Highlights

• Istanbul Hagia Sophia: A stunning architectural masterpiece that has served as a basilica and mosque, now a museum known for its impressive dome and mosaics. Topkapi Palace: The opulent residence of Ottoman sultans, featuring beautiful courtyards and a vast collection of artifacts. Grand Bazaar: One of the largest and oldest covered markets, bustling with shops selling everything from spices to jewelry.
• Abant Abant Lake: A picturesque lake surrounded by lush forests, ideal for picnics, walking, and photography. Nature Park: A tranquil area perfect for hiking and enjoying the diverse flora and fauna. Outdoor Activities: Opportunities for horseback riding, cycling, and enjoying the serene natural landscape.
• Safranbolu Old Town (UNESCO World Heritage Site): Explore cobblestone streets lined with well-preserved Ottoman houses and traditional shops. Cinci Han: A historic caravanserai that showcases the town’s role as a trade center. Safranbolu Houses: Visit beautifully restored wooden houses that exemplify Ottoman architecture.
• Ankara Anıtkabir: The mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, set in an expansive and beautifully landscaped park. Museum of Anatolian Civilizations: Houses an extensive collection of artifacts from ancient Anatolia, including Hittite and Phrygian treasures. Kocatepe Mosque: One of the largest mosques in Turkey, featuring stunning architecture and intricate interior designs.
• Hattusa Hattusa Ruins: The ancient capital of the Hittite Empire, known for its impressive city walls and temple remains. Lion's Gate: A monumental entrance featuring lion sculptures, symbolizing protection and strength. Rock Carvings: Explore ancient inscriptions that provide insights into Hittite culture and history
• Tokat Tokat Castle: A historic castle offering panoramic views of the city and the surrounding landscape. Gök Medrese: An architectural gem, this former theological school is noted for its beautiful facade and courtyard. Clock Tower: A charming landmark that adds to the historical character of the city.
• Trabzon Sumela Monastery: A breathtaking cliffside monastery dedicated to the Virgin Mary, with stunning views and rich history. Atatürk Mansion: A beautifully preserved mansion surrounded by gardens, showcasing early 20th-century architecture. Trabzon Hagia Sophia: A former church turned mosque, renowned for its beautiful frescoes and historical significance.