Lycia is the historical name of the Tekke Peninsula, on Turkey’s South-west coast. Mountains rise from the rocky coastline, providing … More
Tag: Historical Sites
The City of Aphrodisias
The City of Aphrodisias itself is probably one of the most impressive ancient cities of Anatolia, with a number of well-preserved buildings and sculptures dating from the Roman period.
Xanthos
Xanthos was the capital city of the Lycian Federation and was its greatest city throughout Lycian history. It became famous … More
Beçin
Beçin is located 5km South of the Milas District, Muğla Province. The city has hosted many civilizations however, it was … More
Diyarbakir – An Overview
Situated on the banks of the Tigris river in South-Eastern Anatolia, Diyarbakir still carries a medieval air. Black basalt walls … More
The Underground Water Structures of Gaziantep
The city of Gaziantep is located on the edge of the Alleben Stream and the settlement history of the city … More
The Path of Abraham
The Abraham Path is a cultural route connecting the cities associated with Abraham’s journey to the promised land. Storytelling, kindness … More
The Walls of Constantinople
The Walls of Constantinople are a succession of walls that have bordered and safeguarded the city of Constantinople (Modern day … More
Kızılhisar Castle
Kızılhisar Castle (Red Fortress), also known by the names Keçi Kalesi or Goat Castle, is sat atop on Alamandağ Hill, … More
Sumela Monastery, Trabzon
Sumela Monastery is a Greek Orthodox monastery, devoted to the Virgin Mary, nestled into the side of the Melá Mountain, … More
Friends of Fethiye 