Turkey has many historical sites and natural wonders that are popular tourist destinations. Some of the most notable sites in Istanbul include Topkapi Palace, the Blue Mosque known for its blue tiles, Hagia Sophia which has served as both a church and mosque, and historic towers like the Maiden's Tower overlooking the Bosphorus Strait. Other major attractions outside Istanbul include the ancient Greco-Roman city of Ephesus, the unique fairy chimney rock formations and caves of Cappadocia, the mountainside statues of Mount Nemrut, the mineral-encrusted terraces of Pamukkale, the legendary site of Troy, and the ancient city of Zeugma along the Eup

1. Sights & Monuments
in
TURKEY
THERE ARE SO MANY BEAUTIFUL
ATTRACTIVE PLACES IN OUR
COUNTRY.
WE D O N ’ T H A V E A C H A N C E T O
DEMONSTRATE ALL.
SO WHAT ABOUT COMING HERE
AND
PLEASE BE OUR GUEST 

2. ISTANBUL
THERE ARE NUMEROUS
PLACES,MONUMENTS,CASTLES,
BUILDINGS,
PLACES,MOSQUES,CHURCHES,TOWERS
IN ISTANBUL

3. ISTANBUL
TOPKAPI PALACE TOPKAPI PALACE

4. BLUE MOSQUE
The Sultan Ahmed
Mosque
(Turkish: Sultan
Ahmet Camii)
It is a
historic mosque in
Istanbul.
The mosque is
popularly known as
the Blue Mosque
for the blue tiles
adorning the walls
of its interior.

5. HAGIA SOPHIA
It was used as a
church for 916 years
but, following the
conquest of Istanbul
by Fatih Sultan
Mehmed, the Hagia
Sophia was converted
into mosque.
Afterwards, it was
used as a mosque for
482 years. Under the
order of Atatürk and
the decision of the
Council of Ministers,
Hagia Sophia was
converted into a
museum in 1935.

6. MAIDEN TOWER
The Maiden's Tower
(Turkish: Kız Kulesi),
It is also known
as Leander's
Tower (Tower of
Leandros) since the
medieval Byzantine
period, is a tower
lying on a small islet
located at the
southern entrance of
the Bosphorous strait
200 m (220 yd) from
the coast of
Üsküdar in Istanbul.

7. GALATA TOWER
The Galata
Tower (Galata
Kulesi in Turkish) —
called Christea
Turris (the Tower
of Christ in Latin) by
the Genoese — is a
medieval stone tower in
the Galata/Karaköy quar
ter of Istanbul, just to
the north of the Golden
Horn's junction with
the Bosphorus. One of
the city's most striking
landmarks, it is a high,
cone-capped cylinder
that dominates the
skyline and offers a
panoramic vista of
Istanbul's historic
peninsula and its
environs.

8. LIBRARY OF CELSUS
EPHESUS
The library
of Celsus is
an
ancient
Roman
building in
Ephesus,
Anatolia,
now part
of Selçuk,
Turkey.

9. CAPPADOCIA
The area is a
popular tourist
destination, as it
has many areas
with unique
geological, historic,
and cultural
features.
Hot-air ballooning
is very popular in
Cappadocia and is
available in
Goreme. Trekking
is enjoyed in Ihlara
Valley, Monastery
Valley (Guzelyurt),
Urgup and Goreme.

10. MOUNT NEMRUT
Nemrut or Nemrud
(Turkish: Nemrut
Dağı ;
It is a 2,134 m
(7,001 ft) high
mountain in
southeastern Turkey,
notable for the
summit where a
number of large
statues are erected
around what is
assumed to be a royal
tomb from the 1st
century BC. It is
referred as
the pantheon of
the Armenian gods.

11. PAMUKKALE
Pamukkale,
meaning "cotton
castle" in Turkish, is a
natural site in Denizli
Province in
southwestern Turkey.
The city contains hot
springs
and travertines,
terraces of carbonate
minerals left by the
flowing water. It is
located in Turkey's
Inner Aegean region,
in the River
Menderes valley,
which has a
temperate climate for
most of the year.

12. TROY
Troy is a city well-known
to both history
and legend (as well as
archaeology), and was
situated in
northwest Anatolia in
what is now Turkey (but
which was known in
Classical sources as Asia
Minor), located south of
the southwest end of the
Dardanelles. It is best
known for being the
setting of the Trojan War
described in the
Greek Epic Cycle and
especially in the Iliad,
one of the two epic
poems attributed
to Homer.

13. HATAY
Here is our Hometown
In ancient
times, Antakya
was known as
Antioch and was
for centuries
one of the
largest cities in
the Roman
empire and was
an influential
early center of
Christianity.

14. ZEUGMA / GAZIANTEP
Zeugma is an
ancient city of Commage
ne; located in
modern Gaziantep
Province, Turkey.
It is a historical
settlement which is
considered among the
four most important
settlement areas under
the reign of the kingdom
of Commagene.
It was named for the
bridge of boats,
or zeugma,which
crossed the Euphrates
river there.