Starting from Istanbul and extending to Izmir, this 6-day route brings together the most special stops of Marmara and the Aegean. Offering a wide range of discovery opportunities from the historical texture of cities to their natural beauties, from ancient cities to lively bazaars, this plan also includes suitable distances and various activities for families. A new story awaits you in a different city every day.
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25 stops · 6 day
Stretching along the European shore of the Bosphorus in Beşiktaş's chic Bebek neighborhood, this waterfront promenade is one of Istanbul's most popula…
Located on the shores of the Bosphorus on the Asian side, Çengelköy is one of Istanbul's most peaceful and nostalgic neighborhoods. With its historic …
Connecting Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus, the July 15 Martyrs Bridge made engineering history in Turkey upon its opening in 1973. Forming one o…
Rising at the peak of Anadolu Kavağı, where the Bosphorus opens into the Black Sea, Yoros Castle is one of Istanbul's most impressive historical spots…
Crossing the Golden Horn between Eminönü and Karaköy, the Galata Bridge is one of Istanbul's most iconic structures. At 490 meters long, the bridge is…
Rising along Istanbul's ancient land walls in the Fatih district, Yedikule Fortress is a 1,600-year-old open-air museum where Byzantine ramparts meet …
Stretching along the shores of the Sea of Marmara in Istanbul's Kadıköy district, Moda Coastal Park is one of the city's favorite outdoor recreation s…
Located in a historic mansion in Kadıköy's Göztepe neighborhood, the Istanbul Toy Museum was founded by poet Sunay Akın on April 23, 2005. Housing ove…
Located right next to the Grand Mosque (Ulu Cami), Bursa Grand Bazaar is a vibrant market continuing a centuries-old commercial tradition today. Offer…
Located north of Bursa's Reşat Oyal Kültürpark, the Open-Air Theatre is one of Bursa's most popular event venues, with a total capacity of 5,000 peopl…
Located in Bursa's Nilüfer district right next to the Odunluk Neighborhood, Atatürk Kent Ormanı spans approximately 150 hectares, making it one of the…
Located 12 km from central Bursa on the banks of the Nilüfer Stream, Misi Village is a favorite getaway featuring Ottoman-era stone houses, a traditio…
Situated on an elevation commanding Balıkesir's city center, Çamlık Hill is a prominent recreational area offering panoramic urban views. Featuring a …
Lining the cobblestone streets of Cunda Island, part of Ayvalık, these historic stone houses are among the strongest traces of the island's Greek heri…
As one of the highest points on Cunda Island, Aşıklar Tepesi (Lovers' Hill) stands out with its sweeping panoramic views of the Ayvalık Gulf and surro…
Taş Kahve, a 200-year-old historical symbol of Cunda Island, is an indispensable stop on the island with its column-free structure built with local ga…
Covering 22 islands and approximately 19,624 hectares in the northern Aegean, Ayvalık Islands Nature Park is one of Turkey's largest nature parks, att…
Akpınar Recreation Area, located 7 kilometers from Manisa city center at the foothills of Mount Spil, is a free picnic and relaxation spot where city …
An Ottoman inn from the 19th century located in the city center of Manisa, in the Şehzadeler district. This two-story structure, built with cut stone …
Mount Spil, a symbol of Manisa, was declared a national park in 1969; it is a 6,860-hectare protected area that stands out with its mythological, arch…
Rising on a hill overlooking the Gediz Plain in Manisa's Yunusemre district, Yoğurtçu Castle offers a journey into history with its 12th-13th century …
Ulucak Höyük, located in the Ulucak neighborhood of Kemalpaşa district in İzmir, is considered one of the oldest village settlements in Anatolia. With…
Located near the Kemalpaşa district of İzmir, at the Karabel Pass on the Kemalpaşa-Torbalı highway, this rock relief dates back to the 13th century BC…
Karagöl, located in the Menemen district of İzmir, at the foothills of Mount Yamanlar, is a small crater lake approximately 850 meters high. Surrounde…
Izmir Natural Life Park, located in the Sasalı district of Çiğli, spans an area of 425,000 square meters. It is one of Europe's largest natural life p…
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