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Ephesus
One of the grandest ruined cities in the western world, Ephesus today is largely made up of remains from when the city was originally founded in the 4th century BC. Wander the site and see some of the most impressive ruins in the world, and marvel at the grandeur of the Library of Celsus, the piety of the Virgin Mary's house, and the splendour of the Hellenistic theatre. Located 3 miles west of Selçuk, visit the Selçuk Tourist Office for more information.
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Thermal Springs of Hierapolis
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the ancient springs of Hierapolis still operate as thermal baths some 2,000 years on. Swim in these pools, abundant with minerals and dotted with marble, and let your imagination take you back to times gone by. Located 19 miles north of Denizli.
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Pamukkale
With wonderful limestone terraces formed by water from the nearby springs, Pamukkale was once one of Turkey's most popular sights, but they are unfortunately closed to the public today for preservation reasons.
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Istanbul Museum of Modern Arts
An exhibition of Turkish and European trends in art from the 20th century onwards. The permanent collection is made up of sculpture, photography, plastics, and abstract art, and is supported by temporary exhibitions.
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Istanbul Festival of Arts and Culture
Witness some fabulous displays of ballet, opera, theatre and music in this month-long festival throughout the city. For one night only, the Topkapı Palace plays host to the highlight of the festival - a celebrated performance of Mozart's work.
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The Castle of St Peter
One of the best-preserved monuments in the world, the castle of St Peter was founded in the 15th century and stands strong to this day. Having been used as a prison and a store house as well as a fortification, the castle has been witness to a lot of Turkish history. Today it functions as a museum, displaying shipwrecks, pottery and glass dating from the 14th century BC through to more recent times. Located in Bodrum Harbour.
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Mausoleum of Helicarnassus
One of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus was once a much revered structure. All that is left today of this once extraordinary structure are the archaeological excavations, and a part-reconstruction of the Mausoleum. Situated next to the excavations, further reconstructions and 3D models are exhibited. Located at Turgut Reis Cad, Bodrum.
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Marmaris Bazaar
For a truly Turkish way of shopping, visit the labyrinth of shops in the Marmais bazaar - a ‘must-do' for tourists who wish for an insight into traditional Turkish ways. Browse for cloth, jewellery, gold, leather and even carpets - prices are usually reasonable but be sure to haggle for the best price possible.
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Ephesus
One of the grandest ruined cities in the western world, Ephesus today is largely ...Read more -
Thermal Springs of Hierapolis
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the ancient springs of Hierapolis still operate as ...Read more -
Pamukkale
With wonderful limestone terraces formed by water from the nearby springs, Pamukkale ...Read more -
Istanbul Museum of Modern Arts
An exhibition of Turkish and European trends in art from the 20th century onwards. ...Read more -
Istanbul Festival of Arts and Culture
Witness some fabulous displays of ballet, opera, theatre and music in this month-long ...Read more -
The Castle of St Peter
One of the best-preserved monuments in the world, the castle of St Peter was founded ...Read more -
Mausoleum of Helicarnassus
One of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus was ...Read more -
Marmaris Bazaar
For a truly Turkish way of shopping, visit the labyrinth of shops in the Marmais ...Read more
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