With Lycian Ruins, endless beaches of soft sand, windswept dunes, nesting sea turtles, and a quaint town tucked among palms and pines, Patara is a perfect one-stop Mediterranean destination!

A unique collection including a 16th century galley, royal caiques, rowboats, cannons, figureheads and other Naval artifacts in Beşiktaş, Istanbul.

The ruins of Xanthos and Letoon in Turkey are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites for being a unique window into the language, architecture, and culture of ancient Lycia.

A 13th century Byzantine Church with magnificent mosaics and frescoes that once housed the Patriarchate of the Orthodox Church and is now part museum and part mosque.

A massive ruined city being uncovered in the forested valleys of Antalya along Turkey’s Mediterranean coast.

An ornate 13th century caravanserai in Kayseri built as a fortified inn for Caravans traveling the medieval Silk Road by the sultan of the Seljuk Empire.

A 13th century caravanserai in Kayseri built as a fortified inn for Caravans traveling the medieval Silk Road by Seljuk Vizir Karatay.

Set in the dusty mountains of eastern Sivas this sleepy town is home to one of Turkey’s greatest marvels of architecture; the Grand Mosque and Hospital of Divriği.

Sultanhani is a small town in Aksaray centered on a Seljuk Silk Road Caravanserai with a surprising cottage industry of traditional rug weaving.

A shimmering 1,665 square kilometre salt lake in the heart of Central Anatolia.