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Things to see and do in Turkey

The largest city in Turkey is European and Asian and was the capital of a mighty empire for centuries. Istanbul is now modern and traditional, familiar and exotic. This unique blend of Western and Eastern history and culture attracts tourists from all over the world. Enjoy the

comforts of modern Turkey in the shopping malls, galleries and clubs alongside the exotic appeal of the traditional Turkish bazaars, palaces, coffee houses and mosques. The natural beauty of the city plus the pleasant Mediterranean climate complete the picture. The old city of Istanbul is located on the Sultanahmet peninsula. The varied political and religious past is still well recognisable here, especially in architecture. For example, the monumental Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) was once a Christian cathedral and later a mosque.

Antalya

Culture. History. Beaches.

Escape to Antalya! Enjoy the beaches, history and entertainment. Beaches, historic heritage and fantastic sights such as Lara Beach and Old Bazaar; discover it all in Antalya. Antalya is located in southwestern Turkey and is also known as the Turkish Riviera. It is a popular

destination among tourists who want to enjoy a luxurious holiday by the beach. The ancient city centre is still full of historic buildings. Around it, Antalya has developed into a modern place with great shops, new facilities, billboards, etc. On the sides of the city, you will find many all-inclusive hotels, especially for tourists.

Cappadocia

Cappadocia is a hidden gem in Turkey. The region is located south of the steppe and covers an area of more than 2,000 square kilometres. You will find amazing landscapes, including the Göreme National Park. This park is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Cappadocia

has a varied nature. The peat-stone landscapes were created millions of years ago by various volcanic eruptions. This, combined with the limestone rocks with karst features, has resulted in a rugged, colourful face. Explore the area and pass large open-air museums, underground cities, the Kaymakli, beautiful rock formations and impressive cone houses. Kayseri is the largest and most important city in this region. Opt for a camel ride or follow hiking trails through the fascinating area.

Ephesus

Ancient History. Cuisine. Culture.

The Turkish city of Ephesus consists of Hellenistic and Roman settlements, an ancient city where ruins often surround you. These used to be important monuments from the Roman Imperial period. You can still visit the Celsus Library and the grand theatre. Unfortunately,

many monuments have been destroyed, like the famous Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Classical Wonders of the World. Ephesus is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the best-preserved ancient city in Turkey. The city is the second-largest preserved city in the Roman Empire after Rome. The marble streets, art and statues have a high architectural value. This also applies to the mosaic sculptures and beautiful fountains. Although there have been many excavations, much remains unclear about the history of Ephesus. People are still discovering these historical things.

Skiing

enjoy skiing, the Turkish way!

Turkey is known for its ideal sun holidays with beautiful beaches and wonderful summer temperatures. When you think of winter sports holidays you often don’t think of Turkey. It may not be as good and beautiful as in the Alps, but you can also ski in Turkey. You have Kartalkaya,

Palandöcken and Uludag. Although these ski areas still have to develop in many areas, the start is already there. Great all-inclusive deals and beautiful chairlifts or gondolas. Skip the famous Alps for a year and head to the Turkish mountains to experience a peaceful ski holiday there. You’d love it!

Cuisine.

A look at Turkish cuisine.

Turkey has one of the tastiest cuisines globally, and the Turkish are very proud of it. Instead of large dishes, the population often makes small snacks as one large meal. Turkish chefs are also very creative, and more and more taste sensations are being discovered. You have many

dishes with eggplant, and olive oil is regularly used in Turkish cuisine. Turkish bread is one of the best out there, and you don’t want to miss out on it. Fish is often the main ingredient of a Turkish dish, and there are many other seafood types. Try Hamsi, a tasty fish snack made from anchovies. Turkey is known for its kebab, eaten worldwide so that you would love an authentic Turkish döner sandwich. Don’t forget to surprise your taste buds with unknown dishes and drinks while visiting this wonderful country.

Hagia Sophia

History. Faith. Culture.

This iconic structure, which once served as a church and later a mosque, is now a national monument. Regarded as one of the most beautiful architectural wonders and one of the largest churches in the world, the Hagia Sophia is Istanbul’s most famous historical monument.

The building you see today represents many cultures. The Hagia Sophia, or Aya Sofia and in Turkish “Ayasofya” (sacred wisdom), has always been of great religious importance in the region and for various faiths. The Romans built the church and opened it in 360 AD before becoming Constantinople’s principal place of worship. After the building was destroyed by riots not once but twice, a new basilica was built in the sixth century. The Hagia Sophia became the centre of the Eastern Orthodox Church. The national monument is now open to the public and functions as a museum.

Istanbul

History. Cuisine. Culture.

The largest city in Turkey is European and Asian and was the capital of a mighty empire for centuries. Istanbul is now modern and traditional, familiar and exotic. This unique blend of Western and Eastern history and culture attracts tourists from all over the world. Enjoy the

comforts of modern Turkey in the shopping malls, galleries and clubs alongside the exotic appeal of the traditional Turkish bazaars, palaces, coffee houses and mosques. The natural beauty of the city plus the pleasant Mediterranean climate complete the picture. The old city of Istanbul is located on the Sultanahmet peninsula. The varied political and religious past is still well recognisable here, especially in architecture. For example, the monumental Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) was once a Christian cathedral and later a mosque.

