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                              	This city can be your first or last destination in Turkey, depending on the direction of your itinerary, since it’s located at the junction of the borders of three countries: [wiki=221cdfb73049678e244380b45872cbb2]Turkey[/wiki], [wiki=6b718641741f992e68ec3712718561b8]Greece[/wiki], and [wiki=01a151debf2bfee8906f43f4342eb10b]Bulgaria[/wiki]. Visiting this city is also feasible as a long day trip from [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki].

This city is very old at the same time it has comprehensive cultural wealth.

With the completion of the motorway from Kapıkule, the main border post for road travel from [wiki=912d59cdf1d3f551fae21f6f0062258f]Europe[/wiki] into Turkey, Edirne lost much of its trade evolving around travelers heading east and members of the Turkish diaspora in Europe heading home for their annual visits. Today most of tourism in the city involves day trippers, Turkish and foreign, from [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki] and the [wiki=f32906693647350c589348b7a799501f]Balkan[/wiki] countries looking for cheap goods in the market.

The imperial past is what makes Edirne interesting, from huge Ottoman imperial complexes to neo-classical architecture of downtown shops, although at first all you’ll see will be concrete apartment blocks when entering the city (and Selimiye Mosque right in front of you).

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*                              	                              		HistoryThe area around Edirne, thanks to its strategic position on the major routes to [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki], Bosphorus, and onward to [wiki=154a67340e8c14dd5253dc4ff6120197]Asia[/wiki], had been repeatedly fought for in the past. It has been the site of no fewer than 16 major battles and sieges since the days of Ancient Greece.

Edirne’s former name is Adrianople (Hadrianoupolis), i.e. “City of Hadrianus”, named after the Roman emperor who founded the city on the site of Thracian village of Uskudama.

In the 14th century, the Ottomans captured the city and made it their capital, this lasted until the Fall of Constantinople. Even after the dynasty moved to [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Constantinople[/wiki] in the mid 15th century, Edirne was one of, if not the most, important centers of the European part of the Ottoman Empire. Edirne functioned as a semi-capital of the empire, with some sultans even favoring the city over Istanbul and whispering about returning the throne back to the city. Between 1700 and 1750, Edirne was the fourth most populated city in Europe, with an estimated population of about 350,000.

Dramatic changes started in the early 19th century and the city suffered heavy depopulation due to the Russo-Turkish wars of 1829. Another war with Russia in 1878, when Russians occupied lands extending to the western suburbs of Istanbul, along with the Balkan Wars of late 19th/early 20th century caused further depopulation. Lands which were part of the city during the Ottoman Era, along with Western and Northern suburbs were lost to the redrawing of borders in the 1910s and 20s. During WWII when Nazi armies were only miles away from the city, on the opposite banks of the rivers, the population was moved to interior Turkey. Some of those who could not flee died of starvation during this period. This depopulation slowly but constantly continued until recently, with a recent census showing only 140,000 people. Although it is quite a lively city when compared to other Turkish cities of this size, only a fraction of its former glory remains.
OrientationThe major streets of the city all fan out of main square, which is surrounded by three imperial mosques of Selimiye, Üç Şerefeli and Old Mosques - Talat Paşa Bulvarı lies towards east, eventually turning into the highway to [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki], while Londra Asfaltı leads to [wiki=01a151debf2bfee8906f43f4342eb10b]Bulgaria[/wiki]n border at Kapıkule in the west, via Gazi Mihal Bridge across Tundzha. To north, Hükümet Caddesi connects city centre with the former palace neighbourhood in Sarayiçi and to south pedestrianized Saraçlar Caddesi lies, extension lying on the edge of old city and open to vehicular traffic of which eventually leads to Karaağaç across Tundzha and Maritsa.
ClimateTemperate continental - hot and occasionally rainy (as showers which tend to last for 15-20 minutes) summers (expect up to 40º C); cold and rainy, occasionally snowy winters (expect down to -10º C). Spring and autumn months tend to be warmer than the locations on the sea coast (such as [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki])-so if day-tripping from a coastal place during those months, especially in May, drink plenty of water to avoid headaches due to dehydration-but winter arrives earlier (in November). Because Edirne lies in a geography that is the entering point of many weather systems from Balkans (Southeastern Europe) into Turkey, a good way of forecasting the weather conditions for the next few days is to follow what other Balkan cities such as [wiki=fa1f64875a9d4a0c11a12cf6e7845409]Plovdiv[/wiki], [wiki=01a151debf2bfee8906f43f4342eb10b]Bulgaria[/wiki] is currently experiencing, as quite the same conditions will be what Edirne is experiencing within a two or three days time.

Due to cold and dry winds of winters, packing along some kind of skin moisturizer in addition to warm clothing is essential to avoid badly dried skin (which can go as far as bleeding in coldest days).
  
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                              	                              	                              		By planeOf the nearby airports, the most convenient is Atatürk International in [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki], which has flights from all inhabited continents and a metro line providing an easy connection to main bus station (otogar).
By busThe easiest way to reach Edirne is by bus from [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki]. Departures are at various times with a fare of 27 Turkish Lira and a duration of 2h 40m, although stiff competition between the bus companies may sometimes result in fares as low as 10 TL (€5) pp. The bus station in [url=http://www.otobus.org/edirne-otobus-bileti/]Edirne bus ticket[/url] is located way out of the city but free service midibuses will take you to the city center (final stop is near selimiye mosque where city offices of the bus companies are located). Busses and dolmus also driving to the otogar for 2 Liras (line 1).

Please take into account that a trip from taksim by bus will take about an hour.

There are no direct buses to [wiki=01a151debf2bfee8906f43f4342eb10b]Bulgaria[/wiki]. It is, however, possible to take a taxi to Kapikule on the Bulgarian border. From there one can sometimes wave over a bus traveling on to [wiki=fa1f64875a9d4a0c11a12cf6e7845409]Plovdiv[/wiki] and [wiki=654cd76590cebe0ba37e8d4cce8a96ee]Sofia[/wiki]. Another approach could be to walk across the border and take a bus or train from Kapitan Andreevo on the Bulgarian side of the border.

Note: metro bus company offers tickets from edirne to bulgaria on the line istanbul-sofia with stops in haskovo and plovdiv from edirne, but the bus not going from the otogar, it stops at arslanli tesisleri (hotel and gas station in the middle of nowhere, not far from the border). Taxi costs around 20 Lira from the center and 50 lira from the otogar.
By trainThere are two daily trains from [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki]’s Sirkeci station (one at 8:30AM in the morning, and the other at 3:50PM in the afternoon. Both arrives in Edirne about four hours later). Trains from [wiki=912d59cdf1d3f551fae21f6f0062258f]Europe[/wiki] to Istanbul also call at the station.

The main station (signed as Edirne Gar on the station building) lies about 4 km east of downtown, close to the main avenue heading eastern suburbs of the city (which is also the main highway to Istanbul). However, all trains to Edirne drive onward west to Kapıkule (main borderpost on Bulgarian border) and call at Edirne Şehir station on the way, too, which is little more than a platform next to the rail tracks, lying less than a kilometre away from downtown to southwest, on the edge of the old quarter (Kaleiçi) and close to the banks of Tundzha.
By carThe city is on the main highways linking Turkey and Europe (road numbers: toll-free D100 and toll-road/motorway O-3/E80). A drive takes no more than two hours from [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki] (224 km away) to Edirne on the motorway, even less if you drive very fast. The main European-Turkish border post Kapikule/Kapitan Andreevo (between Turkey and [wiki=01a151debf2bfee8906f43f4342eb10b]Bulgaria[/wiki], SE of [wiki=558e8eb68c0b3b3129df52f61da013a1]Svilengrad[/wiki]) is about 15-20 km away from the city, while less significant Pazarkule border post (between Turkey and [wiki=6b718641741f992e68ec3712718561b8]Greece[/wiki], north of [wiki=bab16fee745f11144480bc07519645e2]Orestiada[/wiki]) is even nearer.
By boatWhile it's theoretically possible for even large ships to enter the Maritsa River from the Aegean Sea and navigate upriver up to Edirne (which was indeed common during the time of Romans), the intense border area through which the river flows makes any use of any kind of water transportation impractical.
  
