The best tourist city in Turkey

Turkey

Turkey is one of the countries affiliated to the Middle East countries, and it is located in the southwestern part of the continent of Asia, and its land area is 783.563 km2, and its political and administrative capital is the city of Ankara, and the system of government is a central parliamentary constitutional republic, its official currency is the Turkish lira, and its national emblem (peace in the homeland) Peace in the World.

The best tourist city in Turkey

Seda city

Geographically located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, and follows the city of Antalya, has a width of 300 meters, and a length of 800 meters.

• Romen theater, which dates back to the Hellenistic period, and is considered one of the largest tourist areas in the second rank in Turkey after Aspendos.
• Romen temples such as Temple of Artemis and Temple of Apollo.
• Other landmarks such as the Aqua Museum and city gates.

Ephesus

Also known as the city of Ephesus, it is located geographically in the Lydia region on the western side of Anatolia, specifically at the Kester River that flows into the waters of the Aegean Sea, and is astronomically located on a longitude of 27.20 degrees east of the Greenwich Line, and on a latitude of 37.56 degrees north of the equator, and is considered one of the most important Ancient and most ancient Greek cities, founded in the tenth century BC, and among the most prominent tourist attractions in them:

• The house of the Blessed Virgin Mary located in the city of Silk, and it is believed to be the last house inhabited by the Virgin Mary, the mother of our master Jesus, peace be upon him.
• The Church of St. John, which was built during the reign of Emperor Constantine I in the sixth century AD.
• The Temple of Artemis, which is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and today is only one column, as its parts were removed by the British for placement in the British Museum.
• The library of Celsus, which was built in 125 BC, contains 12,000 manuscripts.

The city of Cappadocia

It is located geographically in the region of Nowsher, specifically on the eastern side of the Anatolian Plateau. It is located astronomically on the longitude 34.51 degrees east of the Greenwich Line, and on a latitude of 38.39 degrees north of the equator. , And mountains, and among the most prominent tourist attractions in it:

• Towns such as the town of Ihlara Valley, Guzelyurt, Zalfa and Uannus.
• Underground cities such as Ghazi Amir, Derincoyo, Ozcanak and Kaymakli.
• Other landmarks include cave houses, historical palaces, the Goreme Open-Air Museum, and rock-carved churches.

Konya city

Geographically located in the southern center of Anatolia, and was before the Mongol invasion the capital of the Seljuks, and is characterized by the manufacture of carpets, and the most prominent tourist attractions in it:

• Aladdin Mosque, and the Mausoleum of Jalaluddin Rumi.
• Mevlana Museum, and Karatai School.