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Turkey holidays for an exotic vacation, from Istanbul to the Turkish Riviera, Turkey is mysterious and fascinating and a fabulous place to visit.

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A country rich in ancient history, from Greek rule to Romans and Lycians, there are so many remarkable landmarks in Turkey to visit. The landscape is dotted with well-preserved ruins which open a window into the country's varied history. Many of these sites are still being explored by archeologists....
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Centuries of Byzantine and Ottoman history furnish Istanbul with dreamy mosques, grand churches, fairytale palaces, bustling souks and an exotic ambience. Tick these Istanbul landmarks off your bucket list.  Istanbul Landmarks Top Tours Istanbul: Bosphorus Dinner Cruise and Show with Private Table - most popular ** Istanbul: Full-Day Highlights Tour with Guide and...
World Map With Magnified Turkey
This republic, whose new name has been approved by the United Nations, celebrated its centenary in 2023. It is a land that sits on either side of the border of Europe and Asia, with its wonderful history a match for anyone. At one time, modern-day Turkiye was described just as...
Natural Travertine Pools And Terraces In Pamukkale
It was 100 years ago foreign powers were finally expelled, with Greece, Italy, France and the UK no longer having a presence in the Republic of Turkey. While their presence influenced Turkish life, over the centuries, greater influences had helped shape what was once known as Asia Minor. Many...
where to stay in istanbul sultanahmet
Istanbul is one of the world's most exciting cities, growing from a small city to 20 million, some on the European side of the Bosphorus but most on the Asian side. The city's origins, known as Constantinople, are on the European side, with the name changed when the Ottomans...
Suluada Island
The impressive walls and the Hadrian Gate provide an immediate clue to the beginnings of Antalya on Turkey's southern coast. Kaleici, the old town, is behind that Gate, named in honour of the Roman Emperor, and slopes down to a small harbour where boats have traded since Roman times....