One of the seven wonders of the world, most important church of Christianity, Built in 536 and still fascinating views of frescos, tiles an amazing building

Most famous church in Turkey, covered with blue tiles and only mosque with six minarettes.

The Basilica Cistern Museum is one of the most important cultural assets where we can trace the traces of glorious Istanbul history. This grand underground cistern, built by Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian I (527-565), is nicknamed “Yerebatan Sarayı” (Sunken Palace) among the public due to its numerous marble columns rising from the water. It is also known as “Bazilika Sarnıcı” (Basilica Cistern) by some, as it was built on the site of the former Stoa Basilica, which was a basilica.

World's largest covered bazaar with over 3600 shops, different textile, jewellery, delights, leather goods,

Ancient hippodrome with Obelisks

Old city of Istanbul streets

Largest palace of Ottoman Empire, over 300 years was used as main palace of Empire and 28 sultans have been lived here

Spice Market is a small bazaar with it's 90 shops which sells, Turkish Delights, dried fruits, herbs,

Enjoy 90 minute public cruise on the bosphorus with your private guide

A small mosquque with nice tiles and ceramics ceilings, close to Spice bazaar and local markets

The Göreme Open Air Museum is the crown jewel of Cappadocia's rich history. This small area contains the best churches in Cappadocia and several monastic complexes. For this reason, the Göreme Open Air Museum is Cappadocia's most popular tourist destination. This article explains the broader geographical, social, and historical context of the Göreme Open Air Museum.

Best views of Panoramic views of Cappadocia and fairy chimneys

Özkonak Underground City is one of the underground cities in the Cappadocia region. Less famous and smaller compared to Derinkuyu and Kaymaklı, but this one has unique features compare to others with its pipe communication system reaching each of its levels.

Beautifull views of the Rock Formations of Cappadocia

Local town of cappadocai with many old houses, mosques and small bazaar

Panoramic views of Ortahisar town and castle, photo break for the view

Beautifull views of the valleys and fairy chimneys

Mustafapasa (Sinasos) Village Mustafapaşa Town, which is among the untouched destinations of Cappadocia and not within 6 kilometers of Ürgüp and 25 kilometers from Nevşehir, is a Greek Village, formerly known as "Sinasos". This charming village, which is one of the must-see places in Cappadocia, is becoming popular with its history of rupture and its architectural features.

About 17 km away from Ürgüp, in the Keşlik Monastery, there are two churches, a bezirhane, a winery, a kitchen, a dining hall, a school, a meeting room, a holy water source, and houses where monks and priests stay. It is thought that the monastery can accommodate 200 people. It is one of the mystical places that you should definitely see on your Cappadocia trip. One of the two churches in the monastery is dedicated to the archangel Archangelos and the other to St. Stephen, who is considered the first martyr of the Christian world. Archangelos Church is also called the Black Church because it is covered with soot. On the apse in the church, the last supper, the placing of Christ in the grave, the depictions of the Virgin Mary and Adam and Eve can be seen. St. Stefanos Church is located in a separate rock block. It is also called the Cross of the Church because of the cross on its ceiling.

Try a traditional ceramic workshop and learn how to create amazing items

Traditional carpet weaving factory and learn how to make it

Enjoy the best views of Uchisar castle and Cappadocia

Small town by the river free time and lunch break