Turkey is ringed by five seas and has a prominent position on the Blue Flag beach map, which recognises the cleanest beaches with integrated amenities. Antalya’s beaches are at the top of the Blue Flag Map, with millions of tourists Read More
Izmit which is modelled on Nicomedia’s historical old Roman city, has many Roman-era historical monuments and attractions, is also rich in monuments that fascinate history buffs. Izmit’s attractions are diverse, with museums and parks, forests and hills, coasts and sea Read More
With gorgeous sea views, stunning mountain areas, and lush meadows sprinkled along its flanks, the picturesque city Izmit Turkey is one of most outstanding tourist destinations. Izmit’s geographic location provides aesthetic dimensions, with panoramic views of the Marmara Sea. Its Read More
The Süleymaniye Mosque is one of the biggest and most famous mosques in Turkey. The mosque is in the Süleymaniye neighbourhood of European Istanbul, and it carries the name of Sultan Suleiman the First (the Magnificent), who ordered its construction. Read More
The Hittite, Assyrian, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman civilizations all lived in Malatya (land of apricots), which dates back to the 5th century BC. Malatya is made up of 14 cities along the Euphrates River, which are known for its Read More
Istanbul, also renowned as the “Bridge between Europe and Asia,” is a magnificent blend of old and modern life. These worlds combine with the city’s rich history and lively streets, as well as the never-ending supply of hidden jewels around Read More
Because of its natural beauty, Pamukkale, 18 km (11 miles) north of Denizli, is Turkey’s most famous mineral-bath spa. Hot calcium-laden waters emerge from the earth and cascade over a cliff. They generate stunning travertines of firm, brightly white calcium Read More
Fatih Mosque was built between 1463 and 1470 AD as part of Istanbul’s greatest university, which included sixteen colleges, a nursing house, a guest house, and a library, all of which were housed inside what is now known as the Read More
The Kütahya Museum houses artifacts discovered during excavations at the Seyitömer Mound in Kütahya. The relics were excavated over a period of six years and were delivered to Anatolian archaeology in 15 phases. For nearly 33 years, rescue excavations at Read More
Eskişehir is a city that truly brings a grin to your face. Recreation appears to be the primary goal here, and having a good time is encouraged. Sculptures can be seen throughout Eskişehir’s city centre, and the River Porsuk has Read More