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Safranbolu houses are one of the most important building blocks of Turkish urban culture that have been formed over hundreds of years and continue to exist in our lives. There are approximately 2000 traditional Turkish houses built in the 18th and 19th centuries and the beginning of the 20th century in the district centre. About 800 of these works are protected by law. The houses are grouped in two different parts of Safranbolu. So, where are the Safranbolu Houses and what are their architectural features?Here are the architectural features of Safranbolu Houses...👇

The ancient city of Side is one of the most remarkable historical sites in the historical region of Pamphylia. It is also one of the most significant central locations of this period in the region. This important historical structure, where archaeological research is still ongoing, continues to attract tourists from all over the world. So, where is Side, the most important port city of Pamphylia in ancient times? What is the history and legend of the Ancient City of Side? Here are the places to visit in the Ancient City of Side 👇

Susanoglu, a neighbourhood of Mersin, a port city located in the Mediterranean Region, is connected to the Silifke district. Susanoglu neighbourhood, situated 15 kilometres from the centre of the district it connects to, lies approximately 67 kilometres from the Mersin city centre.

As the capital of Turkey, Ankara serves not only as a political centre but also as a city rich in historical and cultural heritage. Located in the heart of Anatolia, this city has witnessed the founding of modern Turkey and has been home to numerous civilisations. Ankara provides visitors the chance to both trace the remnants of the past and experience contemporary Turkish life. So, where is the capital of Turkey? What to see in Ankara? What to do in Ankara? And what to eat in Ankara? Let's explore together👇

Mor Gabriel Monastery, one of the most important historical buildings in Turkey, is a destination visited not only by local and foreign tourists but also by the Assyrian community every year. This building, which attracts visitors with its unique architecture and deep-rooted history, is considered to be the oldest surviving Syriac Orthodox monastery in the world. So, what is the history of Mor Gabriel Monastery? Where is Mor Gabriel Monastery located? And how to visit Mor Gabriel Monastery? Let's explore together...

Pamukkale is a special destination that welcomes hundreds of thousands of local and foreign tourists every year. Pamukkale, the most populous district of Denizli province, is located 18 kilometres north of the centre. The region attracts attention with its unique travertines, ancient cities and historical pools. So, what are the must-see places in Pamukkale? What are the natural and historical beauties of Pamukkale? Here are the details...

Lake Suluklu has a very rich ecosystem in terms of plant and animal species. The lake is home to many endemic species. There are fish species such as trout, abant trout, rudd and rainbow trout. Various wild animals such as gazelles, roe deer, rabbits, brown bears, foxes, wolves, wild boars, tree frogs, hawks and wild cats live in the forested areas around the lake. For this reason, hunting is strictly prohibited to protect the natural life in and around Lake Suluklu.

Turkey is a country that stands out not only for its historical and natural beauties, but also for its passion for football. Especially the well-established football clubs competing in the Super League have millions of fans both in Turkey and around the world. Each of these teams stands out not only for their sporting achievements but also for the iconic stadiums they play in. In this article, we will explore in detail Turkey's most famous football teams and their stadiums that captivate with their history, atmosphere and architecture. So, what are the famous stadiums in Turkey? Where is Galatasaray's stadium? And where is Besiktas' stadium?

Increasingly crowded city centres, high tempo, and the endless cycle of stress all lead many people to dream of living or at least spending time in more peaceful places where they can be alone with nature and where time flows a little more slowly. Especially after the pandemic, the search for “escape from the city” has made small and quiet settlements even more attractive.According to a survey conducted by a local media organisation, 10 peaceful districts were selected from all over Turkey that stand out for their calmness, nature, and quality of life. The beauties of the Aegean lead the list. So, where are the most peaceful places in Turkey? Where are the most peaceful cities in Turkey? Here are Turkey's most peaceful districts for those who want to integrate with nature and breathe a little...

Polonezkoy, a peaceful village in the Beykoz district of Istanbul, stands out as a small Polish village within the borders of Turkey. Formerly known as “Adampol, ' this village was founded in 1842 under the leadership of Prince Adam Czartoryski, who lived in exile after the Polish Uprising of 1830. Still preserving its cultural identity today, Polonezkoy is one of the favourite stops for those who want to escape Istanbul and connect with nature.While the breathtaking atmosphere of Polonezkoy comes alive in June and continues throughout the summer, there are also many places to see and things to do in the village. So, where should you go and what should you do in Polonezkoy? Here is your detailed travel guide...

Turkey has been home to many civilisations over the centuries and attracts attention with its rich historical and cultural heritage. One of the most important parts of this heritage is Ottoman architecture. Ottoman architecture can be seen not only in big cities but also in towns and villages all over Anatolia. In this article, we will take a detailed look at 10 Turkish towns with the most beautiful examples of Ottoman architecture. So, what are the best examples of Ottoman architecture? Where to find Ottoman villages in Turkey? Where are the best towns in Turkey? Let's explore together 👇

Balikligol is a unique natural and historical beauty in the heart of Şanlıurfa, notable for its spiritual atmosphere and mystical story. The lake, which is about 150 meters long and 30 meters wide, has a depth ranging from 3 to 5 meters. The carp-type fish that live in the lake are considered sacred among the people and are inedible. These fish, woven with legends, are also a reflection of the belief values of the region.According to legend, a miracle took place when Prophet Abraham was thrown into the fire, and it is believed that the place where this event took place is today's Balikligol and its surroundings. So, what is this miraculous story behind Balikligol?

Located in the heart of Istanbul and shedding light on the glorious past of the Ottoman Empire, Topkapi Palace fascinates its visitors not only with its architecture but also with its historical treasures. Built on the orders of Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, this unique structure has been home to sultans for centuries and has become one of the most visited museums in Turkey. In this article, you can find everything you need to know about Topkapi Palace, from its history to the sections to visit, from entrance information to details to be considered. If you want to go on a historical journey in Istanbul, this guide is for you! So, how to visit Topkapi Palace? Where is Topkapi Palace? And what to see in the Topkapi Palace? Let's explore together 👇

The history of Sveti Stefan Church dates back to ancient times. The most important feature that distinguishes this church from other churches is that it is made entirely of iron. This church, which was built by the Bulgarian community with the permission of Abdul Hamid Khan, was opened on September 8, 1898. This church, whose architecture was undertaken by Hovsep Aznavur, reflects the New Byzantine architecture. The Neo-Gothic, Neo-Baroque architectural style features in the church where Parteniy Zografski was buried. So, where is the Sveti Stefan Church? What is special about the Sveti Stefan Church? How to visit the Sveti Stefan Church? Let's explore together 👇

Lake Tuz is the second-largest lake in Turkey after Lake Van and the second saltiest lake in the world. It meets 70% of Turkey's salt needs. The average depth of Lake Tuz is below 50 cm. Lake Tuz is home to 85 species of birds, 129 insect species, 4 of which are endemic, 15 mammals and 38 endemic plant species. There are about 6 thousand bird nesting areas in the lake. It is a Class A wetland according to international criteria and an important wetland for the protection of biodiversity in Turkey. Lake Tuz is included in the World Heritage Tentative List by UNESCO. So, where is Lake Tuz? What makes Lake Tuz special? Are there any fish in Lake Tuz?Let's explore the things to see while visiting Lake Tuz and learn more about the formation of Lake Tuz...