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                              	Almost entirety of Edirne is in walking distance, which is made even easier by the mostly flat topography of the city. However for some relatively distant places you may take taxi which will cost only a few euros.

There are also lots of minibuses heading for outer neighborhoods of the city.                              	                              
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                              	The sights in Edirne can be roughly grouped into those that are in downtown, those in northwestern neighbourhoods (Sarayiçi, and Yeniimaret) across the Tundzha River, and those in southwestern neighbourhood (Karaağaç) across the Tundzha and the Maritsa Rivers. A good number of medieval bridges span these rivers.                              	                              		DowntownMain sights in downtown are quite close to the main square and to each other, and can be (hastily) done in half a day.

* That mosque which dominates the skyline of the city, built on a slightly higher hill than its surroundings, although a play on dimensions makes the exterior sight of the building smaller as you get closer to it. A grandiose piece of art by Sinan, the Ottoman architect of 16th century, Selimiye is usually considered the zenith of Ottoman architecture and has been listed as a [wiki=3d51617f232f1b2232edda05111e74b0]World Heritage site[/wiki] by UNESCO in 2011. Sinan himself considered this building as his best work. The dome of the building, which hangs high over main hall, encloses a huge space which gives the place an expansive atmosphere, had the largest diameter (31.28 mt) of all domes in the world for several centuries. And its minarets (towers) are the second highest minarets (70.89 mt) in whole world, surpassed only by Qutb Minar (72.50 mt) in [wiki=9baaebe1759ba1a6365a2b0539081516]Delhi[/wiki], [wiki=7d31e0da1ab99fe8b08a22118e2f402b]India[/wiki]. The mosque has 999 windows in total, which according to its architect Sinan, symbolize the perfectness of God. The dome and interior walls are decorated with calligraphy and geometrical designs, most of which are painted in hues of pink and blue. If you have admired [wiki=5ecec054cba775799a6af49a829a829f#See]Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet Mosque)[/wiki] of [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki], you’ll sure adore this one, since Blue Mosque is quite a copy of Selimiye. The upside down tulips, which are some sort of symbol of Edirne have their origin in a tulip illustration engraved on a marble in the fountain right under the central dome of Selimiye. It is believed to symbolize the landlord of the tulip garden on which the mosque was built, who was said to be reluctant to give over his garden. There is a small museum in the courtyard with no admossion fee. Very interesting knick-knacks can be seen there.

* The smallest-and the oldest-one of three nearby, imperial mosques in downtown Edirne, it's known for its calligraphic inscriptions on its interior walls with a small central dome atop.

* This mosque is easily recognizable, having four distinctive minarets that all have very different designs, uncommon during the 15th century, one of which has three balconies, giving it its name which literally means "three balconied". Long undergoing restoration, interior of the mosque, which features a colourfully decorated central dome, smaller surrounding domes of varying sizes each featuring a different colour pattern, and very stately columns supporting them, has recently been re-opened to visits. The overall experience of this colourful mosque is perhaps best summarized as "joyful".

* The sole still intact tower of Edirne’s city walls, named as such perhaps because it roughly watches the direction of [wiki=5547baeda33255ad8f5307fc92cb589e]Macedonia[/wiki], or because of the former definition of "Macedonia" which extends all the way to Edirne. A round and robust tower, not unlike [wiki=6ca5bea86fe229aa3c559cd8cb5fe493]Thessaloniki[/wiki]'s White Tower except its colour, and next to it is the last visible section of city walls, now surrounded by a nicely landscaped park. It’s possible to enter the tower itself, but impossible to climb upstairs. It’s located in a back alley, so while you are near the Üç Şerefeli, look around on the top of buildings to see the flag on a tower made of red-brick if you can’t exactly locate it. The tower also served as a clock tower until 1953, when the upper part of the tower was demolished because of the danger of collapse.

* An original prehistoric dolmen moved from its original setting and a reconstructed Thracian hut-typical of those used by the ancient folk of the region-is among the displayed in the garden of the museum.

* A subsection of Museum of Archaeology. (so the same contact info applies.)

* A pedestrianized shopping street with pleasant cafés on sides. The old shop buildings on this street has a distinctively neoclassical architecture.

* Locally named Kaleiçi, i.e. "walled city", this is the oldest part of the city although the city walls and gates have vanished a long time ago. Built in a grid plan after it suffered from a big fire in late 19th century, the main artery of this part is Maarif Caddesi, which lies two blocks west of Saraçlar Caddesi. Along the side streets and Maarif itself line a number of eloborate wooden houses, the walls of which are with highly delicate handwork, though some are derelict. At one end of the street is the Jewish Synagogue, the biggest one in Turkey and the whole [wiki=f32906693647350c589348b7a799501f]Balkans[/wiki], but is slowly decaying now. Almost all of its wooden sections (roof, windows) has collapsed in one way or the other after it suffered from a storm in 1997, but some of its stone walls (especially the front façade) are sound enough to show its former grandeur. Entry is sensibly forbidden. In one of the side alleys of Kaleiçi lie a small stone church, used to be where Catholic congregation of the city held masses, though a part of a local primary school (İstiklal İlköğretim Okulu) nowadays. Numerous small Ottoman mosques are also scattered around Kaleiçi and elsewhere in downtown.

* This is a monument dedicated to Rüştü Pasha, the commander of the defending forces of the city during the Balkan Wars. Next to it is a small museum with various weapons (such as a small cannon) used during the war. While the place is slightly away from the downtown and is off the usual trail between the main sights, it occupies the highest hill in the city and offers a large overlooking view of the city and the forests surrounding the rivers behind.

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NorthwestAcross the Tundzha from downtown, in the northwestern outskirts of the city lie Sarayiçi, literally “inside the palace” and Yeniimaret. Both are linked to city centre by their respective medieval bridges.

Most of the monuments around this section of the city were actually located in city’s suburbs, however the depopulation of the city resulted much of them now lying in the middle of open fields.

* Upon crossing a long bridge over the Tundzha, you will arrive on an island surrounded by two branches of the Tundzha (though not immediately recognizable as such while you are actually on it). A modern stadium in which annual wrestling competitions take place, surrounded by some statues of champions of past years will welcome you to this island. Just next to it is the Justice Tower (Adalet Kasrı), a sturdy square tower and the sole completely intact remnant of former imperial palace of Ottomans here. Next to the Tower, a smaller bridge on the narrower branch of the river surrounded by some centuries-old ash trees will take you back to the “mainland”. Here at your right, about 100 metres away, is the monument to the soldiers fallen at the Siege of Edirne in 1913 (Monument to the Martyrs of Balkan War/Balkan Savaşı Şehitliği). The monument itself, which is a recent construction with an older one hidden behind the bushes nearby, is nothing very interesting, typical of many such Turkish monuments built to commemorate World War I and previous battles in, say, [wiki=2604cba0d24070404126895c220d546a]Gallipoli[/wiki]. However the site is actually mass grave of an estimated 30,000 soldiers, so appropriate respect should be shown. Further away from the river is the ruins of a number of buildings of the former palace scattered around the fields, which had the unfortunate service as an arsenal during the siege of 1913, and had been blown up in order not to fall in hands of Bulgarians, the opposite side of the battle. Although the place had lost the distinction of being a capital in 15th century, it was still the favourite summer retreat of Ottoman dynasty, featuring numerous hunting manors on the edges of the actual palace. Ruins are now undergoing a slow restoration (or perhaps reconstruction), with the imperial kitchen has returned to its pre-1913 appearance recently. An illustration in front of the gate of the palace building-the only part of the building that escaped the blast-may help you envisage what the palace looked like.

South of Sarayiçi is the neighbourhood of Yeniimaret, which, like Sarayiçi, is connected to the downtown by two bridges with an island on the Tundzha inbetween and is where the Medical Museum is located.

* This museum, which was awarded “European Museum of the Year” in early 2000s, was essentially a mental institution used during Ottoman times, part of Beyazıt Complex (Beyazıt Külliyesi). It was notable for its “progressive”/”alternative” approach towards its patients. Instead of locking them into cells with shackles, which was widespread during that time, methods such as meditative music or flower gardens were tried in this institution. Today, many Ottoman miniatures from medical schoolbooks and elsewhere and models of patients are among the displayed.

