Ankara
 
The Turkish capital of Ankara, in the heartland of what was known as Asia Minor in antiquity, has Greek and Roman ruins galore as well as Ottoman-era mosques like the Alaaddin and Ahi Elvan. Ankara known throught the world got its Angora gots.
 
 
Highlights:

 

The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations
 
Lovers of archeology should know that it is worth going to Ankara just to see the incredible collections in this museum. Thousands of artifacts are displayed here, those from the Assyrian trade colonies, the mighty Hittite Empire, the Phrygian and Urartu civilizations.
 
 
The Ataturk Mausoleum
 
The magnificent tomb of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk is evidence of honor of which the memory of the commander of the Army for National Independence and the founder of the modern Republic of Turkey is held. This is definitely a place which an visitor to Ankara must visit.
 
Temple of Augustus

 

This square is considered by all to be sacred. It is very special to the Moslem population as it includes the historical Haci Bayram Mosque which has been built adjacent to the ruins of this Roman temple. The walls and foundations of the ancient building can be clearly seen.

State Art and Sculpture Museum

This museum is close to the Ethnography Museum and houses a rich collection of Turkish art from the late 19th century to the present day. galleries which host guest exhibitions
Antalya  
 
The city of Antalya is one of the most importantant tourist centers in Turkey.
The Kocaali Park, Yivli Minare, Hadrian’s Gate and the outstanding Museum of A rcheology as well as Kaleici ( Old Town), or the inner citadel are the greater attractions in the town
 
 
Highlights:

 

Phaselis
 

Located in the midst of a wonderful natural setting, the city was founded in the 6th century B.C., as well as the Agora and the theater complex. You may go all way up the ancient theater, overlooking all three ports and enjoy the scenery.

 

 
 
Olympos
 

Olympos was founded in the 3rd century B.C. Today, the most interesting structure is the remains of the portal of a temple, located to the west of the river. In Chimera near Olympos, a flame comes out of the ground constantly.

 

Myra

 

The ancient Myra was one of the six largest cities in Lycia. St. Nicholas, also known as Santa Claus lived in Myra as a priest. The rock cut tombs in Myra are some of the best preserved in the region and worth to see.

 

Aspendos
 

The city of Aspendos is known all over the world for the attractive Roman Theater, that is still in excellent shape. Aspendos Theater is the best preserved theater building of the ancient times and has survived to our day without losing none of the vital features.

 
Izmir
 
Izmir is the third largest city of Turkey.
The city is a major port and a very important commercial center, with the International Trade Fair, held every fall. The rich history and the strategic location of the city, in correlation with many other historical sites on the Aegean, makes your visit all the more interesting.

 

Highlights:

 

Ephesus

 

The city of Ephesus is one of the most interesting and extensive ancient sites in the world, and the very center of attraction in the Aegean region. The site and the ruins are highly admired by almost all visitors, on a day excursion from the cruise liners, or spending their vacation in the region.

 

 

House of Virgin Mary

 

We know that St. John spent the last years of his life in Ephesus and wrote his Gospel here. Jesus left his mother with John, therefore, it is believed that Mother Mary came to Ephesus and lived here until the end of her life. Today, the small chapel here is a place of pilgrimage for the Christians from all over the world, and deeply respected by the Moslem people.

 

 

Pamukkale ( Hierapolis)
 
The site is located a half hour drive from Denizli and 250 km far from Izmir. The outstanding natural site attracts people from all over the world, and the formations look almost unreal. The rich calcium content of the mineral water from the nearby thermal springs is the major cause behind the amazing land formations. You can walk on the travertine terraces, but only bare foot, and put your feet in the lukewarm mineral water.
 

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