Turkey is a crossroads of European, Arab and Asian civilizations, symbolized by the cosmopolitan Istanbul, its economic and cultural capital, and is also a formidable mosaic of landscapes. From the lush mountains adorned with monasteries overlooking the Black Sea to the reliefs sculpted by erosion and volcanic eruptions in Cappadocia, from the steppes and canyons of Anatolia to the 7,000 km of coastline bathed by four seas, this destination has enough to fill many trips well accompanied by its Turkish tour guide. There is a wide choice between the many remarkable archaeological sites such as the ancient ancient city of Ephesus, the mythical Troy or the tomb of Nemrut Dag, the cities steeped in history such as Istanbul, Ankara, Antalya or Konya, seaside resorts such as Bodrum or Marmaris, the fine sandy beaches of the Turquoise coast, or the countless hiking trails, the most prestigious of which is without doubt the climb of Mount Arafat (5 165 m), the highest point in the country. You can also imagine the lifestyle of the sultans by visiting the famous Topkapi Palace. And we don't talk to you about the local cuisine and traditional hospitality of the Turkish people, never stingy with a welcome tea or coffee. A trip to Turkey is a dive into the remains of the Ottoman and Byzantine Empire. Due to its geographical location, Turkey is a real gateway to Europe and Asia. You will find by leafing through your Turkey guide many addresses of places to visit during your stay.
