What to see and do in Mardin, Turkey? High above the plains of Mesopotamia lies one of Turkey’s most fascinating cities – a place where honey-coloured limestone houses climb the mountainside and where church bells, calls to prayer and millennia of history come together. Historic caravanserais, Syriac Orthodox monasteries, lively bazaars and magical sunsets await.
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In the heart of southeastern Turkey, where the plains of Mesopotamia meet limestone-clad hills, lies Midyat – a city that feels like a movie set even before you enter the old town.
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The Mardin Biennial is a recurring international art festival held in the southeastern corner of Turkey. The festival showcases contemporary art – in beautiful historical settings.
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Stone houses glowing in the evening sun, narrow alleys where church bells and calls to prayer mix wildly, and a view of Mesopotamia for miles. We traveled to Mardin in southeastern Turkey – and found one of the most fascinating places we've ever visited.
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After travelling around and seeing several historical sites in the Antalya region, I thought I had seen it all. I was really impressed by how well preserved the sites are despite around 2000 years of weather, wine and earthquakes. But even though we visited several ancient cities and amphitheatres, the ruined city of Pinara was something that stunned the whole company. This is an experience not to be missed.
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After a few days in and around Antalya, it is time to continue the tour of the region and there are many gems along the coast. We continue with the adventures in the Antalya region and enjoy the beautiful views with the mountains on one side and the sea on the other. But after several historical sites and driving, you need to stretch your legs a bit.
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We continue to explore the Turkish Mediterranean coast around Antalya and visit the smaller towns that are best reached by car through the beautiful surroundings. If you visit Antalya and have a week to spend, visit some of the historical sites, you will not regret it.
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Antalya is located on the Turkish Mediterranean coast and is beautifully surrounded by mountains and vast forests. It may sound a bit clichéd, but the city actually offers something for everyone and there is accommodation in all styles and classes.
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Today we present a guest article
Planning a trip to Turkey is like preparing for a journey through the crown jewels of history, culture and natural beauty. A melting pot of civilisations, the country offers not only impressive historical sites but also outstanding natural landscapes and a deeply rooted cultural heritage.
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It is the middle of the night when I land at the extremely large airport in Istanbul, by taxi it takes 45 minutes to Sultanhamet, the old town, where I have booked accommodation in a hostel. I wake up the poor sleeping night staff and crawl into a bunk bed in a room for 6 people.
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