This 7-day itinerary, stretching from Adana to İzmir, is designed for those who wish to explore the historical and cultural riches of different regions of Turkey. By visiting prominent stops in each city, you will witness Anatolia's deep history and natural beauties. Collect memories from a wide range of attractions, from ancient cities to Ottoman works, natural wonders to religious sites.
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24 stops · 7 day
Rising in the heart of Adana, right next to Atatürk Park, the Bahri Pasha Fountain is an Ottoman monument built in 1901 to commemorate the 25th annive…
Yılankale, rising just 3 km from the E-5 highway and 13 km from Adana's Ceyhan district, is an impressive medieval castle structure built on a steep h…
Anavarza Ancient City, located in Dilekkaya Village, Kozan district of Adana, became one of the important centers of the Roman Empire in the Cilicia r…
Located in the center of Tarsus district of Mersin, adjacent to Kubat Pasha Madrasa, Makam-ı Danyal Mosque was built in 1857 over the tomb believed to…
This small mosque, located in the Kırkkaşık area of Tarsus, southwest of the Grand Mosque, was built on the spot where Bilal-i Habeshi, the muezzin of…
Located on the Berdan River, Tarsus Waterfall is a natural stop approximately 3 km from Tarsus town center, known for its cool air and waterfall views…
The Antioch Greek Orthodox Church is considered one of the oldest Eastern Orthodox churches in the world after the one in Jerusalem. Standing in the h…
Standing on Kurtuluş Street, right next to the Habib-i Neccar Mosque in Antakya district of Hatay, the Antioch Catholic Church still functions as an a…
Known as the first mosque in Anatolia, Habib-i Neccar Mosque is located on Kurtuluş Street in Antakya, Hatay. This historical structure, built on an a…
Hatay City Museum, which presents Antakya's historical fabric, cultural layers, and mosaic heritage all together, stands out as a cultural stop that n…
Rising in the very center of Cumhuriyet Square, Kayseri Clock Tower was built in 1906 during the reign of Abdülhamid II by Kayseri Governor Haydar Bey…
Standing opposite Kayseri Castle in the city center, Sahabiye Madrasah is a structure built from cut stone during the Anatolian Seljuk period in 1267-…
Rising in Kayseri's Cumhuriyet Square, Kurşunlu Mosque is the only surviving structure among the 12 works built by Mimar Sinan in the city. Completed …
Rising on Talas Street in Kayseri, Döner Kümbet was built in 1276 for Şah Cihan Hatun, daughter of Anatolian Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad I. With i…
Aksaray Museum showcases the rich history of Central Anatolia with over 15,000 artifacts spanning from the Aceramic Neolithic period to the Ottoman er…
Located 18 km northwest of Aksaray, in the town of Yeşilova, Acemhöyük is one of Anatolia's most important archaeological centers with a rich history …
Rising on a desolate hill 17 km from Aksaray, northeast of Akhisar village, Çanlı Church is an impressive rock-cut structure from the Byzantine period…
Among the most visited museums in Konya, and indeed in Turkey, the Mevlana Museum houses the tomb of the great 13th-century mystic poet Hz. Mevlana Ce…
This place, inseparable from Konya's spiritual fabric, is dedicated to the memory of Şems-i Tebrizi, Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi's closest friend. The tom…
Rising on Alaeddin Hill in the center of Konya, this mosque was built as the grand mosque of the Anatolian Seljuk State. Its construction, which began…
This Seljuk madrasa, built in Konya in 1251 by Emir Celâleddin Karatay, has been welcoming visitors as a Tile Works Museum since 1955. Housing one of …
Located in the Çiğli district, in the middle of the Gediz Delta, Izmir Bird Paradise spans an area of 8,000 hectares and hosts 289 bird species. More …
Göreсe Neighborhood, part of Izmir's Menderes district, is one of Turkey's most important evil eye bead production centers. This tradition, started ap…
Bornova, located in the east of Izmir, represents a side of the city that many visitors overlook but find indispensable once discovered, with the yout…
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