This well-preserved ancient city in the Central Aegean region is centuries old. You can see traces of many civilizations and kingdoms here, making it a must-see place.
Hierapolis
This 2nd Century BC city still has remnants of an Apollo Temple, a necropolis, and a huge amphitheater. Hierapolis’s ruins are in great condition and worth seeing.
Gobekli Tepe
This ancient site is always featured on the History Channel and is one of the oldest sites in the world. Gobekli Tepe’s ancient ruins still baffle scientists.
Troy
This lost city was rediscovered in the 19th Century. Today, Troy has many ruins from old civilizations. 40,000 artifacts from here are preserved in museums in the city.
Perge
Witness the genius of Roman and Greek city planning in Perge. The city’s walls, amphitheater, waterways, necropolis, and bathhouses are a testament to this.
Ani
A popular stop on the Silk Road, Ani was often called the city of 1001 churches. Many ruins of the glorious churches still remain as relics of Ani’s past glory.
Aspendos
One of the best cities to see ancient Roman structures like agoras, gyms, public baths, and aqueducts, Aspendos is believed to have been around since 1000 B.C.
Termessos
Come here to see the ancient ruins and stay for the scenic views. Termessos is based in the Taurus Mountains and has wonderful ruins set against stunning nature.
Mount Nemrut
Home to giant stone heads, Mount Nemrut is an open-air museum that is also home to many eagle and lion, and ancient god statues. The sunsets here are amazing!