Historical Attractions Archives | Page 9 of 9

2200-year-old theatre of ancient Laodicia in Denizli to reopen its curtains end of August 2020 – The Western (Hellenistic) Theatre

Aydın, the city which hosts most ancient ruins and historical attractions in Turkey

Aydın is a province next to the Aegean Sea, with three districts on the sea coast. Due to its geographical

Stevi Stefan Church, located on the banks of the Golden Horn and also known as the “Iron Church”, was opened

The Ministry of culture and Tourism has pressed the button for the world’s largest airport Museum. A 1000 square meter

Nevsehir Mayor has announced the first part of the world’s largest underground city will be opened in 2020. The whole

Turks have a very rich culture in terms of handicrafts. They are in possession of traditional handcrafts that have been

Sagalassos is known as one of the important cities that reflects the best examples of Roman architecture. Excavations in the

Hatay has been home to numerous civilizations throughout history and possesses an incredible culinary culture that fasciantes its visitors. There