Best Tourist Spots In Turkey
Here're best Tourist Spots in Turkey. We released a ranking of reviews about Tourist Spots posted by travel influencers who have actually been to Turkey.
Review Ranking
Topkapi Palace
2 Review
It has never been repaired since the palace was built in the 15th century, and it is a tile with beautiful colors and patterns. Harem is also included at an extra charge. It's very large and it's hard to go around by ourselves. So I recommend you to have a guide.
Address：Cankurtaran, Fatih, Istanbul, Turkey
Access：12 min walk, from Sirkeci Gari Station
Tel：0212-512-04-80
Hours：9:30-17:00
Closed：Tue
Cappadocia Hot Air Balloon
2 ReviewSpeaking of Cappadocia, hot air balloons that spread all over the sky from the early morning are famous. The big sky, the wide earth, and the moment the sun rises are so impressive that you cannot express it in words. There are many balloon companies, so I'm lost, but I recommend choosing a company having good reviews even if it is expensive ♪
Address：Nevsehir, Cappadocia
Sultan Ahmet Camii
1 ReviewA famous Turkish temple known as the "Blue Mosque". Approximately 260 windows are decorated with stained glass. Please note that tourists cannot visit the prayer time, which is 5 times a day. Take off your shoes, but bring a scarf and socks as you will be refused visits if your skin is exposed.
Address：Atmeydanı Cd. No:7, Sultan Ahmet, Sirkeci Gari, Cankurtaran, Fatih, Istanbul, Turkey
Access：15 min walk, from Sirkeci Gari Station
Ephesus
1 ReviewEfes is a World Heritage Site, also known as Pompeii in Turkey. The ruins such as the meeting place, hall, and library are beautifully left, and you can feel the people living at that time. There was already such a big library in the 2nd century (first photo). I was surprised.
Address：Atatürk Cd. No:12, Selcuk, Izmir, Turkey
Access：10 min walk, from Selcuk Station
Ayasofya
1 ReviewA huge central dome 55 meters above the ground that marveled even the Ottoman king Sultan. From the many beautiful chandeliers, you can feel the dignity of a palace. A mosque that has changed from Christianity to Islam. The patterns and pictures drawn finely up to the ceiling are wonderful.
Address：Sultan Ahmet, Cankurtaran, Fatih, Istanbul, Turkey
Access：10 min walk, from Sirkeci Gari Station
Hierapolis Pamukkale
2 ReviewPamukkale is located in the southwestern part of Turkey. It is a lime lake with natural hot springs all year round. To protect nature, take off your shoes and climb barefoot. The scenery and the blue hot springs that you can see while walking on the white ground are truly spectacular. The ancient ruins of Hierapolis and the archaeological pool are also nearby.
Address：Hierapolis, Denizli, Turkey
Access：50 min by car, from Denizli Airport
Bodrum Cityscape
1 ReviewIt is a luxury resort in Turkey that is often visited by various celebrities as a vacation. It is a spacious harbor town with pastel colored buildings. Many hotels also face the sea, and you can hear the sound of the waves from your room. Midier Dormas with pilaf sandwiched between mussels is delicious.
Address：Bodrum, Mugla, Turkey
Access：30 min by bus, from Milas–Bodrum Airport
Ihlara Valley
1 Review
I visited Ihara vally on a green tour of Cappadocia. The magnificent nature was very pleasant, and I felt the hiking course of about 2 km in a blink of an eye.
Address：Ihlara, Aksaray, Turkey
Access：90 min by car, from Goreme
Goreme National Park
2 ReviewA town mostly made of rock. There are many homes, hotels and restaurants built using caves. There are also some souvenir shops on some hills.
Address：Nevsehir, Cappadocia
Access：60 min by bus from Kayseri Airport.
