Destinations populaires en Turquie

• Istanbul

  Straddling two continents separated by the Bosphorus Strait, Istanbul truly is where East meets West. Travelers to this city find themselves enthralled by a world where Byzantine ruins sit next to designer stores, where quiet mosques and churches beckon while the noisy marketplace sells its wares with flourish.
  With a fascinating history, a vivid mix of cultures, a pulsating nightlife, and spellbinding architecture, Istanbul weaves a web that is hard to escape.

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• Ankara

  The capital of Turkey, Ankara is slightly smaller than Istanbul, but still filled to the brim with interesting sights. The city can draw a line through several great ancient civilizations such as the Phrygians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, and Ottomans, and traces of each contribute to the fascinating history found here.
  Starting in the citadel on the hill, wander through narrow alleys to archaeological sites, traditional Turkish restaurants, museums, and eventually to the modern, business-minded city that Ankara is today.

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• Antalya

  The seaport of Antalya, in the past known as Adalia, is situated on the southern cost of Turkey. This favourite and popular by Turkish and tourists summer resort is being called as "the Centre of Turkish tourism" as well. There are plenty of historical sites and monuments from the Greek, Roman and even Byzantine times.

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• Kemer

  Not long time ago was Kemer very small village qiuetly lying in the pine forest. But then locals decided to start earning money not only in fishing but as well with tourism. Even today it is still quiet and nice place to relax. For adventure-like people there is a possibility to stay for night at so called hippy community in the tree houses or the hanging hammocks.

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• Izmir

  This seaport, in the past called Smyrna, is the second largest port after Istanbul. It is located by the Aegean Sea and was founded alredy 4000 years ago but unfortunately there are not many historical sites preserved. Today it is third largest city in Turkey with so much diverse nightlife.

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• Göreme

  The Göreme city is located in the Cappadocia district. It is surrounded by rocky churches, cones and other rocky formations made by erosions. Not far from the city centre there is the open air museum of this unique site. It was also added to the World Heritage List of UNESCO in 1985.

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• Bodrum

  Another important Turkish seaport Bodrum, located in the Mugla province. This resort is world-known as the international centre of yachting. There is Greek island Kos situated near-by and according to the legend, Bodrum should be the Greek historian Hérodotos' hometown. You can also see here mausoleum of the Persian emperor Mausól, which is considered as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

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• Fethiye

  Summer resort Fethiye is one of the most popular resorts in Turkey. Thanks to its wilderness and rugged seashore it is being much frequented by many tourists. It used to have a Greek name because of the establishment by the Greek knights of Rhodos island. Worth visiting is the Greek fortress on a hill and the Doric architecture in the town. Noteworthy is the mountain scenery around suitable for hiking and paragliding and clear sea for water sports.

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