If there is something that really characterizes Turkey and part of their culture are the markets “Pazarlar”. Almost in all the towns and cities there is a day for the “pazar”. Quite a popular event and the … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: June 2014
Laodicea was one of the wealthiest cities in Asia Minor, comparable in population to Ephesus. Located on a major trade route, it was known for its financial institutions, its fine black wool and its medical school. In Book … Continue reading
A very typical healthy and extremely tasty dish in Turkey, Casserole with mushrooms and chicken. And extremely easy to cook a dish that everyone likes. Moreover, if you have a celiac at home, this is a gluten free recipe. Ingredients: … Continue reading
Two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World are located in Turkey, are the Temple of Artemis and the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. If we add the Colossus of Rhodes, to 45 minute ferry Marmaris, almost half of those … Continue reading
The truth is that when we decided to visit Ildiri we did not know that we would find, because the truth is that no one told us about this place before and none of our friends had visited it. Located on the … Continue reading
Nobody could imagine that the son of a stonemason who learned the trade from his father in the year Cappadocia 1500 would become the greatest architect of the Ottoman Empire and one of the most influential … Continue reading
Olympos was one of the six Lycian cities. It was located along a valley that ends in the sea at the foot of Mount Olympos. The city was abandoned for centuries but today is one of the beaches … Continue reading