South of Yeniimaret, due west of city centre is Gazi Mihal Bridge (Gazi Mihal Köprüsü), a long arch bridge built during Byzantine period and then repaired in 1420 that spans the Tundzha and lies on the main highway to Kapıkule border post from city centre, and the adjacent Gazi Mihal Mosque (Gazi Mihal Camii), built by Gazi Mihal Pasha, an Ottoman commander of Bulgarian origin. These are better accessible from city centre rather than from Yeniimaret, though a stroll along the dykes along the Tundzha will bring you here too.
SouthwestSouthwest of downtown is the quarter of Karaağaç (pronounced kaa raa aa ach), the only Turkish territory west of Maritsa River, which forms most of Turkish-Greek land border.

Two Ottoman bridges connect Karaağaç to downtown, which are well worth a look-pick these if you don’t have time to check out any other bridge around the city. The first and shorter one, just southwest of the edge of old quarter (Kaleiçi) and actually quite close to the Synagogue at the end of Maarif Caddesi, spans the Tundzha. About 250 mt further, you’ll arrive at the second one, which spans the Maritsa and is gloriously longer than the first one, as the riverbed is gloriously larger, not much unlike that of Danube. Right at the midpoint of the bridge, there is a lookout in typical Ottoman style.

A two-and-a-half-kilometre long cobbled road through a lush forest links the Maritsa Bridge with Karaağaç. On the way, there is an urban forest named Söğütlük (admission 2 TL pp), a favourite weekend picnic spot of locals which extends along the bank of river.

Karaağaç has an atmosphere more of a town rather than a city neighbourhood, with some charming mansions scattered around its grid plan. At the southwestern end of Karaağaç is the historical building in late Ottoman style of the Presidency of Trakya University (Trakya Üniversitesi Rektörlüğü), placed in a pleasant garden (free admission). The building, which dates back to the final years of 19th century, was originally built as the main train station of the city as the steam locomotive at the backyard still attests, and had that service for years until 1970s when it was abandoned after a new railway straight to the city was laid, due to the increasingly inconvenient operation of former railtracks crisscrossing Turkish-Greek border as the relations between two nations detoriate. The university took over in 1998. At the side of the building is Lausanne Monument (Lozan Anıtı), a metallic structure of three columns symbolizing Turkey (the longest one symbolizes Asian Turkey, the middle-sized symbolizes [wiki=e95366c09eb86217d0e65bc0de2fe4ff]Eastern Thrace (European Turkey)[/wiki], while the shortest symbolizes Karaağaç itself, being the only Turkish soil west of Maritsa River, in other words west of Eastern Thrace) with a lady in the middle holding a sheet of paper, presumably symbolizing Treaty of Lausanne, in which major western powers recognized newly founded Turkish Republic in 1923. Behind the monument, in the shades of a pine woods is an open air sculpture exhibition (free admission) which contains marble statues chipped in situ by sculptors from neighbouring countries.
  
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                              	Watch an oil-wrestling (yağlı güreş) competition, the national sport of Turks (although surpassed a little by soccer lately), which annually takes place in the stadium in Sarayiçi, northwestern outskirts of the city, on the banks of Tundzha. (Although dates vary year to year, it always takes place in late spring or early summer, such months as May, June or July.) This is the most prestigous wrestling tournament in Turkey and the winner is titled başpehlivan (“chief of all wrestlers”) of the year.                              	                              
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                              	Edirne is famous for its fruit-shaped soaps. They are not used for cleaning (although they can clean as well as other soaps do) but for decoration. Within the first months you put them into a room, they also work as natural air fresheners by releasing their fragrances.

Almond paste (badem ezmesi) is a local, soft cookie-like dessert which is made of bitter almond.

* Perhaps the most well-known producer of almond paste, which also offers a variety of other traditional and local desserts.

Brooms While it may be a bit strange to buy brooms as a souvenir from a trip, Edirne has a long tradition of broommaking and ornamental brooms (traditionally given to brides as a gift) can be found at numerous stores (especially at those offering tourist souvenirs) around the city.

Edirne has numerous Ottoman covered bazaars.

* The smaller bazaar of the city where the offers of stores range from fruit shaped soaps (a basket of which start from 3 TL) to almond paste, cheap t-shirts and shoes, and Edirne-related (and especially Selimiye-related) souvenirs and trinkets.

* A bigger bazaar lying long in parallel with Saraçlar Caddesi.                              	                              
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                              	Liver (ciğer) is a definitely must-try for non-vegetarians. It is prepared in a unique local way (whole pieces, not puree, of liver, covered in flour, are deep fried inside a cauldron full of boiling vegetable oil) and served with an infernally hot dried and crunchy pepper. If you are one of those who don’t like liver because of its distinct smell, you can be pretty sure you won’t sense it in Edirne liver. Best to be eaten with ayran, a salty yogurt drink because it’s one of two things (the other is bread, which fortunately is served free of charge at liver restaurants) that can suppress the fire the dried pepper leaves on your palate.

There is a cluster of small sit-in eateries (ciğerci) in the park next to the Old Mosque (Eski Cami), all offering basically the same menu (i.e., the fried liver), and a really filling portion of liver costs 9 TL in any of them. They also order other meals from other nearby restaurants for those who are with you and do not want to eat liver. Yudum at one corner of the cluster is good, clean, and efficient.

For vegetarians, Melek Anne has variety of house-made foods, served in a nice old traditional Turkish house, located on Maarif Street (right behind Alipasa Bazaar).

* Local fried liver restaurant.

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* A local restaurant specialized in meatballs (köfte) that are not extraordinary but is quite tasty and okay. Quite clean restaurant with not so long waits, though could be more efficient in service. Overlooks the pedestrianized shopping street of the city, so good for peoplewatching.

*Variant is a game and sports bar also serving delicious food all day long.                              	                              
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                              	Compared with most cities of its size in Turkey, Edirne is full of birahanes (pubs) and restaurants that serve alcohol. There are some particuarly nice ones by the river on the road to Karaagac.

* There is an open-air café (Sera Café) amidst a beautifully landscaped park in front of Selimiye where you can have a cup of tea or coffee and watch the city.

* Run by city council, this is an open air cafe immediately on the banks of Maritsa with a pleasant building historically used as a checkpoint at the entrance of the city. Elegantly decorated with wrought iron chairs and tables, the cafe has a distant view of Selimiye above the trees on the opposite riverbank. Nothing else but hot and soft drinks is served at the moment (that means no snacks!).                              	                              
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                              	Tourism in Edirne is on the rise and hotel scene is improving with many nice hotels to stay.                              	                              		Budgetclean but modest, has kitchen and hot shower.
Mid-rangeSmall but clean and pleasant rooms with air conditioner, satellite TV, WiFi. The bathroom in the room is small, expect to elbow the walls.

*RYS is a charming design hotel located in the hearth of magnificent ancient city Edirne, where has been the home of many civilization for centuries. Variant Game & Sports Bar is at the entrance level of the hotel. Vargo Restaurant & Bar is at the top floor of the hotel, offering a great city view.
Splurge28 standard rooms and 6 suites are available in the hotel with 74 beds in total. There are bathrooms with hair dryer and 24h hot water, 32” LED TV with satellite connection, air conditioner, free Wi-Fi and mini refrigerator in the rooms.

* Clean hotel with great views of the mosques, housed in a charming old building dating back to early 1900s on a quiet side street. Rooms with air-con, satellite TV, wireless internet connection, and en-suite. Friendly staff can speak little English and some German.

* Rooms with air-con, satellite TV.

* Rooms with air conditioner, satellite TV, hot water, and free of charge wireless internet access.
  
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                              	Avoid hanging around the banks of Tundza and Maritsa Rivers and Karaağaç before/during/after a heavy rainfall, especially in wintertime. Although the downtown is never affected, these areas tend to have a heavy flood during such a time, mainly because of overflowing of dams located upriver in Bulgaria. So if you are in Edirne in winter and plan to visit the aforementioned locations (which you should), stay ahead of weather forecasts. If you see a water rise in the river, be suspicious, call and inform police (telephone number: 155), and quickly go to somewhere far from and higher than riverbed as much as possible. The buildings themselves in Karaağaç are rarely or lightly affected, but the problem is that the quarter is cut off from the rest of the world as the bridges which connect it to downtown Edirne sink underwater. If you are trapped in such a situation, be sure about your distance to the river and wait for evacuation crews. Because affected areas are generally the same in each flood, they are quick to respond with their boats and gear.

