The 8 most peaceful Places to visit in Turkey

The 8 most peaceful Places to visit in Turkey

The stunning country of Turkey with its turquoise blue waters, colorful bazaars, extraordinary historic sites, and remarkable landscapes makes it worth visiting for your next holiday. Turkey is a blend of culture and natural beauty. Turkey can be the ideal holiday destination you have been waiting for. Our list of the best places to visit in Turkey will make your vacation a memorable one.

  • Istanbul
  • Ankara
  • Bodrum
  • Antalya
  • Trabzon
  • Cappadocia
  • Ephesus
  • Konya

 - Istanbul


It is a must to begin your Turkey journey from Istanbul. Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey and known to be one of the largest cities across the globe. The city attracts tourists from all over the world for its impressive architecture, historic sites, shopping, nightlife and exotic dining atmosphere making it one of the Best Places to visit in Turkey. The Old City houses impressive historic sites, which include the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace. PML Holidays offers the best Istanbul tour packages with a customized itinerary for your best experience.

- Ankara

The modern city of Ankara is the capital of Turkey and the second-largest city is home to government buildings, commercial businesses, and universities. The city is known for the Anıtkabir, the mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of Turkey. It is the city’s major landmark and this structure marks the city’s skyline. The Ankara Citadel located in the Ulus Bentderesi District of the Old Quarter gives you the best panoramic view of Ankara. This is one of the most modernized cities in Turkey and one of the green cities across the world. 

- Bodrum


Fringed with a crystal-clear stretch of the Aegean, Bodrum is a unique amalgamation of impressive archaeological heritage along with spectacularly serene blue waters. Bodrum is a perfect beach holiday destination and is one of the best places for honeymoon and romantic getaway. The stunning location makes for a perfect retreat with several tourists hanging out on its coastline every summer. Its most popular tourist spot includes Bodrum Castle, the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, the ancient Bodrum Theatre and Myndos Gate.

- Antalya


Antalya is one of the oldest cities in Turkey that is nestled along the beautiful Turkish Riviera on the Mediterranean coastline. Spectacular views of the city with its stunning beaches and lush green mountains that are surrounded by ancient ruins that are a reminder of the history of the city. Antalya has something to offer every traveler. You can indulge in sailing to mountain climbing, sightseeing and walk around Kaleiçi, the Old Quarter that gives you a view into the city’s ancient past with old city walls, Roman gates, maze-like streets and historic structures including the Clock Tower.

- Trabzon


Trabzon is located by the Black Sea in north-eastern Turkey. The Pontic Mountains pass through Trabzon that creates an environment like a hill station-like. It’s a peaceful and serene side of Turkey. Its most important tourist attractions include Sumela Monastery, a Greek Orthodox Ministry built in the year 346 AD. You can spend a peaceful night near the Uzun Göl and enjoy a sunset over the Black Sea at Boztepe.

- Cappadocia


Cappadocia is located in Central Anatolia and is best known for its landscape of unusual formations resembling chimneys, cones, and pinnacles. You will know you’re in Cappadocia when you can spot colorful hot air balloons floating in the sky. The most famous sites in the city include the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Goreme Open Air Museum, which is home to rock-cut churches that used to be the residence of Byzantine monks. Make sure to visit the various pottery shops, the Pasabag and Devrent Valley.

- Ephesus


If you are a lover of history then Ephesus, the ancient site located in Aegean Turkey is a must-visit for you. By the 1st century BC, Ephesus was one of the largest cities in the Roman Empire, that used to boast of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Temple of Artemis. The ruins of Ephesus are well preserved and contained within a large archaeological site, which makes it one of the most popular tourist attractions. Its popular tourist attractions include the massive Theater, the Temple of Hadrian and the magnificent Celsus Library.

- Konya


Konya city is located in Turkey’s Central Anatolia Region. Konya is a romantic city that tempts dreamers and poets. It is known for its remarkable Seljuk architecture and Whirling Dervishes. Make sure to visit the Mevlana Museum that is bejeweled with beautiful roses and contains the tomb of the renowned Persian theologian and Sufi mystic, Rumi. You can head to the Alaeddin Tepe park for a stroll and enjoy the cup of Turkish tea. The fine arts in Konya are represented by the Tile Museum and Museum of Wooden and Stone Carving.

With its unending coastline, Turkey is one of the best places to have a sun-soaked vacation. But instead of restricting yourself to the sea, there are several places where you can get a glimpse of the wonderful history and peek int to the cultural marvel that is Turkey. We at PML Holidays offer the best Cheap holidays deals to Turkey to suit your budget and give you the most of your holiday experience. Book your flights and hotels from PML Holidays and our team of experts will help in making a perfect itinerary for your vacation and take care of all your travel needs.

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