A must-see for anyone attracted by Turkey’s rich archaeological history, the outstanding Antalya Museum or Antalya Archaeological Museum, 3 km (2 miles) west of Kalekapısı. The current province of Antalya contains tens and tens of major ancient Hellenic, Hellenistic, Roman Read More
The vast and colourful neighbourhood life, the bazaar, fish market, the population of the students, culture and art activities, nightlife, Shopping centres, historical buildings, football clubs and seaside recreation and restaurants as well as ferry piers are well known for Read More
Istanbul’s lovely image comprises both historical sites and landmarks, with enormous minarets and skyscrapers and squares covering the skyline. Historic and Bosphorus peninsula gives wonderful city views. And after exploring Istanbul from the ground level, it is an excellent opportunity Read More
Apart from the historic places, Istanbul is also rich in the tallest constructions. These massive skyscrapers, which grew with the rush of construction in the 2000s, add to the glory of Istanbul. According to the data of the International Skyscraper Read More
Koprulu Canyon National Park is the most popular watersport location in Turkey. Koprulu (Köprülü) The national park is great for walking, exploring the historic ruins or simply enjoying the magnificent Mediterranean landscape. In the heart of the various natural charms Read More
This is a vast and different permanent collection and conservation department centred around a historic structure at Emirgan on the edge of the Bosphorus. The villa and its large property were bought in 1951 by the Sabancı family and were Read More
The annual Camel Wrestling Festival in Selcuk, Turkey, takes place in January every year. Two (male) bulls are gathered together in the neighbourhood with a female camel. The camels are fighting over the woman, straining on each other to drive Read More
The Triple gate is a spectacular entrance into the Kalici or the Old Town, probably the most famous historic landmark in Antalya. It was once the town’s inner citadel that hosted many clubs, hotels and souvenir vendors. Located in the Read More
A lot of individuals have a love-hate link with the busy – Istiklal Street or Isttiklal Avenue – which goes from Taksim Square almost to the landmark Galata Tower. Many have a love/hate relationship with the busy population. Even if Read More
The vivid and lively tradition in Turkish society is still in Nevruz, recognised in Anatolia by other names such as Sultani Nevruz, Nevruz Sultan, Mart Dokuzu and Mart Bozumu. Nevruz meaning New Day, which is the first day of the Read More