Aegean
Ancient Ionian cities, olive oil, Alaçatı stone houses and the turquoise Aegean coast.
Aegean
Ancient Ionian cities, olive oil, Alaçatı stone houses and the turquoise Aegean coast.
UNESCO Afyonkarahisar
Taşhan · Aslantaş · Yılantaş
UNESCO Aydın
Nysa · Alinda · Zincirli Han
UNESCO Denizli
Acı Göl · Karagöl · Saklı Göl
UNESCO İzmir
Birgi · Bornova · Çandarlı
Kütahya
Ulu Cami · Mızık Çamı · Çini Müzesi
UNESCO Manisa
Yeni Han · Bin Tepeler · Manisa Kalesi
UNESCO Muğla
Göcek · Güllük · Dalyan
Uşak
Sebaste · Dokur Evi · Ulubey Kanyonu
Civilizations
Troas and Troy
c. 3000 BCE, 500 CE
Troas and Troy shaped Marmara, Aegean between c. 3000 BCE, 500 CE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.
Phrygia
c. 1200, 700 BCE
Phrygia shaped Central Anatolia, Aegean between c. 1200, 700 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.
Lydia
c. 1200, 546 BCE
Lydia shaped Aegean between c. 1200, 546 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.
Ionia
c. 1100, 400 BCE
Ionia shaped Aegean between c. 1100, 400 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.
Caria
c. 1000, 300 BCE
Caria shaped Aegean, Mediterranean between c. 1000, 300 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.
Lycia
c. 1000, 400 BCE
Lycia shaped Mediterranean, Aegean between c. 1000, 400 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.
