Highlights

• Hagia Sophia: A stunning architectural marvel that has served as a cathedral, mosque, and now a museum. Blue Mosque (Sultan Ahmed Mosque): Known for its striking blue tiles and impressive domes. Topkapi Palace: Former residence of Ottoman sultans, housing a vast collection of artifacts and jewels. Grand Bazaar: One of the world's oldest and largest covered markets, offering everything from spices to jewelry.
• Ephesus: Library of Celsus: An iconic Roman building, once home to thousands of scrolls. Temple of Artemis: One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, though now only its ruins remain. Great Theater: A well-preserved ancient theater that could seat up to 25,000 spectators.
• Sirince (Near Ephesus): Quaint village known for its charming streets, traditional Turkish houses, and locally produced wine and olive oil.
• Pamukkale: Travertine Terraces: Stunning white terraces formed by calcium-rich mineral waters cascading down the hillside. Hierapolis: Ancient city ruins located atop Pamukkale, featuring well-preserved theaters, temples, and baths. Cleopatra's Pool: Thermal spring pool with submerged ancient ruins believed to have been used by Cleopatra herself.
• Antalya: Kaleici (Old Town): Picturesque historic district with narrow streets, Ottoman-era houses, and charming cafes. Antalya Museum: Houses an extensive collection of artifacts from the region's ancient civilizations. Duden Waterfalls: Stunning natural waterfalls located just outside the city, offering breathtaking views.
• Cappadocia: Goreme Open-Air Museum: UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring rock-cut churches and monasteries adorned with Byzantine frescoes. Fairy Chimneys: Unique rock formations scattered throughout the region, often topped with cone-shaped caps. Hot Air Balloon Rides: A popular way to experience the otherworldly landscape of Cappadocia from above at sunrise.