Turkey is located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea and straddles two continents, Europe and Asia. Its unique geographical location and pleasant climate make Turkey an attractive paradise for tourists. If you want to experience the scenery of 2 different continents at once, come to Turkey.

We recommend the four most popular destinations to you to experience the charm of Turkey.

※ Istanbul is the only city in the world that straddles the Asian and European continents.It was once the capital of three ancient empires - the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman empires. Since ancient times, Istanbul has been known for its prime location, rich historical heritage, and fascinating blend of cultures.

[Hagia Sophia]

The Hagia Sophia, an important Byzantine building in Istanbul, is a religious museum belonging to Christians and followers of Muhammad and one of the world's greatest monuments. As one of the ten most desirable churches in the world, Hagia Sophia exemplifies architectural excellence and thus served as a template for the design of later Islamic mosques. The fresco of the Virgin Mary holding Jesus in her arms above the dome radiates a golden light.

[Basilica Cistern]

Located diagonally opposite the Hagia Sophia, the Basilica Cistern was built in 532 AD as an underground cistern from the Byzantine period to the Ottoman Empire.Today, it can be considered one of Istanbul's most romantic and mysterious sights. The huge palace was built of 336 huge stone pillars, each of which is carved with exquisite designs. Inside the palace are two inverted stone sculptures of Medusa's head. Walking along its raised wooden platforms, you'll feel water dripping from the vaulted ceiling and see schools of ghostly carp patrolling the water.

[Blue Mosque]

The Sultan Ahmet Mosque, popularly known as the Blue Mosque, was completed in 1617,is one of Istanbul’s most prominent symbols, located directly opposite the Hagia Sophia. It is an essential part of the city's skyline with its six magnificent minarets and still actively used for daily and congregational prayers of Fridays.

[Topkapi Palace Museum]

The Topkapi Palace is one of the oldest historical palaces in the world. It served as the main place of residence and administrative headquarters of the Ottoman sultans for nearly four centuries. It is notable not only for its architecture and collections but also for the history and culture of the Ottoman Empire that it recalls. You can overlook the Golden Horn, the Bosporus and the Sea of Marmara there.

[Grand Bazaar]

The Grand Bazaar is not only the largest indoor bazaar in Istanbul, but also one of the largest in the world. There are more than 4,400 shops in 64 streets and more than 25,000 people work in the market. There is even a fountain, a police station and two mosques in the market! Shopping is no longer an end in itself for visitors who come here to see what's going on, it's become a must-see.

[Sultana's Istanbul Dinner and Belly Dancing]

Sultana's is Istanbul's premier belly dancing show and dinner venue, enjoyed by local sand visitors for over 10 years. You can view the authentic Turkish shows and belly dance there.

[Taksim Square]

Taksim Square, Istanbul's main transportation hub, is the heart of modern Istanbul.There are hotels and restaurants all around it, and you’ll find many bars and clubs around the nearby Istiklal Street. The whole area is very lively at all times of the day. The square is also the gathering place for locals to celebrate New Year's Eve, parades and other gatherings.

[Istiklal Caddesi]

Istiklal Caddesi is called the "Champs-Elysees" of Istanbul and is a two-mile-long pedestrian street, running from Taksim Square to the Tünel train station. It is full of all kind of shops, restaurants, cafes, street shows and it is located by the Taksim Square. The nostalgic tram runs through the length of the Istiklal Street.

[Galata Tower]

The Galata Tower is one of the highest and oldest towers of Istanbul. 63 meter (206 feet) high tower provides a panoramic view of the old town. If you would like to make the most of a special night, it puts on various dinners with shows, open bars and dancing.

[Bosporus]

The Bosphorus strait is the dividing line between Asia and Europe, connects the Marmara Sea, the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea, and is the main transport route linking Europe and Asia. It's a wonderful geographical switch when you take a boat tour, one minute you're in Asia and the next minute you're in Europe.

※ Izmir is Turkey's third largest city and one of its largest ports. Today, it is also one of Turkey's most pleasant cities: its streets are shaded by palm trees, the sideways are beautiful and the houses elegant.

[Ephesus]

The ancient city of Ephesus is Turkey’s most important ancient city, and one of the best preserved and restored. It is considered one of the “Seven Wonders of the World,” which drew pilgrims from all around the Mediterranean.

[Sirince]

Şirince is a perfect synthesis of Turk-Greek culture as of the 1920's. Its bucolic wooded setting and long wine making tradition have made it popular with Turkish and foreign tourists alike.

※ Pamukkale is a city is located in southwestern Turkey, known for its hot springs and travertines (terraces of carbonate materials that are typically a remnant of flowing water).It is one of the most popular destinations in Turkey. Pamukkale’s travertine terraces are one of the most visited sites in Turkey.

[Pamukkale]

Pamukkale is known far and wide as a hot springs resort and a wonder of nature, with hot springs and white cliffs where the water strikes down the cliffs, thus creating cotton-colored stalactites and basins. This calcareous landform is the most numerous and stretches continuously. The Turks call it the eighth wonder of the world.

[Hierapolis]

Hierapol is is located near the Pamukkale, a famous holy city of ancient Greece, built in the 2nd century BC.At present this ruin survives large remains of ancient Greek theaters,churches, baths, etc., recreating scenes of the daily life of the ancient Greek people.

※ Fethiye is a small town located in the south of Turkey and is a famous holiday destination that attracts tourists from all over the world due to its beautiful natural scenery and suitable climate. In addition, Fethiye is also a historical city and the Fethiye Museum has many ancient artifacts that show and prove the chain of civilizations in the region.

[Paragliding]

Paragliding is one of Fethiye's featured must-experiences, and the view from the top of the hill near Erudenizis breathtaking as you glide over the sea on a U-shaped paraglider with the help of the wind.

[Fethiye Fish Market]

Fethiye fish market is one of the best experiences for the tourist or local alike, to go there for lunch or dinner.

[Island Hopping]

There are many small islands scattered throughout the Turkish Dead Bay, and island hopping in Fethiye has become a must-do for tourists. Boats stop at each island to allow people to get off for a swim. Some island visitors are also allowed to visit.