Be sure to have your passport with you if you plan to leave by bus, altough this is not a problem in the Istanbul otogar, but it will be a problem in Edirne.                              	                              
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                              	City’s telephone code is 284 (+90 284 when calling from out of Turkey).                              	                              
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                              	                              	                              		ConsulatesNeighbouring countries of [wiki=01a151debf2bfee8906f43f4342eb10b]Bulgaria[/wiki], [wiki=6b718641741f992e68ec3712718561b8]Greece[/wiki], and [wiki=0c7d5ae44b2a0be9ebd7d6b9f7d60f20]Romania[/wiki], as well as [wiki=0309a6c666a7a803fdb9db95de71cf01]France[/wiki] and [wiki=d8b00929dec65d422303256336ada04f]Germany[/wiki] (which are represented by the same person), [wiki=9891739094756d2605946c867b32ad28]Austria[/wiki], and [wiki=88a392b5a8d8f73986d83a2deefb0472]Slovakia[/wiki] maintain consulates in the city.

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                              	Prehistoric dolmens and menhirs are scattered around the landscape north of the city, around the town of [wiki=d1e7a2639083ebf47639f07abb3d9cd3]Lalapaşa[/wiki].

*[wiki=621cbe6b3980c3633c5a55c414f2cd78]Uzunköprü[/wiki] to the south is a small city named after the longest stone bridge in the world-a work of Sinan. The bridge is at the northern entrance of Uzunköprü, on the highway from Edirne.

*[wiki=ea651fbaed4b327a33b4b13da655d343]Enez[/wiki] further to south on the shore of Aegean Sea is a popular town among the Edirneans to spend the summer, which features long sandy beaches and a Byzantine citadel.

*[wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki] to southeast, possibly with a detour via [wiki=21d2d83e580fd083fc265805b09afd9c]Tekirdağ[/wiki] on the coast of the Sea of Marmara is the obvious choice if you have just arrived in Turkey from Europe.

*Or taking a more southernly route across the Straits of Dardanelles towards [wiki=7a331bcb35044e0b7dc6ac164011188d]Çanakkale[/wiki] via [wiki=2604cba0d24070404126895c220d546a]Gallipoli[/wiki] and from there on to [wiki=755cfbf699a540da1517498128318c10]Aegean Turkey[/wiki].

*Both Kapıkule and Pazarkule borderposts, on the Turkish-[wiki=01a151debf2bfee8906f43f4342eb10b]Bulgaria[/wiki]n and Turkish-[wiki=6b718641741f992e68ec3712718561b8]Greek[/wiki] borders respectively, are just kilometres away from city.

[wiki=1c32c838ff9821e540ec5ea72ffeca22]de:Edirne[/wiki]

[wiki=ee670730d1b33a09fca7a742fc52559e]fr:Edirne[/wiki]

[wiki=98c4c11397aa03da9101b7cc34c2e775]it:Edirne[/wiki]

[wiki=31823dd7b5fc522dbc25081424d61ae0]nl:Edirne[/wiki]

[wiki=b55f5f9cab93a6a7967a45040dda262e]pt:Edirne[/wiki]

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[wiki=7d55bedc42c69d6cda103c5d9f133d6f]Dmoz:Middle_East/Turkey/Provinces/Edirne[/wiki]

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Points of InterestTurquía

Ferry
Ferry
Ferry
Karakoy Int. Ferry Terminal
Karakoy Int. Ferry Terminal
Istanbul
Eminonu(Boshporus Line)
Eminonu(Boshporus Line)
Istanbul
Marmaris Ferry Terminal
Marmaris Ferry Terminal
Marmaris
Alanya Yacht Harbour
Alanya Yacht Harbour
Alanya
Kusadasi Fery Terminal
Kusadasi Fery Terminal
Kusadasi
Bodrum Yacht Harbour
Bodrum Yacht Harbour
Bodrum

Shopping  
Shopping  
Shopping  
Kapali Carsi(Grand Bazaar)
Kapali Carsi(Grand Bazaar)
Istanbul
Akmerkez Shopping Mall
Akmerkez Shopping Mall
Istanbul
Kanyon  Shopping Mall
Kanyon  Shopping Mall
Istanbul
Metro City Shopping Mall
Metro City Shopping Mall
Istanbul
Istinye Park Shopping Mall
Istinye Park Shopping Mall
Istanbul
Cevahir Mall
Cevahir Mall
Istanbul
Capitol Shopping Center
Capitol Shopping Center
Istanbul
Side Shopping District
Side Shopping District
Side
Kumkoy Shopping District
Kumkoy Shopping District
Side
Bogazkent Shopping District
Bogazkent Shopping District
Belek
Kadriye Shopping District
Kadriye Shopping District
Belek
Konyaalti Beach Shopping District
Konyaalti Beach Shopping District
Antalya
Deepo Shopping Center
Deepo Shopping Center
Antalya
5M Migros Shopping District
5M Migros Shopping District
Antalya
Rockland Shopping Center
Rockland Shopping Center
Antalya
White World Shopping Center
White World Shopping Center
Antalya
Laura Shopping Center
Laura Shopping Center
Antalya
Gmall Shopping Center
Gmall Shopping Center
Antalya
Kemer Shopping District
Kemer Shopping District
Kemer
Goynuk Shopping District
Goynuk Shopping District
Kemer
Ak-ka Shopping Center
Ak-ka Shopping Center
Antalya
Ak-ka Shopping Center
Ak-ka Shopping Center
Lara
White House Shopping Center
White House Shopping Center
Lara
5M Migros Shopping Center
5M Migros Shopping Center
Lara
Antalya Shopping District
Antalya Shopping District
Lara
Deepo Shopping Center
Deepo Shopping Center
Lara
Alanya Shopping District
Alanya Shopping District
Alanya

Restaurants - Bars - Comedy Clubs
Restaurants - Bars - Comedy Clubs
Restaurants - Bars - Comedy Clubs
Reina Rest Night Club
Reina Rest Night Club
Istanbul
Galatasaray Adasi(Suada)
Galatasaray Adasi(Suada)
Istanbul
Bar Street
Bar Street
Side
Club Alya
Club Alya
Side
Club Apollo
Club Apollo
Side
Oxyd Disco
Oxyd Disco
Side
Lighthouse Disco
Lighthouse Disco
Side
Truva Disco
Truva Disco
Side
Club Samata 
Club Samata 
Side
Club Simarik
Club Simarik
Side
Sammy Disco
Sammy Disco
Side
Konyaalti Beach Bar Street
Konyaalti Beach Bar Street
Antalya
Kaleici Bar Street
Kaleici Bar Street
Antalya
Arena Disco
Arena Disco
Kemer
Aura Disco
Aura Disco
Kemer
Inferno Disco
Inferno Disco
Kemer
Kaleici Bar Street
Kaleici Bar Street
Lara

Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic Fields
Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic Fields
Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic Fields
Aslantepe Stadium
Aslantepe Stadium
Istanbul
Ali Sami Yen Stadium
Ali Sami Yen Stadium
Istanbul
BJK Inonu Stadium
BJK Inonu Stadium
Istanbul
Fenerbahce Sukru Saracoglu Stadium
Fenerbahce Sukru Saracoglu Stadium
Istanbul
Atatürk Olympic Stadium
Atatürk Olympic Stadium
Istanbul

Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers
Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers
Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers
Istanbul World Trade Center
Istanbul World Trade Center
Istanbul
Istanbul Convention Center
Istanbul Convention Center
Istanbul
CNR Expo Center
CNR Expo Center
Istanbul
Antalya Expo Centre
Antalya Expo Centre
Antalya
Tuyap Congress Centre
Tuyap Congress Centre
Istanbul
Glass Pyramid
Glass Pyramid
Antalya
Antalya Expo Center
Antalya Expo Center
Lara

