasures of the east and the west, brought to life by the ancient epics..

Pergamon

Bergama is a city whose history dates back 8,500 years, and was made the world’s 999th UNESCO World Heritage City in 2014..

Ephesus

The ancient city of Ephesus is Turkey’s most important ancient city, and one of the best preserved and restored..

Didyma

Didyma, an hour’s drive from the city of Aydın, is one of Turkey’s prime holiday destinations..

PAMUKKALE

Pamukkale appears in almost every list of places to be seen before you die and visited by almost two million tourists each year..

ANTALYA

With ancient cities hidden among forests with oxygen-rich air, Antalya is a holiday paradise offering much more than one might expect..

KAS

Lycian Tombs and Sunken Cities Kas (pronounced Kash) is a small fishing village and tourist town located 170 kms west of Antalya..

KONYA

“Come, come, whoever you are Wanderer, worshiper, lover of leaving..

CATALHOYUK

Çatalhöyük is a city founded 9,000 years ago, and this UNESCO World Heritage Site is well-worth visiting to see the remains of an ancient (like, REALLY ancient) city..

BURSA

It subsequently came under Roman, then Byzantine rule before it became the first capital of the Ottoman Empire in 1326 under the command of Orhan Gazi..

IZNIK

Founded in the 4th century BC by the Macedonian King Antigonus, Nicea was an important centre in late Roman and Byzantium times..

EDIRNE

In the 18th century, it was one of the seven largest cities in Europe Set on a verdant plain of poplar trees near the junction of the Tunca and Meriç rivers, this gracefully historical city welcomes visitors as they make their way to İstanbul and other points east..

SAFRANBOLU

It is the traditional houses of Safranbolu that have earned the city a world-wide reputation and inscribed it on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, with many trailing back to 18-19th century, however, the fact that the locals manage to keep the traditional lifestyle alive takes the visitors on a journey back in time..

ANKARA

Due to its location in the centre of the country, the region has been a historical junction of major trade routes and a crossroads of migratory streams..

HATTUSAS

Located within the boundaries of Boğazkale District, southwest of Çorum, Hattusas had served as the capital of the Hittite Empire for 450 years, between 1650-1200 BC, extending over a 180-hectare rough and rocky terrain..

IZMIR

Previously known as Smyrna until 1930 when the name was changed to Izmir, this city is one of the oldest settlements of the Mediterranean basin..

MARMARIS

Marmaris was, in ancient times, known as the town of Physkos There has been a castle there since 3000BC..

BODRUM

Bodrum is a port city located south west of Ephesus at the point of where the huge Gulf of Gokova begins..

FETHIYE

Fethiye is built over the ruins of what used to be the ancient city of Telmessos, whose ancient theater is still located right in the city center..

HATAY – ANTAKYA

HATAY – ANTAKYA

HATAY – ANTAKYA

HATAY – ANTAKYA

HATAY – ANTAKYA

HATAY – ANTAKYA

HATAY – ANTAKYA

There are a lot of cities that claim to be a “crossroads of civilization,” many even in Anatolia..

GAZIANTEP

For centuries Gaziantep has become a meeting place for the naturalists, historians, archaeologists, enthusiasts of adventure and for the ones who are in love with art, devotee of nature and wanderers of cultural values..

MT. NEMRUT

The haunting sculptures overlooking Mount Nemrut are some of the most magnificent that you’ll find anywhere in the world..

SANLIURFA

The City That Changed Human History Predating Stonehenge by 6000 years, Şanlıurfa’s Göbeklitepe upends the widely-held views on the rise of civilization..

GOBEKLITEPE

First Temple of the World There are substantial grounds to claim that the most significant archaeological discovery of the 21st century is the Göbeklitepe..

MARDIN

Mardin is one of the few cities in the world wherein the entire city has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site..

MIDYAT

9th century BC Assyrian tables refer to Midyat as Matiate or city of caves because its earliest inhabitants lived in nearby caves..

VAN

Being famous for its distinctive domestic cats, Van offers a ferry trip to a sacred destination- an evil eye bead for Turkey’s largest lake..

DOGUBEYAZIT

Doğubazit is Turkey’s most eastern district bordering Iran and close to Mount Ararat The town stands on a plain and is surrounded by Turkey’s highest mountains, including Mt Ararat which stands out majestically..

KARS

Kars, a transit point between Anatolia and the Caucasus, has an outstanding beauty in itself, magnified by Ani Ruins- a medieval city once called “City of 1001 Churches”..

CANAKKALE-DARDANELLE

CANAKKALE-DARDANELLE

CANAKKALE-DARDANELLE

CANAKKALE-DARDANELLE

CANAKKALE-DARDANELLE

From Troy to Gallipoli Çanakkale is an honourable resting place for the soldiers who lost their lives in Gelibolu..

DALYAN

Dalyan is a beautiful river town located (and named after) the Dalyan River, which runs right into the The Mediterranean..

TRABZON

An inspiration for world-renowned travellers like Xenophon, and Evliya Çelebi who immortalized Trabzon in his travel book..

AGRI

The Roof of Anatolia Believed to be the lands where humankind expanded from the descendants of Noah, Ağrı invites you to İshakpaşa Palace, an emblematic of Ottoman architectural culture..

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