These days, Hippodrome is known as Sultanahmet Square for the new generation. Around this square, some beautiful museums and mosques multiply Hippodrome’s glory. This is a great chance to discover the ancient character of this city and see the original face of Turkey. Several hotels have been built around the Hippodrome, so you can admire the greatness of it from your room’s window every day.

Hadrian gate in Antalya, Turkey is one of the most important historical sites in Antalya built in the name of the Roman emperor Hadrian, who visited the city in 130, rediscovered by Francis Beaufort in 1817.

There are so many caves throughout Turkey that can be visited, and they are some of the most popular places that are open for tourists. Dim Cave is located near Alanya city and is about 11 km away from it. Also, it is near Antalya, a tourist city, by about 145 km. If you are in either city, we recommend visiting this place as it is so charming to walk in the heart of the earth and watch what water is capable of. However, if you like geology, Dim Cave is a must for you.

Chora Church is one of the most distinguished historic sites in Istanbul, Turkey. The Church of Chora is very old, and it has experienced many incidents and has been rebuilt several times. One of the most costly renovations to the church took place in the 12th century after an earthquake almost completely destroyed it. The last renovations of this church have been done to turn it into a mosque for Muslims. In Byzantine times, this church was one of the most important churches, and people came from different places to watch and worship in it.

Mamure Castle is located right next to the sea, surrounded by a moat and 39 interconnected towers. When you walk on top of this castle, the sea is right under your feet, and you can hear the sound of the waves hitting the shore.

The Temple of Artemis or Artemision, aka the Temple of Diana, is Greek temple dedicated to an ancient, local form of the goddess Artemis, located in Ephesus (near Selçuk in present-day Turkey). The temple has been rebuilt twice in history.

The Princes’ Islands are a cluster of 9 islands southeast of Istanbul in the Sea of Marmara., known for its horse-drawn carriages (phaetons). Among these islands, Büyükada is the biggest and most famous one, attracting millions of tourists annually.

The 80 percent of the 3.5 million tourists Antalya hosts per year swim at Cleopatra beach. One can state that the tourists traveling from Europe were more attentive on the beach. The beach’s attractions are appreciated more properly recently; therefore, the growth in the rate of tourism here is expected.

Kaputaş is truly one of the most charming beaches around the world with its specific color and immaculate naturalness. Traveling on the way to Fethiye-Kaş, we shall not miss out on the chance to take a hot beach selfie with the amazing Kaputaş Beach in the background.

Bursa is one of the industrial cities of Turkey where there are many car factories. Its climate and historical attractions attract many tourists every year. The city has a population of over 2 million that mainly consists of immigrants.