Our food and wine adventure deliberately balances rustic, traditional food, and top-of-the-line restaurants. You will experience street food, fine dining, and enjoyable cooking classes. We will visit the wineries of the Urla Wine Route and the Ephesus area, and go to colorful farmers’ markets. The settlement was once an important center of worship and culture. The city’s ruins include a theatre, agora, the Temple of Apollo, and many houses and columns.

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Are you ready to embark on an extraordinary journey through the diverse and enchanting landscapes of Turkey? Welcome to Visit Turkiye, your ultimate travel guide and companion in discovering the hidden treasures, rich history, and vibrant culture of this magnificent country. We have just listed the most popular festivals for tourists, but there are many other local celebrations and main holidays in almost every major city and its surrounding regions.

You can watch these captivating ceremonies at many locations throughout Istanbul. This iconic ceremony is a spiritual, meditative dance that has been declared a UNESCO Heritage of Humanity and is one of the best things to do in Istanbul Vacanze Turquia at night, even with kids (over 6-7 years). You can’t take your camera inside with you, but you can take photos of the outside and the palace grounds. However, the Blue Mosque is a working mosque and, therefore, a place of worship.

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Exploring ancient sites works up quite an appetite but don’t worry – Şanlıurfa’s regional cuisine is super satisfying. Their yummy kebabs and lahmacuns (Turkish flatbread) are flavoured with the spicy isot pepper, unique to the region. Further away is the tomb and well of Prophet Job, whose skin disease was cured by bathing in the city’s waters.

The route, which is clearly marked, sits toward the “difficult” end of the spectrum, but it’s achievable for most walkers. Hikers walking this route can obtain a special “passport” and collect stamps at each of the 28 villages. Don’t forget to try the local delicacies in the villages you visit and pause for Türk kahvesi (Turkish coffee) or çay (tea) in village squares. Prior to the event, the Ambassador had a meeting with the Vice President of TÜRSAB and his team.

This ancient Greek city dates back to the 10th century BC, after which it grew to become one of the twelve cities of the Ionian League in Classical Greece. The Roman Empire conquered this stunning city in the 2nd century BC. There is nothing you won’t find here, including traditional Turkish food. Turkish food all over the country is delightful, and if you can head to a small village, be sure to try the homemade fare there.