Museums
Museums
Museums
Hagia Sophia Museum
Hagia Sophia Museum
Istanbul
Archaeology Museum
Archaeology Museum
Istanbul
Hagia Irini Museum
Hagia Irini Museum
Istanbul
Beylerbeyi Palace
Beylerbeyi Palace
Istanbul
Dolmabahce Palace
Dolmabahce Palace
Istanbul
Istanbul Modern Art Museum
Istanbul Modern Art Museum
Istanbul
Turkish Islamic Art Museum
Turkish Islamic Art Museum
Istanbul
Mozaic Museum
Mozaic Museum
Istanbul
Kariye Museum
Kariye Museum
Istanbul
Carpet Museum
Carpet Museum
Istanbul
Anadolu Med Museum
Anadolu Med Museum
Ankara
Ankara Castle
Ankara Castle
Ankara
Cumhuriyet Museum
Cumhuriyet Museum
Ankara
Etnografya Museum
Etnografya Museum
Ankara
Resim Heykel Museum
Resim Heykel Museum
Ankara
Ataturk Muzesi
Ataturk Muzesi
Izmir
Etnografya Muzesi
Etnografya Muzesi
Izmir
Guzel Sanatlar Muzesi
Guzel Sanatlar Muzesi
Izmir
Selcuk Yasar Sanatmuzesi
Selcuk Yasar Sanatmuzesi
Izmir
Cesme Museum
Cesme Museum
Izmir
Ephessus Museum
Ephessus Museum
Kusadasi
Museum
Museum
Side
Museum
Museum
Antalya
Side Museum
Side Museum
Antalya
Alanya  Archaeology Museum
Alanya  Archaeology Museum
Antalya
Selcuk Museum
Selcuk Museum
Izmir
Cagiraga Museum
Cagiraga Museum
Izmir
Tire Museum
Tire Museum
Izmir
Bergama Archaeology Museum
Bergama Archaeology Museum
Izmir
Bolu Museum
Bolu Museum
Bolu
Adana City Museum
Adana City Museum
Adana
Butterfly Valley
Butterfly Valley
Fethiye
Kayakoy ghost town
Kayakoy ghost town
Fethiye
Alanya Archaelogy Museum
Alanya Archaelogy Museum
Alanya
Bodrum Castle
Bodrum Castle
Bodrum

Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Sultanahmet(Blue) Mosque
Sultanahmet(Blue) Mosque
Istanbul
Golden Horn
Golden Horn
Istanbul
Kusadasi City Center
Kusadasi City Center
Kusadasi
Suleymaniye Mosque
Suleymaniye Mosque
Istanbul
Topkapi Palace
Topkapi Palace
Istanbul
Kucuk Hagia Sophia Mosque
Kucuk Hagia Sophia Mosque
Istanbul
Piere Loti Cafe
Piere Loti Cafe
Istanbul
Basilica Cistern
Basilica Cistern
Istanbul
Ataturk Aniti
Ataturk Aniti
Izmir
Hasan Tahsin Aniti
Hasan Tahsin Aniti
Izmir
Zubeyde Hanim Aniti
Zubeyde Hanim Aniti
Izmir
Alanya Castle
Alanya Castle
Antalya
Olimpos National Park
Olimpos National Park
Kemer
Ayayo Altinbesik National Park
Ayayo Altinbesik National Park
Side
Koprulu Kanyon National Park
Koprulu Kanyon National Park
Side
MKM Cinema
MKM Cinema
Side
Hasansubasi Park
Hasansubasi Park
Antalya
Karaoglan Park
Karaoglan Park
Antalya
Kursunlu National Park
Kursunlu National Park
Antalya
Termessos National Park
Termessos National Park
Antalya
Koprulu Kanyon National Park
Koprulu Kanyon National Park
Antalya
Olympos National Park
Olympos National Park
Antalya
Culturel Park
Culturel Park
Izmir
Moonlight Park
Moonlight Park
Kemer
Juruk Tents Park
Juruk Tents Park
Kemer
Abant National Park
Abant National Park
Bolu
Karaoglan Park
Karaoglan Park
Lara
Hasan Subasi Park
Hasan Subasi Park
Lara
Kursunlu National Park
Kursunlu National Park
Lara
Ephessus 
Ephessus 
Bodrum

Town
Town
Town
Mudurnu
Mudurnu
Bolu
Manavgat
Manavgat
Antalya
Alanya
Alanya
Antalya
Beldibi
Beldibi
Antalya
Goynuk
Goynuk
Antalya
Camyuva
Camyuva
Antalya
Tekirova
Tekirova
Antalya
Kiris
Kiris
Antalya
Kemer
Kemer
Antalya
Kas
Kas
Antalya
Kalkan
Kalkan
Antalya
Finike
Finike
Antalya
Lara
Lara
Antalya
Kundu
Kundu
Antalya
Side
Side
Antalya
Avsallar
Avsallar
Antalya
Konakli
Konakli
Antalya
Kestel
Kestel
Antalya
Mahmutlar
Mahmutlar
Antalya
Alanya
Alanya
Alanya
Kestel
Kestel
Alanya
Mahmutlar
Mahmutlar
Alanya
Kargicik
Kargicik
Alanya
Obakoy
Obakoy
Alanya
Konakli
Konakli
Alanya
Avsallar
Avsallar
Alanya
Okurcalar
Okurcalar
Alanya
Gazipasa
Gazipasa
Alanya
Camyuva
Camyuva
Kemer
Tekirova
Tekirova
Kemer
Goynuk
Goynuk
Kemer
Beldibi
Beldibi
Kemer
Sorgun
Sorgun
Side
Titreyengol
Titreyengol
Side
Manavgat
Manavgat
Side
Kizilagac
Kizilagac
Side
Kizilot
Kizilot
Side
Colakli
Colakli
Side
Evrenseki
Evrenseki
Side
Ilica
Ilica
Side
Kumkoy
Kumkoy
Side
Bogazkent
Bogazkent
Belek
Serik
Serik
Belek
Aksu
Aksu
Belek
Kadriye
Kadriye
Belek
Bogazkent
Bogazkent
Antalya
Colakli
Colakli
Antalya
Okurcalar
Okurcalar
Antalya
Kumluca
Kumluca
Antalya
Patara 
Patara 
Antalya
Demre
Demre
Antalya
Kalkan
Kalkan
Kas
Patara 
Patara 
Kas
Demre
Demre
Kas
Finike
Finike
Kas
Kumluca
Kumluca
Kas
Dalaman 
Dalaman 
Kas
Alacati
Alacati
Izmir
Ilica
Ilica
Izmir
Dalyan
Dalyan
Izmir
Cesme
Cesme
Izmir
Urla
Urla
Izmir
Gumuldur 
Gumuldur 
Izmir
Selcuk
Selcuk
Izmir
Foca
Foca
Izmir
Bergama
Bergama
Izmir
Dikili
Dikili
Izmir
Adrasan 
Adrasan 
Antalya
Olympos-Cirali
Olympos-Cirali
Antalya
Adrasan 
Adrasan 
Kemer
Olympos-Cirali
Olympos-Cirali
Kemer
Finike
Finike
Kemer
Abant
Abant
Bolu
Goynuk
Goynuk
Bolu
Gerede
Gerede
Bolu
Ceyhan Town
Ceyhan Town
Adana
Incekum
Incekum
Alanya
Bodrum
Bodrum
Bodrum
Ortakent
Ortakent
Bodrum
Turgutreis
Turgutreis
Bodrum
Gumusluk
Gumusluk
Bodrum
Gumbet
Gumbet
Bodrum
Bodrum Old Town
Bodrum Old Town
Bodrum
Gulluk
Gulluk
Bodrum
Golturkbuku
Golturkbuku
Bodrum
Kusadasi
Kusadasi
Bodrum

