Turkey lives in its rhythm and traditions. Each city has its own flavour. Whichever destination you choose, make sure you plan a trip to an authentic Turkish bazaar, where you can feel the spirit of the country, and even literally taste it. 

Istanbul

Istanbul is the largest and most incredibly beautiful city in Turkey. It is in the southern part of the Bosporus and the Golden Horn Bay in the Sea of Marmara. Istanbul combines the splendour of modern architecture with the grandeur of antiquity. The most famous symbols of the town are the Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet), Admire the city and its bridges, and see the famous Maiden Tower. Istanbul offers a wide range of incredibly delicious street food. Make sure you try the freshly caught and grilled fish at the Galata Bridge.

Izmir

Izmir is the third-largest city in Turkey, a resort on the bank of the Aegean Sea, a port and an industrial center. It has many ancient architectural monuments, the age of which is more than three thousand years. The agora of Smyrna is considered to be the main attraction. These are the ruins of an ancient market square. Kemeralti Market is believed to be the soul of Izmir. The traders have been selling their goods here for centuries. Hisar Mosque is the largest mosque in the city, made in the Ottoman style. It is located within a five-minute walk from the bazaar. Mount Pagos and the Kadifekale fortress offer the best views of the city to its guests.

Antalya

Antalya can be deservedly called the capital of resort recreation in Turkey. The city is located on the Mediterranean coast and is the centre of the province of the same name. Holidaymakers love Antalya for its magnificent beaches, excellent infrastructure, and affordable hotels. History lovers will not be bored here either. The city will offer them a plethora of architectural wonders and museums to explore. You can visit Kurshunlu and Duden waterfalls not far from Antalya. The resort is perfect location for famalies as it has two water parks and a dolphinarium.

Fethiye

Fethiye is another beautiful resort town. Due to the favourable climatic conditions and lack of wind, paragliding became one of the most popular attractions here. A slow paragliding descent from Mount Babadağ will give the most vivid sensations. Many visit Fethiye for beach holidays. Moreover, photography, parasailing, kiting, rafting, diving, yachting, or jeep rallying can become a fascinating addition to it.

Bodrum

Bodrum is one of the gorgeous resort towns. It is in the province of Mugla, in the Aegean Sea. Bodrum is a resort with restaurants, nightclubs, and bars and is home to some of the most luxurious hotels.

Kemer

Kemer is a charming, quiet town. It is located near Antalya, on the turquoise seacoast, surrounded by pine forests and mountains. Moreover, there are diving centres for children and adults, which conduct dives to the shipwrecks.

Marmaris

Marmaris is another beautiful and the most European resort town. It is in a closed bay at the junction of the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas. It offers a wide range of places to explore and things to do: an aquapark, a harbour for yachts, a fortress with a beautiful panorama of the bay and the city, nightclubs, bars, and restaurants. Marmaris is perfect for sailing, windsurfing, and water skiing.