One-day itineraries to discover the best of every city, airport by airport.
Gateway to Turkey's Riviera, Antalya hides a fortified historic center behind its coastal resorts—one that changed hands between Romans, Seljuks,...
Chosen as Turkey's capital instead of Istanbul, Ankara houses the mausoleum of the republic's founder on its highest hill.The center is...
Former capital of the Byzantine Empire of Trebizond, Trabzon overlooks the Black Sea with a monastery built on a cliff face plunging straight...
In the eastern Thrace, along the ancient road that connected Istanbul to Europe, Corlu is now an important industrial center of Tekirdag...
In eastern Anatolia, Muş remains immersed in a broad agricultural plain surrounded by snow-capped mountains for much of the year.A car remains...
Among Turkey's highest cities, Erzurum hosted the Winter Universiade Games and remains a winter sports center of eastern Anatolia.The center,...
Known as Turkey's rose capital, Isparta remains surrounded by volcanic lakes and plantations that supply the world perfume industry.A car remains...
Traditionally considered the birthplace of Homer, Izmir was for centuries one of the Mediterranean's most cosmopolitan cities under the Greek name...
Ringed by basalt walls among the world's longest after the Great Wall of China, Diyarbakır dominates the upper course of the Tigris river in...
Custodian of one of the world's richest collections of Roman mosaics, Gaziantep is also considered the gastronomic capital of southeastern...
The most natural way to visit Istanbul in a day is to stay in the Sultanahmet district, the historic peninsula where the city's most famous...
On the Black Sea, Samsun remains the place where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk landed in 1919 launching Turkey's war of independence.The center, where...
The city that gives its name to the famous spicy Turkish kebab, Adana also preserves a Roman bridge still crossed daily by cars and...
Built on the site of ancient Halicarnassus, Bodrum hosted one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world, of which only the foundations remain...
On the southwestern coast of Turkey, Dalaman remains the gateway to the famous Ölüdeniz lagoon and Lycian ruins buried among the mountains.A...