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Best Tourist Activities in Turkey

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Should you find yourself in Turkey, these are the places you want to try to be sure to visit.

Rated 0 points - posted 14 years ago by phdlist in category Travel.

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1.

Explore the Blue Mosque.

This one is only so far down on the list because it’s hard to miss it, assuming you’re in Istanbul.

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See Cappadocia from Hot Air Balloon.

If it’s possible within your budget, set aside a couple hundred dollars to tour the “fairy chimney” area by balloon. And if it isn’t within your budget, get up early one morning to watch them balloons from the ground.

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3.

See Topkapi Palace in Istanbul.

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4.

Shop in Istiklal Caddesi.

This is the “more modern” shopping district of Istanbul.

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5.

Visit Ephesus.

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6.

Tour the Islands of Fethiye Bay.

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7.

Sleep in a tree house in Olympos.

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8.

Shop at Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar.

You have to at least see it … if for no other reason than to say that you did.

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9.

Explore Istanbul’s Spice Bazaar.

It’s much more interesting than the Grand Bazaar, which can become exhausting after an hour or so.

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10.

Becomed awed by the Aya Sofia.

See “Blue Mosque.”

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11.

Cruise the Bosphorus.

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12.

Istanbul Property

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Stroll through the Goreme Open Air Museum.

In the heart of Cappadocia, this World Heritage site allows you to explore a compound of Byzantine churches and monasteries carved out of the “fairy chimneys” for which this area is known.