Trabzon

Trapezous was the first name that was given to the city, from the Greeks. It is located on the Black Sea coast on the east of Turkey, and it was part of the historical Silk Road and a trade getaway to Iran. Trabzon offers many beautiful landscapes and many places to relax and connect with nature, due to the Black Sea. Two sights that you must visit during your stay, are:

The Sumela Monastery: A very steep mountain is the place where the Greek monastery was built and that is why it provides amazing view to the green forests. It was founded in AD 386 during the reign of the Emperor Theodosius I. A significant sight. 

Hagia Sophia: Is an amazing Byzantine church which converted into a mosque and now it is a museum. The interior is full of wonderful frescoes, just like its namesake in Istanbul

Gallipoli

The Gallipoli peninsula is one of the most sacred sites for the Turkish nation. It is located on the European part of Turkey and its name derives from the Greek "Καλλίπολις", which means beautiful city...and indeed it is!

Cappadocia

Underground cities, fairy chimneys, castles, carved cliffs and valleys are some of the magnificent seesights that you are going to meet when you visit Cappadocia. An amazing lunar landscape!

Kas

It is a beautiful tourist resort which offers the possibility for fishing, diving and yachting! A district of Antalya city, Kas is a great choice for your summer vacation!

Ephesus

The city of Ephesus was founded by one of Alexander the Great's generals, Lysimachus, around 300 BC. A city that contains the largest collection of Roman ruins in the eastern Mediterranean! Give yourself the chance to admire all the remainings of the amazing ruins of a very significant era…

Pamukkale

A city that in the ancient years used to be a cosmopolitan place where Anatolians, Graeco-Macedonians, Romans and Jews lived all together. An unreal landscape, made up of mineral forests, petrified waterfalls and a series of terraced basins. Moreover you can enjoy the beauty of Hierapolis which is a World Heritage

Mount Nemrut

It is one of most popular tourist site in Turkey. The mount is the tomb sanctuary for king Antiochus Theos of Kommagene, a hill that goes up to 50 meters. There are many large statues erected around what is assumed to be a royal tomb from the 1st century BC

Bodrum

An amazing ancient Greek city. For many years it was a simple fishing village but nowadays is a place where each summer,millions of tourists visit its beaches, boutique hotels and the clubs

Troy

This is the city where the Trojan War took place according to Homer’s epic poem, the Iliad! Today is a popular archaeological site, with visitors from all over the World! Troy was destroyed and rebuilt nine times...

Izmir

The third most populous city in Turkey which has almost 4,000 years of recorded urban history! Izmir is one of the oldest settlements of the Mediterranean basin and nowadays is a busy commercial center...