About Turkey

Turkey Tourism

Turkey has become a popular destination for culture, historical sites, spa and health care. Turkey is ranked the 6th most popular destination in the world. Istanbul is one of the most popular tourism spots in Turkey and in the world. It has a number of attractions which includes the Sultan Ahmed Mosque (the "Blue Mosque"), the Topkapı Palace, the Hagia Sophia,  the Basilica Cistern, the Galata Tower, the Dolmabahçe Palace, the Spice Bazaar,  the Grand Bazaar and the Pera Palace Hotel. There are also major resort towns including Bodrum, Marmaris, Fethiye, Çeşme, Kuşadası, Didim and Alanya.

Istanbul Tourism

Istanbul's location has attracted many raiding armed forces throughout the hundreds of years. The Greeks, Romans and Venetians took turns before the Ottomans raged into town and chose to remain in the city. The way that the city straddles two landmasses wasn't it’s just draw card - it was the last stage on the incredible Silk Road connecting Asia with Europe. The main reason for the tourist's attractions is local people, who have an irresistible love of life and liberality of soul. Istanbul is Turkey’s metropolitan city, and thus it attracts so many tourists from all over the world. It a perfect place for both vacationers and visiting professionals.
 
Different Types of Tourism in Turkey

1. Historical Tourism in Turkey

The history of Turkey was formed by the cities of Byzantium and Constantinople. And, even the present-day Istanbul is now a hub of cultural, financial and real estate trends as well as a home to many historic landmarks. Some of the country’s famous historical sites are Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, Basilica Cistern, Sultan Ahmet Mosque, Rumelihisarı and many others.

2. Culture Tourism in Turkey

Istanbul is rich in cultural heritage as it has a deep-rooted history of the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman capital. Over the years, Istanbul has been developing its cultural offer and in 2012, it became the Capital of Culture with new museums included like the Prayer Beads Museum and Hilye-i-Serif. Two of the most important sites in Istanbul are The Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace. But there are also other places to see the cultural heritage of Turkey.

3. Sea & Nature Tourism in Turkey

Istanbul‘s greatest natural wonder runs throughout the city, and the Bosphorus Strait plays an important role in the sea. The Turkish turquoise coast is a paradise for natural activities where you can sail the seas, the beautiful coastline and lovely islands. The seaside and wealth of Turkey have made nautical tourism in Turkey very popular. Along with sea tourism, it also has many natural beauties to visit and explore such as Polonezkoy Nature Park, Samlar Nature Park, Avcikoru Nature Park, Buyukada Nature Park, and many others.

4. Honeymoon Tourism in Turkey

Honeymoon equals romance in Istanbul as it waits passionately with cool temperature, natural and aquatic beauty surrounding the city. Turkey is loved by all the notable romances in the world such as Helen & Paris, Antony & Cleopatra. Couples who have spent their honeymoon in turkey has been swept off by the immense history, fascinating culture and gorgeous scenery of the country by places such as Buyukada Island, Mount Nemrut,  Assos, Şirince and many others.

5. MICE in Turkey

Turkey’s rich culture, heritage, sights and sounds make it an ideal M.I.C.E destination. From the bustling cities, historic sites right up to the countryside, Turkey completely provides an unparallel spot for a business meeting. Istanbul is the biggest city in Turkey that gives business people a perfect place to hold meetings with a blend of culture, tradition, nature, climate and warm Turkish hospitality.

Turkey thermal resource is well known in the world and it's on the number one list in Europe. Boasting healing mud, hot springs and therapeutic waters will give you rejuvenating holiday. Relax and with specialised spa treatments like hot stone therapy, Shiatsu massage and the traditional Turkish hammam. It’s where you can restore your body and heal your mind and soul.

6. Culinary Tourism in Turkey

Turkish cuisine varies across the country as it has a fusion of Middle Eastern Central Asian, Balkan and Eastern Europe countries. Some area in Turkey such as Bursa, Istanbul, and Izmir has many elements of Ottoman cuisine which includes fish, dolmans, vegetables and eggplant. The southeast is famous for mezes, kebabs and desserts. One of the country’s main specialities is called Urfa kebab which is a meat-based kebab.

7. Casinos/Clubs/Nightlife in Turkey

The city of Istanbul, Turkey never sleeps as it stays alive with clubs, electric bars and restaurants. The locals love the nightlife and they part pretty hard and hog on to the delicacies way too often. If you want to explore Casinos/Clubs/Nightlife in Istanbul, visit Reina, Sortie, Supperclub, Club 29, X-Large, Anjelique, Exotic Bars, Galata Bridge, Meyhane, Taste the Local Delicacies and Cruise Across. You will come across lavish parties, live shows, lighting parties and many others.

8. Winter Tourism in Turkey

Turkey winter tours are the most ideal as there are less crowd and tourist traps. Winter gives a different beauty to Turkey, and cities like Cappadocia, Istanbul and Izmir are best to visit during winter. Turkey rates in winter are a lot cheaper since winter is usually an off-season. The mountains are sparkled and covered with snow and there are an array of resorts that provides skiing activities such as Uludag, Kartepe, Palandoken and many more!