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When we think of a vacation, we wish to visit a place that offers a bit of everything, and the country of Turkey is an example of one such destination. Be it gorgeous beaches, warm people, delicious food, or historical richness, there is something for every kind of tourist in Turkey, and you can explore the top 10 places to visit in Turkey and so much more through our Turkey tour packages. Experiencing the beauty of Turkey feels like stepping into a time machine that takes us back to the royal eras gone by. Whether it’s the resort city of Antalya or the Bodrum Peninsula, you can discover every inch of this magical country with our Turkey trip packages.
Listed below are the top 10 tourist attractions in Turkey that should totally be on your list:
Istanbul is not only the largest city in Turkey, but it’s also the city that lies on two continents, namely Europe and Asia. While you’re in Istanbul, our Turkey travel packages will take you to some of the most famous spots in the city, such as the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Basilica Cistern. Walk around Grand Bazaar, which is the oldest and largest covered market in the world, and shop for Turkish tea, spices, scents, jewelry, and ceramics.
Known for its cone-shaped rock formations, the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia make it one of the top 10 tourist places in Turkey. The Turkey tour packages we create give you an opportunity to get on a hot air balloon ride during the golden hour of sunset and take in the surreal landscape. You must also visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Goreme National Park while in Cappadocia.
The ancient city of Ephesus is one of the multiple fabulous places included in our Turkey trip packages. In addition to the Library of Celsus and the Temple of Artemis, remember to pay a visit to the House of the Virgin Mary, which is known to have been the final resting place of Mother Mary.
Bodrum is a port city sitting on the Bodrum Peninsula, brimming with calm waters, glittering sands, and astonishing backdrops. If you have just one day to spend in Bodrum, you must visit the Bodrum Castle, the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology, and the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus.
Imagine being able to swim in the same pool that was once frequented by Cleopatra herself. Sounds fascinating, does it not? That’s one of the many unique experiences you will get to enjoy in the city of Pamukkale, which is famed for its white travertine terraces and hot springs.
Antalya is remarkable for being one of the most modern and prominent cities in the country and also has the title of ‘the capital of Turkey’s tourism’. The fact that the city is populated with intriguing history, natural landscape, and diverse culture absolutely justifies this title.
Ankara is the capital of Turkey and is also the heart of the performing arts, as this is where tourists will find the Presidential Symphony Orchestra, the State Opera and Ballet, and numerous other theater companies. Be sure to make a trip to Ankara Castle to get a panoramic view of the city.
Discovered by the Greeks and rebuilt by Alexander the Great, Izmir is an ancient city with plenty of archaeological sites that travelers can visit. Be sure to take pictures at the Izmir Clock Tower and ride the Izmir Cable Car or Izmir Teleferik.
Bursa is a huge city located in the northwestern region of Turkey and is also among the most significant historical spots in the country. You can stroll around the cobblestone alleyways of Cumalıkızık, admiring the well-preserved houses, and also go skiing at Uludag.
Situated along the mesmerizing Turkish Riviera, which also goes by the name of the Turquoise Coast, is the city of Marmaris. For the tourists craving to experience thrilling water sports and sandy beaches, this is the city to include in your itinerary.
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