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
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
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 city of Troy – Troia – which has a long history, is the setting for the mythology of the Trojan Horse, which has been depicted in several literary works and film adaptations. Throughout history, the city of Troy, which Read More
The Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts is known for having the world’s best rug collection. The rugs are rare Seljuk carpets from the 13th century that can’t be seen anywhere else. The museum’s rare instances of works from the Read More
It’s no wonder that Antalya is one of Turkey’s most popular vacation spots, thanks to its magnificent hotels, beautiful beaches, and extensive collection of notable historical landmarks. It’s a year-round destination with bright, sunny summers and moderate winters, so there’s Read More
The Istanbul Museum of Modern Art has a global goal for collecting, preserving, displaying, and documenting modern and recent art, photography, design, architecture, new media, cinema and Istanbul modern exhibitions. It serves as a conduit for the exchange of Turkey’s Read More
Ataturk Arboretum 730-acre haven of green in the city’s north is a pleasant relief from Istanbul’s busy streets and concrete sprawl, with peaceful lakes and approximately 2000 different kinds of trees and plants from all over the world. On a Read More
Miniaturk Park is one of Istanbul’s most prominent destinations, as it houses all of Turkey’s emblematic and archaeological structures! It is also a park that showcases all of these monuments as works of art, allowing visitors to examine them up Read More