Turkey City Breaks
Turkey city breaks - A melting pot of styles
A city break in Turkey is unique. Nowhere else in the world does such a kaleidoscope of cultures collide and mix to form a heady cocktail of distant traditions and forward-thinking. This huge nation – where Europe meets Asia – is home to over 70m people, and a myriad of places to see, and places to eat! Sample the stunning array of indigenous cuisine from gözleme, pide and köfte to kumpir, kebab and pizza, available from quaint restaurants or a traditional street vendor. A Turkey city break is a treat for all the senses.
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City breaks in Turkey - Where East really does meet West
Turkey city break locations offer visitors a relaxed and subdued time… or a raucous, uplifting journey through the ages: the choice is yours! Turkish city breaks incorporate the country’s rich heritage: Noah’s Ark at Mount Ararat; the Aspendos Ruins – a Roman amphitheatre in the far-east – which dates back to 5BC; Marmaris, on the Mediterranean, is the country’s yachting capital, the wealth from which has resulted in a cornucopia of fantastic restaurants, boutiques and nightclubs; Ankara, the country’s capital, is becoming increasingly popular with the city break visitors with a host of museums and temples. City breaks in Turkey must include a trip to Istanbul, the most intriguing city on earth…
Turkey city breaks - Home to Europe’s largest metropolis!
City breaks in Turkey are like no other – especially in Istanbul. The fusion of cultures here is incredible; stunning, ornate mosques sit comfortably with Christian churches in ‘the city on Seven Hills’. With the Black Sea to the north, linked by the Bosporus to the Sea of Marama in the south, the city’s main attractions are grouped around the historic Golden Horn peninsula. Historical sites, amazing shops, and sensational food; that’s Istanbul! A city break in any part of Turkey is likely to be warm, especially in the summer months.
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