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Sultanahmet and Sarayburnu: A Walk Through the Heart of Empires

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Sultanahmet and Sarayburnu: A Walk Through the Heart of Empires

Begin in the square where Constantinople gathered, pass the monuments of Byzantine and Ottoman Istanbul, and follow the old city toward the water at Sarayburnu.

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Fatih, İstanbul’un Bir İlçesinden Fazlası: Binlerce Yıllık Bir Hikâye

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Fatih, İstanbul’un Bir İlçesinden Fazlası: Binlerce Yıllık Bir Hikâye

İmparatorluk yapılarının, mahalle sokaklarının, çarşıların ve eski surların aynı şehrin farklı dönemlerini anlattığı İstanbul’un tarihi kalbinde yürüyün.

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Köprülü Canyon National Park: The River That Cut Through the Taurus Mountains

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Köprülü Canyon National Park: The River That Cut Through the Taurus Mountains

Köprülü Canyon is famous for rafting, but the story runs much deeper. Follow the Köprüçay through the Taurus Mountains to discover turquoise water, Roman bridges, ancient routes toward Selge and a landscape people have crossed for nearly two thousand years.

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Konyaaltı Beach: Where Antalya's Mountains Meet the Mediterranean

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Konyaaltı Beach: Where Antalya's Mountains Meet the Mediterranean

Konyaaltı is more than Antalya's famous city beach. Discover its clear Mediterranean water, pebble shoreline, dramatic Beydağları mountain backdrop, different beach sections and what first-time visitors should know before swimming.

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Chimaera Flames: The Mountain in Antalya That Has Been Burning for Thousands of Years

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Chimaera Flames: The Mountain in Antalya That Has Been Burning for Thousands of Years

Above Çıralı, flames emerge naturally from cracks in a rocky mountainside — a phenomenon known since antiquity. Discover the science behind Yanartaş, the Lycian legend of the fire-breathing Chimaera and why this mysterious mountain still feels otherworldly after dark.

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Church of Saint Nicholas: The Real Place Behind the Story of Santa Claus

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Church of Saint Nicholas: The Real Place Behind the Story of Santa Claus

Santa Claus's story does not begin at the North Pole. It leads back to Saint Nicholas, the 4th-century bishop of ancient Myra. Step inside his church in Demre to discover his tomb, Byzantine frescoes, the removal of his relics to Bari and how a Mediterranean saint became a global Christmas icon.

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Termessos Ancient City: The Mountain City Alexander the Great Chose Not to Conquer

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Termessos Ancient City: The Mountain City Alexander the Great Chose Not to Conquer

High in the Taurus Mountains above Antalya lies Termessos, a fortified ancient city that Alexander the Great never captured. Climb through its forests to discover a spectacular mountain theatre, vast necropolis, hidden cisterns and the geography that made the city so difficult to attack.

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Temple of Apollo at Side: Five Columns That Have Watched the Mediterranean for Nearly 2,000 Years

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Temple of Apollo at Side: Five Columns That Have Watched the Mediterranean for Nearly 2,000 Years

The Temple of Apollo is famous for Side's Mediterranean sunsets, but its surviving columns once belonged to a much larger Roman sanctuary beside one of Pamphylia's busiest harbours. Reconstruct the temple, discover who Apollo really was and separate its real history from the Cleopatra legend.

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Side Ancient City: Behind the Sunset Temple Was One of Pamphylia's Great Port Cities

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Side Ancient City: Behind the Sunset Temple Was One of Pamphylia's Great Port Cities

Side's Temple of Apollo is famous for Mediterranean sunsets, but behind those columns once stood a wealthy port city of merchants, theatres, Roman baths, monumental fountains and a darker connection to ancient piracy and the slave trade.

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