Region: Aegean and Marmara

A Germiyanid Caravanserai built to serve travellers along the Kütahya Afyon road, Eğret Han was built to serve travellers on the medieval silk road.

A Germiyanid Caravanserai built to serve travellers along the Kütahya Afyon road, Çakırsazhan was built to serve travellers on the medieval silk road.

An often overlooked ruin, the city of Kibyra is home to beautiful colonnade streets, theaters, a grand Roman stadium, and the stunning Medusa Mosaic.

Home to sea turtles, miles of sandy beaches, soaring mountain peaks, the ruins of ancient Kaunos, and hot springs, there’s something for everyone at Dalyan

Çardak Han was built in the 13th century as a fortified inn, or Caravanserai, to protect caravans passing along the Silk Road on the western frontier of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum

An otherworldly landscape full of prehistoric art, abandoned monasteries, Hittite engravings, castles, and ancient ruins.

Hidden among the olive tree covered hills of Muğla, the ancient city of Euromos is home to one of Turkey’s best preserved classical temples.

The home of ancient sculptors and philosophers, the City of Aphrodisias is full of beautiful classical architecture and the stunning carvings of gods and emperors.

Bursa: a city of Ottoman imperial grandeur, with soaring domes, winding ancient streets, great food, and opulent tombs, all set against the green of soaring mountains

A small town of farmers and artists carrying on the centuries old tradition of Iznik Tile making amidst the remains of once great Byzantine Nicaea, one of the most important places in the history of the Christian Church.

The resident Art of Wayfaring Turkish Bath connoisseurs give their review of Bursa’s 15th century Çakır Ağa Turkish Bath

The scant remains of a city built on the Ulubey Canyon by Alexander the Great as he conquered his way through Asia Minor beginning the Hellenistic Period.

Winding its way through the Turkish countryside, Ulubey Canyon is home to the ruins of Blaundus Ancient city, the picturesque Clandras Bridge, and canyon vistas.

One of Turkey’s most unusual cultural sights, the Selçuk Camel Wrestling Festival is a one of a kind experience filled with food, music, and a whole lot of camels.

Home to one of the best preserved Roman Temples in the world, the ruins of Aizanoi offer visitors a glimpse of ancient splendor without the crowds.

The Ruined City of Pınara in Muğla is a relatively untouched site with rock cut tombs and magnificent Lycian architecture spread throughout a forested valley.

A world renowned trekking trail in southern Turkey with 500 kms of epic ruins, sandy beaches, soaring mountains, and deep forests. Whether you do the whole route or just take an afternoon walk this is the best way to see the region beyond the resorts.

The resident Art of Wayfaring Turkish Bath connoisseurs review of Sokullu Hamamı in Edirne

As the home of some of Turkey’s greatest architectural wonders, a UNESCO world heritage site, and the world’s longest running wrestling festival, you need to visit Edirne!

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!

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.