Turkish cutural tour destinations 2010 and 2011
Kusadasi
The city is situated on the west coast of Turkey, and is a popular
destination both for holiday makers and guests from the many cruise
liners that dock at the harbour.
Kusadasi is a cosmopolitan city with palm tree lined boulevards,
abundant restaurants and shops. Additionally, there are many
opportunities to see the culture of Turkey all around you. It is only a
short journey to many of the sights included in this itinerary.
Aydin
This ancient city, once known as Traellis, is renowned for his
heritage and also its mineral springs.
One of the largest cities on the Aegean, Aydin boasts many
historical places of interest within its boundaries … which you
will visit during this tour.
Ephesus
This historic site is one of the most iconic images of Turkey. A
fascinating place, with huge religious significance to Christians,
with the House of the Virgin Mary close to the ancient city.
Your guided tour will enable you to visit all of the elements of
this site. One of the 7 Churches of the Apocolypse is situated here.
Pamukkale & Hierapolis
Named the Cotton Castle this natural wonder has been created
over thousands of years as mineral saturated water has flowed
from the ground.
Over the centuries people have flocked to this area for the
curative powers of the water, and built near to the natural hot
springs is the ancient city of Hierapolis. The remains include
baths, temples and a very well preserved theatre.
Priene, Miletos & Didyma
These ancient sights are a must for the traveller to see. Areas full of
culture and history await you, and your dedicated guide on these tours
will ensure you find out as much as you want about the history of this
famous sites, dating back to 500 B.C.
Guney Selalsi & Laodicea
Turkey is a very picturesque country and the waterfall at Guney Selalsi
is no exception. This beautiful area is an ideal spot to walk, and enjoy
the scenery.
Laodicea is another area containing one of the 7 Churches of the
Apocolypse. The city still has excavations continuing in the area to
reveal more of the history behind Christianity in Turkey.
Denizli
Whilst Denizli is a modern town, it is very picturesque and is close to
many of Turkey’s historical sites. The town has many restaurants and
boutiques, and its proximity to the nearby sites makes it a popular
tourist destination. Like so many regions of Turkey, it is also famed for
its thermal waters, and roosters!
Aphrodisias
No visit to this region of Turkey would be complete without a visit to
this, another one of the country’s iconic sights, the birthplace of the
Goddess of Love.