Beaches
Beaches
Beaches
Konyaalti Beach
Konyaalti Beach
Lara
Beldibi beach
Beldibi beach
Antalya
Goynuk beach
Goynuk beach
Antalya
Kemer beach
Kemer beach
Antalya
Camyuva beach
Camyuva beach
Antalya
Tekirova beach
Tekirova beach
Antalya
Lara Beach
Lara Beach
Antalya
Kleopatra Beach
Kleopatra Beach
Antalya
Side-Sorgun Beach
Side-Sorgun Beach
Antalya
Alanya Beach
Alanya Beach
Alanya
Cleopatra Beach
Cleopatra Beach
Alanya
Konakli Beach
Konakli Beach
Alanya
Public beach
Public beach
Kusadasi
Mocamp Beach
Mocamp Beach
Kusadasi
Kizilagac Beach
Kizilagac Beach
Side
Kizilot Beach
Kizilot Beach
Side
Sorgun Beach
Sorgun Beach
Side
Titreyengol Beach
Titreyengol Beach
Side
Side Beach
Side Beach
Side
Colakli Beach
Colakli Beach
Side
Kumkoy Beach
Kumkoy Beach
Side
Belek Beach
Belek Beach
Belek
Bogazkent Beach
Bogazkent Beach
Belek
Konyaalti Beach
Konyaalti Beach
Antalya
Belek Beach
Belek Beach
Antalya
Bogazkent Beach
Bogazkent Beach
Antalya
Side-Kumkoy Beach
Side-Kumkoy Beach
Antalya
Side-Titreyengol Beach
Side-Titreyengol Beach
Antalya
Incekum Beach
Incekum Beach
Antalya
Kiris Beach
Kiris Beach
Antalya
Phaseliss Beach
Phaseliss Beach
Antalya
Patara Beach
Patara Beach
Antalya
Moonlight Beach
Moonlight Beach
Antalya
Oludeniz Beach
Oludeniz Beach
Kas
Alacati Beach
Alacati Beach
Izmir
Ilica Beach
Ilica Beach
Izmir
Boyalik Beach
Boyalik Beach
Izmir
Dalyan Beach
Dalyan Beach
Izmir
Altinkum Beach
Altinkum Beach
Izmir
Gumuldur Beach
Gumuldur Beach
Izmir
Ozdere Beach
Ozdere Beach
Izmir
Dikili Beach
Dikili Beach
Izmir
Adrasan Beach
Adrasan Beach
Antalya
Adrasan Beach
Adrasan Beach
Kemer
Moonlight Beach
Moonlight Beach
Kemer
Tekirova beach
Tekirova beach
Kemer
Camyuva beach
Camyuva beach
Kemer
Kemer Beaches
Kemer Beaches
Kemer
Goynuk beach
Goynuk beach
Kemer
Beldibi beach
Beldibi beach
Kemer
Kiris
Kiris
Kemer
Akcakoca Beach
Akcakoca Beach
Düzce
Karasu Beach
Karasu Beach
Düzce
Sile Beach
Sile Beach
Sile
Phaseliss Beach
Phaseliss Beach
Kemer
Lara
Lara
Lara
Belek Beach
Belek Beach
Lara
Incekum Beach
Incekum Beach
Alanya
Altınoluk
Altınoluk
Balikesir
Altınoluk
Altınoluk
Ayvalik

Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Adana City Center
Adana City Center
Adana
Antalya (AYT)
Antalya (AYT)
Antalya
Dalaman (DLM)
Dalaman (DLM)
Marmaris
Diagoras (RHO)
Diagoras (RHO)
Marmaris
Milas (BXN)
Milas (BXN)
Marmaris
Antalya Airport
Antalya Airport
Alanya
Antalya International Airport
Antalya International Airport
Kemer
Dalaman 
Dalaman 
Kusadasi
Dalaman Airport
Dalaman Airport
Kas
Antalya Airport
Antalya Airport
Kas
Antalya Airport
Antalya Airport
Belek
Antalya Airport
Antalya Airport
Lara
Ataturk (IST)
Ataturk (IST)
Istanbul
Sabiha Gokcen (SAW)
Sabiha Gokcen (SAW)
Istanbul
Dalaman (DLM)
Dalaman (DLM)
Fethiye
Diagoras (RHO)
Diagoras (RHO)
Fethiye
Milas (BXN)
Milas (BXN)
Bodrum
Ippokratis (KGS)
Ippokratis (KGS)
Bodrum
Samos (SMI)
Samos (SMI)
Bodrum
Diagoras (RHO)
Diagoras (RHO)
Bodrum
Milas Airport
Milas Airport
Bodrum
Imsik Airport
Imsik Airport
Bodrum
Dalaman 
Dalaman 
Bodrum
Izmir
Izmir
Bodrum
Assos
Assos
Behramkale (Assos)

Lakes - Marinas - Rivers - Ports - Piers
Lakes - Marinas - Rivers - Ports - Piers
Lakes - Marinas - Rivers - Ports - Piers
Kalamis & Fenerbahçe Marinas
Kalamis & Fenerbahçe Marinas
Istanbul
Atakoy Marina
Atakoy Marina
Istanbul
Antalya trade port
Antalya trade port
Antalya
Marmaris Marina
Marmaris Marina
Marmaris
Alanya Marina
Alanya Marina
Antalya
Kusadasi Marina
Kusadasi Marina
Kusadasi
Kemer Yacht Marina
Kemer Yacht Marina
Kemer
Kas Marina
Kas Marina
Kas
Yacht Harbour
Yacht Harbour
Kas
Side Marina
Side Marina
Side
Kaleici Yacht Marina
Kaleici Yacht Marina
Antalya
Old city marina
Old city marina
Antalya
Side Marina
Side Marina
Antalya
Kemer Marina
Kemer Marina
Antalya
Gocek Yacht Marina
Gocek Yacht Marina
Kas
Setur Marina
Setur Marina
Izmir
Cesme Yacht Marina
Cesme Yacht Marina
Izmir
Agva Port
Agva Port
Sile
Old city marina
Old city marina
Lara

Point of Interest
Point of Interest
Point of Interest
Istiklal Street
Istiklal Street
Istanbul
Istanbul Park (Race Track)
Istanbul Park (Race Track)
Istanbul
Kumkapi
Kumkapi
Istanbul
Harbiye
Harbiye
Istanbul
Duden Waterfall
Duden Waterfall
Antalya
Kursunlu Waterfall
Kursunlu Waterfall
Antalya
Sirince Village
Sirince Village
Izmir
Bolu Golcuk Lake
Bolu Golcuk Lake
Bolu
Karpuzkaldiran Waterfall
Karpuzkaldiran Waterfall
Antalya
Karpuzkaldiran Waterfall
Karpuzkaldiran Waterfall
Lara
Kursunlu Waterfall
Kursunlu Waterfall
Lara
Duden Waterfall
Duden Waterfall
Lara
Taksim Square
Taksim Square
Istanbul
Dim Cave
Dim Cave
Alanya
Damlatas Cave
Damlatas Cave
Alanya

Landmark
Landmark
Landmark
Gulbahce Thermal Spring
Gulbahce Thermal Spring
Izmir
Lara beach park
Lara beach park
Antalya
Urla Thermal Spring
Urla Thermal Spring
Izmir
Alanya Castle
Alanya Castle
Alanya
Selcuk
Selcuk
Kusadasi
Koprulu Kanyon
Koprulu Kanyon
Side
Konyaalti Beach Park
Konyaalti Beach Park
Antalya
Yivli Minare Mosque
Yivli Minare Mosque
Antalya
Hadrianus Gate
Hadrianus Gate
Antalya
Korkuteli Thermal Spring
Korkuteli Thermal Spring
Antalya
Koprulu Kanyon
Koprulu Kanyon
Antalya
Dim Cave
Dim Cave
Antalya
Demre Thermal Spring
Demre Thermal Spring
Antalya
Abdal Musa Tomb
Abdal Musa Tomb
Antalya
Dogan Bey Thermal Spring
Dogan Bey Thermal Spring
Izmir
Kurudag Cave
Kurudag Cave
Izmir
Isa Bey Mosque
Isa Bey Mosque
Izmir
Saint Jean Church
Saint Jean Church
Izmir
Birgivi Tomb
Birgivi Tomb
Izmir
Ulu Mosque
Ulu Mosque
Izmir
Sultan Sah Tomb
Sultan Sah Tomb
Izmir
Mehmed Bey Tomb
Mehmed Bey Tomb
Izmir
Suleyman Sah Tomb
Suleyman Sah Tomb
Izmir
Mehmed Bey Mosque
Mehmed Bey Mosque
Izmir
Menemen Thermal Spring
Menemen Thermal Spring
Izmir
Tas Han Caravansary
Tas Han Caravansary
Izmir
Cukur Han Caravansary
Cukur Han Caravansary
Izmir
Bergama Ulu Mosque
Bergama Ulu Mosque
Izmir
Sadirvan Mosque
Sadirvan Mosque
Izmir
Red Church
Red Church
Izmir
Bademli Thermal Spring
Bademli Thermal Spring
Izmir
Dikili Thermal Spring
Dikili Thermal Spring
Izmir
Mahmudiye Thermal Spring
Mahmudiye Thermal Spring
Izmir
Guzellik Thermal Spring
Guzellik Thermal Spring
Izmir
Bodrum Municipality bus station
Bodrum Municipality bus station
Bodrum
Halikarnas  Anciant Town
Halikarnas  Anciant Town
Bodrum

Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Side Antique City
Side Antique City
Antalya
Eryhrae Archaeology Place
Eryhrae Archaeology Place
Izmir
Selinus Archaelogy Place
Selinus Archaelogy Place
Alanya
Ephessus 
Ephessus 
Kusadasi
Side Antique City
Side Antique City
Side
Seleukia Antique City
Seleukia Antique City
Side
Tilkiler Cave
Tilkiler Cave
Side
Altinagac Cave
Altinagac Cave
Side
Gurleyik Cave
Gurleyik Cave
Side
Selge Antique City
Selge Antique City
Side
Alarahan Caravansary
Alarahan Caravansary
Side
Perge Antique City
Perge Antique City
Belek
Silyon Antique City
Silyon Antique City
Belek
Aspendos Antique City
Aspendos Antique City
Belek
Kaleici
Kaleici
Antalya
Aspendos
Aspendos
Antalya
Silyon
Silyon
Antalya
Perge
Perge
Antalya
Phaseliss Antique City
Phaseliss Antique City
Antalya
Evdir Caravansary
Evdir Caravansary
Antalya
Geyikbayiri Cave
Geyikbayiri Cave
Antalya
Karain Cave
Karain Cave
Antalya
Kocain Cave
Kocain Cave
Antalya
Termessos Antique City
Termessos Antique City
Antalya
Selinus Archaological Place
Selinus Archaological Place
Antalya
Lotape  Archaological Place
Lotape  Archaological Place
Antalya
Syedra Archaological Place
Syedra Archaological Place
Antalya
Alarahan Caravansary
Alarahan Caravansary
Antalya
Ksanthos Archaeology Place
Ksanthos Archaeology Place
Antalya
Patara Archaeology Place
Patara Archaeology Place
Antalya
Antiphellos Archaeology Place
Antiphellos Archaeology Place
Antalya
Isinda Archaeology Place
Isinda Archaeology Place
Antalya
Trysa Archaeology Place
Trysa Archaeology Place
Antalya
Simena Archaeology Place
Simena Archaeology Place
Antalya
Andriake Archaeology Place
Andriake Archaeology Place
Antalya
Limyra Archaeology Place
Limyra Archaeology Place
Antalya
Saint Nicholas Church
Saint Nicholas Church
Antalya
Korydalla Archaeology Place
Korydalla Archaeology Place
Antalya
Arykanda Archaeology Place
Arykanda Archaeology Place
Antalya
Karydalla Archaeology Place
Karydalla Archaeology Place
Antalya
Khimaera Archaeology Place
Khimaera Archaeology Place
Antalya
Patara Archaeology Place
Patara Archaeology Place
Kas
Ksantos Archaeology Place
Ksantos Archaeology Place
Kas
Isinda Archaeology Place
Isinda Archaeology Place
Kas
Simena Archaeology Place
Simena Archaeology Place
Kas
Andriake Archaeology Place
Andriake Archaeology Place
Kas
Limyra Archaeology Place
Limyra Archaeology Place
Kas
Saint Nicholas Church
Saint Nicholas Church
Kas
Arykanda Archaeology Place
Arykanda Archaeology Place
Kas
Karydalla Archaeology Place
Karydalla Archaeology Place
Kas
Klazomenia Archaeology Place
Klazomenia Archaeology Place
Izmir
Teos Archaeology Place
Teos Archaeology Place
Izmir
House of Virgin Mary
House of Virgin Mary
Izmir
Ephesos Antique City
Ephesos Antique City
Izmir
Artemis Temple
Artemis Temple
Izmir
Notion Archaeology Place
Notion Archaeology Place
Izmir
Kloros Archaeology Place
Kloros Archaeology Place
Izmir
Kolophon Archaeology Place
Kolophon Archaeology Place
Izmir
Metropolis Archaeology Place
Metropolis Archaeology Place
Izmir
Phokaia Archaeology Place
Phokaia Archaeology Place
Izmir
Myrina Archaeology Place
Myrina Archaeology Place
Izmir
Aegae Archaeology Place
Aegae Archaeology Place
Izmir
Pitane Archaeology Place
Pitane Archaeology Place
Izmir
Pergamon Archaeology Place
Pergamon Archaeology Place
Izmir
Phaseliss Antique City
Phaseliss Antique City
Kemer
Aspendos Antique City
Aspendos Antique City
Lara
Perge Antique City
Perge Antique City
Lara
Sillyon Antique City
Sillyon Antique City
Lara
Lotape Archaelogy Place
Lotape Archaelogy Place
Alanya
Syedra Archaelogy Place
Syedra Archaelogy Place
Alanya
Mausoleum of Halikarnassus
Mausoleum of Halikarnassus
Bodrum
Greek Amphitheater
Greek Amphitheater
Bodrum
Myndus Gate
Myndus Gate
Bodrum

District
District
District
Ortakoy
Ortakoy
Istanbul
Uskudar
Uskudar
Istanbul
Taksim
Taksim
Istanbul
Sisli
Sisli
Istanbul
Sirkeci
Sirkeci
Istanbul
Kadikoy
Kadikoy
Istanbul
Beyazit
Beyazit
Istanbul
Besiktas
Besiktas
Istanbul
Sultanahmet
Sultanahmet
Istanbul
Aksaray
Aksaray
Istanbul
Karakoy
Karakoy
Istanbul
Laleli
Laleli
Istanbul
Bahçelievler
Bahçelievler
Ankara
Bakanliklar
Bakanliklar
Ankara
Cankaya
Cankaya
Ankara
Cebeci
Cebeci
Ankara
Kavaklidere
Kavaklidere
Ankara
Kecioren
Kecioren
Ankara
Kocatepe
Kocatepe
Ankara
Maltepe
Maltepe
Ankara
Ulus
Ulus
Ankara
Yenisehir
Yenisehir
Ankara
Bakirkoy
Bakirkoy
Istanbul
Yesilkoy
Yesilkoy
Istanbul
Bostanci
Bostanci
Istanbul
Maslak
Maslak
Istanbul
Polonez
Polonez
Istanbul

Sirkeci Train Station

Sirkeci Train Station

Aksaray Station

Aksaray Station

Haydarpasa Train Station

Haydarpasa Train Station

Castle
Castle
Castle
Marmaris Castle
Marmaris Castle
Marmaris
Alarahan Castle
Alarahan Castle
Side
Kaleici Castle
Kaleici Castle
Antalya
Urla Castle
Urla Castle
Izmir
Seferihisar Castle
Seferihisar Castle
Izmir
Selcuk Castle
Selcuk Castle
Izmir
Menemen Castle
Menemen Castle
Izmir
Foca Castle
Foca Castle
Izmir
Nemrut Castle
Nemrut Castle
Izmir
Akcakoca Castle
Akcakoca Castle
Düzce

Island
Island
Island
Samos - Greece
Samos - Greece
Kusadasi
Celebi Adasi
Celebi Adasi
Bodrum
Kara Ada
Kara Ada
Bodrum
Kucuktavsan Adasi
Kucuktavsan Adasi
Bodrum
Salih Adasi
Salih Adasi
Bodrum
Karabag Adasi
Karabag Adasi
Behramkale (Assos)
Sican Adasi
Sican Adasi
Behramkale (Assos)
Balikci Adasi
Balikci Adasi
Behramkale (Assos)
Dana Adasi
Dana Adasi
Behramkale (Assos)
Devecitasi Ada
Devecitasi Ada
Behramkale (Assos)
Icada
Icada
Behramkale (Assos)
Imrali Adasi
Imrali Adasi
Behramkale (Assos)
Kekova Adasi
Kekova Adasi
Behramkale (Assos)
Orak Adasi
Orak Adasi
Behramkale (Assos)
Palamutbuku Adasi
Palamutbuku Adasi
Behramkale (Assos)
Suluada
Suluada
Behramkale (Assos)
Yassica Ada
Yassica Ada
Behramkale (Assos)
Yilan Ada
Yilan Ada
Behramkale (Assos)
Catal Adalari
Catal Adalari
Behramkale (Assos)
Dil Adalari
Dil Adalari
Behramkale (Assos)
Kizil Adalar
Kizil Adalar
Behramkale (Assos)
Fener Adasi
Fener Adasi
Behramkale (Assos)

