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Eminonu Square
Eminonu Square Located in the heart of the old city, Eminonu has long been a popular neighborhood in Istanbul. Shortly after Turkey won its independence, the area underwent extensive renovations and a large square opened up at the southern end of the Galata Bridge, in front of the New Mosque – now
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Eminonu Pier
Eminonu Pier The Eminonu Pier is located along the southern end of the Galata Bridge and consists of multiple docks for ferries cruising along or crossing the Bosphorus.Eminonu Halec Iskelesi (dock) is the furthest west of the docks and is the departure point for Sehir Hatlari Golden Horn ferries.
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Ecumencial Orthodox Patriarchate
Ecumencial Orthodox Patriarchate Istanbul’s Church of St George has been the seat of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople since 1600. Since the fall of the Ottomans, the Greek population of Istanbul has largely emigrated, so today it’s more of a symbolic center of the Ecumenical Patriarch
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Duden Waterfalls
Duden Waterfalls The Duden Waterfalls make a pleasant side trip from Antalya and its surrounding gardens are a popular picnic spot with locals. The Duden river extends from the Taurus mountains all the way to the Mediterranean and creates two cascades know as the Upper and Lower Duden Waterfalls.
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Dilek National Park (Milli Park)
Dilek National Park (Milli Park) Capping the green peninsula south of Kusadasi, Dilek National Park (known locally as Milli Park) protects a lovely stretch of coastline and forest.Kusadasi locals come here to escape the crowds and stretch out on the park’s acclaimed white sand and pebble beaches,
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Dedeman Aquapark
Dedeman Aquapark The first of its kind in Turkey, Dedeman Aquapark is one of the country’s biggest amusement parks, with over 40,000 square meters of water-slides, swimming areas and wave pools. An easy day trip from Bodrum, the expansive water world boasts enough wet ‘n’ wild features to keep the
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Datça Peninsula
Datça Peninsula With its northern coast lying on the Aegean Gulf of Gökova and the Mediterranean Sea lapping its southern shores, the Datça Peninsula serves up an endless panorama of wildflower-covered hills, jagged coastal cliffs and golden beaches. Marking the last stretch of Turkey’s legendary
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Damlatas Caves
Damlatas Caves The Damlatas Caves are a series of dripping caves in the coastal town of Alanya, Turkey. They were discovered accidentally in 1948 during mining activities at a quarry that was being used to build the harbor. The caves are located on the western side of the peninsula and can be acce
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Dalyan River
Dalyan River The Dalyan River runs through the town of Dalyan, Turkey, which is located in the southwest region of Turkey along the Aegean Sea. Life in Dalyan revolves around the river. Its an important source of fish for the residents. The river also flows through a special environmental protecti
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Dalyan
Dalyan Whether you’re cruising along Turkey’s Turquoise Coast or sailing along on a day tour from Marmaris, you’ll likely find reason to detour to the scenic Dalyan River and its namesake port town. The area’s top attraction is Turtle Bay, (İztuzu Beach) a strip of sand between the river and the M
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Clock Tower (Saat Kulesi)
Clock Tower (Saat Kulesi) Saat Kulesi is a historic clock tower in Konak Square in the center of Izmir, Turkey. The Levantine French architect Raymond Charles Père designed the Izmir Clock Tower. It was built in 1901 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Abdülhamid IIs accession to the throne. Th
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Cleopatra Island (Sedir Island)
Cleopatra Island (Sedir Island) Sedir Island is best known as Cleopatra Island, named after the pharaoh who allegedly met her lover Marc Antony on its shores. Forever romanticized by its connection with the iconic lovers, this small island in the Gulf of Gökova is now a popular stop on boat cruise
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Cicek Pasaji (Cité de Péra)
Cicek Pasaji (Cité de Péra) Cicek Pasaji was the most glamorous address in the Beyoğlu district during the heady days of the Orient Express, and today the historic 19th-century arcade is known for its restaurants and lively bar scene. Opened in the old site of the grand Naum Theatre in 1876, Cicek
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Church of St Saviour in Chora
Church of St Saviour in Chora Covered in intricate mosaics and massive murals in Late Byzantine style, the Church of St Savior in Chora has been standing since the 4th century. The present day structure is thought to have been built in the 11th century, then converted to a mosque by Ottomans in th
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Celsus Library
Celsus Library The Celsus Library is the most famous part of the ruins of Ephesus in Turkey. It was built between 110 and 135 AD by Gaius Julius Aquila in honor of his father, Celsus Polemaeanus. Unfortunately his father died before the library was completed, and his tomb was placed in a special r
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Cavusin
Cavusin The quiet Cappadocian village of Cavusin is famous for three things: beautiful churches, abandoned rock houses, and great hiking opportunities. The village is dominated by its cliff from which a clutter of empty cave houses spill down precariously, making for a fun place to explore. The ar
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Cave of the Seven Sleepers
Cave of the Seven Sleepers The story surrounding the Cave of the Seven Sleepers recalls the story of a several young men who sought refuge in a cave out outside Ephesus to escape persecution under Decius, roughly around year 250. Indeed, this courageous group refused to obey the greedy king, which
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Canakkale
Canakkale More than just a launching pad for visits to Gallipoli and Troy, Canakkale is a lively seaside port on the Dardanelles that’s an ideal destination for day trips from Istanbul.The waterfront promenade is the place to be in summer, thronged with visitors enjoying the sunshine, outdoor bars
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Calis Beach
Calis Beach Çalış Beach is conveniently located a short ways up the coast from Fethiye and offers a laid-back vibe, a variety of watersports and some of the most spectacular sunsets to be seen in the area.Stretching for about 2 km of coarse sand and gravel, the beach is lined with hotels, restaura
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Bozdag Mountain Range
Bozdag Mountain Range That photogenic stretch of hills providing a scenic backdrop en route to the ruins at Sardis is the Bozdag Mountain Range.Capped with snow from December to March, the mountains rise 3,157 meters (10,355 feet) above sea level and are topped with a resort lake and the ski town
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