Antalya

Culture. History. Beaches.

Escape to Antalya! Enjoy the beaches, history and entertainment. Beaches, historic heritage and fantastic sights such as Lara Beach and Old Bazaar; discover it all in Antalya. Antalya is located in southwestern Turkey and is also known as the Turkish Riviera. It is a popular

destination among tourists who want to enjoy a luxurious holiday by the beach. The ancient city centre is still full of historic buildings. Around it, Antalya has developed into a modern place with great shops, new facilities, billboards, etc. On the sides of the city, you will find many all-inclusive hotels, especially for tourists.

Cappadocia

Cappadocia is a hidden gem in Turkey. The region is located south of the steppe and covers an area of more than 2,000 square kilometres. You will find amazing landscapes, including the Göreme National Park. This park is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Cappadocia

has a varied nature. The peat-stone landscapes were created millions of years ago by various volcanic eruptions. This, combined with the limestone rocks with karst features, has resulted in a rugged, colourful face. Explore the area and pass large open-air museums, underground cities, the Kaymakli, beautiful rock formations and impressive cone houses. Kayseri is the largest and most important city in this region. Opt for a camel ride or follow hiking trails through the fascinating area.

Ephesus

Ancient History. Cuisine. Culture.

The Turkish city of Ephesus consists of Hellenistic and Roman settlements, an ancient city where ruins often surround you. These used to be important monuments from the Roman Imperial period. You can still visit the Celsus Library and the grand theatre. Unfortunately,

many monuments have been destroyed, like the famous Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Classical Wonders of the World. Ephesus is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the best-preserved ancient city in Turkey. The city is the second-largest preserved city in the Roman Empire after Rome. The marble streets, art and statues have a high architectural value. This also applies to the mosaic sculptures and beautiful fountains. Although there have been many excavations, much remains unclear about the history of Ephesus. People are still discovering these historical things.

Skiing

enjoy skiing, the Turkish way!

Turkey is known for its ideal sun holidays with beautiful beaches and wonderful summer temperatures. When you think of winter sports holidays you often don’t think of Turkey. It may not be as good and beautiful as in the Alps, but you can also ski in Turkey. You have Kartalkaya,

Palandöcken and Uludag. Although these ski areas still have to develop in many areas, the start is already there. Great all-inclusive deals and beautiful chairlifts or gondolas. Skip the famous Alps for a year and head to the Turkish mountains to experience a peaceful ski holiday there. You’d love it!

Cuisine.

A look at Turkish cuisine.

Turkey has one of the tastiest cuisines globally, and the Turkish are very proud of it. Instead of large dishes, the population often makes small snacks as one large meal. Turkish chefs are also very creative, and more and more taste sensations are being discovered. You have many

dishes with eggplant, and olive oil is regularly used in Turkish cuisine. Turkish bread is one of the best out there, and you don’t want to miss out on it. Fish is often the main ingredient of a Turkish dish, and there are many other seafood types. Try Hamsi, a tasty fish snack made from anchovies. Turkey is known for its kebab, eaten worldwide so that you would love an authentic Turkish döner sandwich. Don’t forget to surprise your taste buds with unknown dishes and drinks while visiting this wonderful country.

Hagia Sophia

History. Faith. Culture.

This iconic structure, which once served as a church and later a mosque, is now a national monument. Regarded as one of the most beautiful architectural wonders and one of the largest churches in the world, the Hagia Sophia is Istanbul’s most famous historical monument.

The building you see today represents many cultures. The Hagia Sophia, or Aya Sofia and in Turkish “Ayasofya” (sacred wisdom), has always been of great religious importance in the region and for various faiths. The Romans built the church and opened it in 360 AD before becoming Constantinople’s principal place of worship. After the building was destroyed by riots not once but twice, a new basilica was built in the sixth century. The Hagia Sophia became the centre of the Eastern Orthodox Church. The national monument is now open to the public and functions as a museum.

Flights to Turkey: Best ticket deals

Turkey is a popular holiday destination in Europe and Asia, which is not surprising with such an excellent climate, beautiful, pearly white sandy beaches, clear blue seas and beautiful mountains. The country has a rich history of which can be seen in the ruins, mosques, food, etc. Turkey is known for its delicious cuisine and beautiful cities, and visitors often can’t get enough of the versatile nature. Be surprised by the country’s diversity and get to know the unknown parts of Turkey.

Like nature, the climate is very diverse, so that you can have very harsh winters and warm summers. If you are looking for a peaceful trip to enjoy the sun, sea, beach, delicious food, and welcoming locals, you would love Turkey. Would you rather have a holiday full of history, nature, and activity? Turkey also has so much to offer.

Do you already know which destinations you want to fly to in Turkey?

Of course, you may already know which destination you want to visit in Turkey. Fly in via Istanbul Ataturk Airport or Antalya Airport and easily find your way to the centre and other parts of the country. If you would like to find more information about this destination, check the overview of destinations below. Would you like to book immediately? That’s also a possibility! Search for your desired destination in our search box, and we’ll help you find the best flights. Your cheap flight to Turkey is just a click away.