Club Turan Princess

Club Turan Princess

Washington Resort Hotel

Washington Resort Hotel

Historical Places

Historical Places

Historical Places

Popular Area
Popular Area
Popular Area
Manavgat Waterfall
Manavgat Waterfall
Side
Konyaalti Populer Area
Konyaalti Populer Area
Antalya
Manavgat Waterfall
Manavgat Waterfall
Antalya
Kucuk Calticak Picnic Area
Kucuk Calticak Picnic Area
Kemer
Buyuk  Calticak Picnic Area
Buyuk  Calticak Picnic Area
Kemer
Abant Lake
Abant Lake
Bolu
Bolu Thermal Springs
Bolu Thermal Springs
Bolu
Bolu SEVEN LAKES
Bolu SEVEN LAKES
Bolu
Agva
Agva
Sile
Lara beach park
Lara beach park
Lara
Konyaalti Beach Park
Konyaalti Beach Park
Lara

Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs

Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs

Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs

Belek Golf Area

Belek Golf Area

Cultural Centre

Cultural Centre

Cultural Centre

Antalya Bus Terminal

Antalya Bus Terminal

Restaurants
Restaurants
Restaurants
7 Mehmet Restaurant
7 Mehmet Restaurant
Antalya
China Garden 
China Garden 
Antalya
Lara Fish Restaurant
Lara Fish Restaurant
Antalya
Club Arma
Club Arma
Antalya
Bolu Restaurants Area
Bolu Restaurants Area
Bolu
Sile Restaurants Area
Sile Restaurants Area
Sile
Lara Fish Restaurant
Lara Fish Restaurant
Lara
7 Mehmet Restaurant
7 Mehmet Restaurant
Lara

Tourist Attractions
Tourist Attractions
Tourist Attractions
Rafting Area
Rafting Area
Antalya
Diving Area
Diving Area
Kas
Paragliding Area
Paragliding Area
Kas
Aquapark
Aquapark
Kemer
Water Sports Area
Water Sports Area
Kemer
Kemer Diving Area
Kemer Diving Area
Kemer
Dolphinarium
Dolphinarium
Kemer
Tahtali Tepher Area
Tahtali Tepher Area
Kemer
Aqualand
Aqualand
Lara
Funfair
Funfair
Lara

Skiing Centers & Resorts

Skiing Centers & Resorts

Skiing Centers & Resorts

Kartalkaya Ski Center

Kartalkaya Ski Center

Esentepe Ski Center

Esentepe Ski Center

Region
Region
Region
Adana
Adana
Behramkale (Assos)
Adıyaman
Adıyaman
Behramkale (Assos)
Afyonkarahisar
Afyonkarahisar
Behramkale (Assos)
Ağrı
Ağrı
Behramkale (Assos)
Amasya
Amasya
Behramkale (Assos)
Ankara
Ankara
Behramkale (Assos)
Antalya 
Antalya 
Behramkale (Assos)
Artvin
Artvin
Behramkale (Assos)
Aydın
Aydın
Behramkale (Assos)
Balıkesir
Balıkesir
Behramkale (Assos)
Bilecik
Bilecik
Behramkale (Assos)
Bingöl
Bingöl
Behramkale (Assos)
Bitlis
Bitlis
Behramkale (Assos)
Bolu
Bolu
Behramkale (Assos)
Burdur
Burdur
Behramkale (Assos)
Bursa
Bursa
Behramkale (Assos)
Çanakkale
Çanakkale
Behramkale (Assos)
Çankırı
Çankırı
Behramkale (Assos)
Çorum
Çorum
Behramkale (Assos)
Denizli
Denizli
Behramkale (Assos)
Diyarbakır
Diyarbakır
Behramkale (Assos)
Edirne
Edirne
Behramkale (Assos)
Elazığ
Elazığ
Behramkale (Assos)
Erzincan
Erzincan
Behramkale (Assos)
Erzurum
Erzurum
Behramkale (Assos)
Eskisehir
Eskisehir
Behramkale (Assos)
Gaziantep
Gaziantep
Behramkale (Assos)
Giresun
Giresun
Behramkale (Assos)
Hatay
Hatay
Behramkale (Assos)
Mersin
Mersin
Behramkale (Assos)
Isparta
Isparta
Behramkale (Assos)
Istanbul
Istanbul
Behramkale (Assos)
Izmir
Izmir
Behramkale (Assos)
Kars
Kars
Behramkale (Assos)
Kastamonu
Kastamonu
Behramkale (Assos)
Kayseri
Kayseri
Behramkale (Assos)
Kırklareli
Kırklareli
Behramkale (Assos)
Kırşehir
Kırşehir
Behramkale (Assos)
Kocaeli
Kocaeli
Behramkale (Assos)
Kütahya
Kütahya
Behramkale (Assos)
Malatya
Malatya
Behramkale (Assos)
Manisa
Manisa
Behramkale (Assos)
Kahramanmaraş
Kahramanmaraş
Behramkale (Assos)
Muğla
Muğla
Behramkale (Assos)
Muş
Muş
Behramkale (Assos)
Nevşehir
Nevşehir
Behramkale (Assos)
Ordu
Ordu
Behramkale (Assos)
Rize
Rize
Behramkale (Assos)
Sakarya
Sakarya
Behramkale (Assos)
Samsun
Samsun
Behramkale (Assos)
Sinop
Sinop
Behramkale (Assos)
Sivas
Sivas
Behramkale (Assos)
Tekirdağ
Tekirdağ
Behramkale (Assos)
Tokat
Tokat
Behramkale (Assos)
Trabzon
Trabzon
Behramkale (Assos)
Tunceli
Tunceli
Behramkale (Assos)
Şanlıurfa
Şanlıurfa
Behramkale (Assos)
Uşak
Uşak
Behramkale (Assos)
Van
Van
Behramkale (Assos)
Yozgat
Yozgat
Behramkale (Assos)
Gümüşhane
Gümüşhane
Behramkale (Assos)
Hakkâri
Hakkâri
Behramkale (Assos)
Konya
Konya
Behramkale (Assos)
Mardin
Mardin
Behramkale (Assos)
Niğde
Niğde
Behramkale (Assos)
Siirt
Siirt
Behramkale (Assos)
Aksaray
Aksaray
Behramkale (Assos)
Batman
Batman
Behramkale (Assos)
Bayburt
Bayburt
Behramkale (Assos)
Karaman
Karaman
Behramkale (Assos)
Kırıkkale
Kırıkkale
Behramkale (Assos)
Şırnak
Şırnak
Behramkale (Assos)
Yalova
Yalova
Behramkale (Assos)
Iğdır
Iğdır
Behramkale (Assos)
Osmaniye
Osmaniye
Behramkale (Assos)
Zonguldak
Zonguldak
Behramkale (Assos)
Karabük
Karabük
Behramkale (Assos)
Bartın
Bartın
Behramkale (Assos)
Ardahan
Ardahan
Behramkale (Assos)
Kilis
Kilis
Behramkale (Assos)
Düzce
Düzce
Behramkale (Assos)

Colloquial
Colloquial
Colloquial
Aegean Region
Aegean Region
Behramkale (Assos)
Black Sea Region
Black Sea Region
Behramkale (Assos)
Central Anatolia Region
Central Anatolia Region
Behramkale (Assos)
Eastern Anatolia Region
Eastern Anatolia Region
Behramkale (Assos)
Marmara Region
Marmara Region
Behramkale (Assos)
Mediterranean Region
Mediterranean Region
Behramkale (Assos)
Southeastern Anatolia Region
Southeastern Anatolia Region
Behramkale (Assos)

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