Küçük Çakıl Beach
The nearest proper beach to the centre of Kaş is Küçük Çakıl (little pebble) Beach.
Beylerbeyi Sarayı
The ruins of the Beylerbeyi Sarayı (Beylerbeyi Palace) nestle beneath Kars Castle.
Great Clock Tower
Near Adanas sprawling covered market (kapalı çarşı), the Great Clock Tower dates back to 1881.
Lycian Stone Sarcophagi
This excellent example of a Lycian sarcophagus is just north of Fethiyes belediye (city hall).
Şeyh Kutbettin Camii
Across the road to the south of İznik Museum is the restored Şeyh Kutbettin Camii (1492).
Ottoman House Museum
This restored 17th-century house has a beautiful exterior and a few Ottoman dioramas inside.
Kale Camii
The squat Ottoman Kale Camii (1580) was constructed by Sultan Murat IIIs grand vizier Mahmut Paşa.
Caferiye Camii
A short hop from the Ulu Cami, youll notice the small Ottoman Caferiye Camii, constructed in 1645.
Belediye
The belediye (municipality) building is next door to Alanyas tourist information office.
Sümbüllü Kilise
Some frescoes remain, but the church is mostly noteworthy for its simple-but-elegant facade.
Guard House
This small guard house which would have served as a coastal watchtower during the Seljuk era.
Diogenes the Cynic Statue
This monument to the Greek philosopher born in Sinop in about 412 BC is next to the village otogar.
Sinop Martyrs Monument
This monument near the museum contains the remains of soldiers killed in the Crimean War.
Yalvaç Museum
Yalvaç Museum has a modest artefact collection, and a market takes place in Yalvaç on Monday.
Yeni Cami
Built in 1724, the central Yeni Cami follows the general square plan of the citys Ulu Cami, with 10 domes.
Kuğulu Parkı
One of the oases in an often wearing city is Kuğulu Parkı, at the southern end of Tunalı Hilmi Caddesi.
Pürenli Seki Kelisesi
This double-nave church has a wealth of 10th and 12th century frescoes depicting stories from the Gospels.
Church of St Mary
This beautiful old church in the old Greek neighbourhood to the west of the fortress is rarely open.
Akçagerme Beach
Akçagerme Beach is a public beach opposite the exit to Gökseki, along the main road west to Kalkan from Kaș.
Marble Street
Ephesus third-largest street was a thoroughfare between the Library of Celsus and the Great Theatre.
