The third-largest city in Turkey and a significant commercial and cultural hub, Izmir is situated near the Aegean Sea. The city is renowned for its rich historical background, a vast variety of tourist attractions, unique cuisine, and numerous art events Read More
To escape the old city and see modern Istanbul as the residents do, head to Beyoglu, which is located close to Taksim Square. You may spend the entire day exploring the about 2,5 kilometre (1,5 mile) long boulevard that runs Read More
Beyoglu Cultural Road is still on its journey toward becoming a global brand after beginning as a brand associated with Istanbul. A festival that is alive in all senses of the word in all cultural and artistic venues on the Read More
This is a vast and different permanent collection and conservation department centred around a historic structure at Emirgan on the edge of the Bosphorus. The villa and its large property were bought in 1951 by the Sabancı family and were Read More
The annual Camel Wrestling Festival in Selcuk, Turkey, takes place in January every year. Two (male) bulls are gathered together in the neighbourhood with a female camel. The camels are fighting over the woman, straining on each other to drive Read More
After a three suspension due to renovations and the coronavirus pandemic, Turks famous Ephesus Opera and Ballet Festival opens its doors again for art-lovers. From 24 August to 3 September the ancient theatre hosts the fourth Ephesus international Opera & Read More