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Korumar Ephesus Beach & Spa Resort
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Korumar Ephesus Beach & Spa Resort bills itself as a five-star ultra all-inclusive resort on the Turkish Aegean coast. It’s exactly what it sounds like: a sprawling seaside complex where breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, drinks and even many activities come bundled into one price. In other words, once you arrive, you rarely need to leave. […]
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MaviBahçe Shopping Center
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MaviBahçe (“Blue Garden”) is not merely a mall; it is İzmir’s most ambitious shopping and lifestyle destination. Opened to the public on 14 November 2015, this expansive complex in Karşıyaka was conceived as a kind of modern Aegean town square for İzmirites. From its very mission statement – a “meeting place for people and their […]
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İzmir Optimum Shopping Mall
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Located in the Gaziemir district between İzmir’s city center and Adnan Menderes Airport, İzmir Optimum AVM stands as one of Turkey’s largest and most modern shopping destinations. With over 80,000 square meters of leasable space and roughly 270–280 shops, Optimum offers a level of scale and variety that few competitors match. Visitors find more than […]
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Kemeraltı Bazaar
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Kemeraltı Bazaar remains İzmir’s bustling historic quarter, with traders selling fish, fruit, spices and sweets in its narrow streets morning to night. Stretching from the old harbor near Konak Square to the ancient Agora, Kemeraltı is “one of the world’s largest historical open-air bazaars”. For centuries it has been İzmir’s commercial center, and today it […]
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Alsancak
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Alsancak, an upscale waterfront quarter of İzmir, is celebrated as the city’s vibrant social and cultural hub. Once known in Ottoman times as La Punta (“the Cape”), it long housed the city’s upper-middle class. Today it is better known for its lively beachfront promenade (the Kordon), its energetic nightlife, and its mix of historic charm […]
Historic Sites
Library of Celsus
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Set like a marble jewel among the ruins of Ephesus, the Library of Celsus commands immediate attention. This two-story façade, carved from white Proconnesian and Phrygian marble, is one of the most iconic relics of the ancient world. The library stands in what is now Turkey’s İzmir Province (near the modern town of Selçuk) and […]
Historic Sites
House of the Virgin Mary
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The restored stone chapel of Meryem Ana (the House of the Virgin Mary) perches high on Bülbüldağı (Mount Nightingale) overlooking the plains of ancient Ephesus. The modest structure and its red-tile roof merge into the wooded slopes, evoking a sense of calm centuries removed from modern bustle. Here, among olive groves and pine, pilgrims of […]
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Ephesus Ancient Greek Theatre
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Perched on the steep flank of Mount Pion, the Great Theatre of Ephesus commands the ancient city’s skyline with a silent grandeur. Today, travelers pause on Ephesus’s marble-paved streets and look up at this massive stone amphitheater in awe. It stands as a remarkable testament to the grandeur and cultural ambition of antiquity. Historians and […]
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Observation Decks & Towers
Tarihi Asansör
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In the late 19th century, the Izmir district of Karataş was literally cut in two. A high cliff separated a bustling seaside neighborhood from the upper city, and the only connection was a steep staircase of exactly 155 steps – nicknamed the “Devidas’ın Merdiveni” (Devidas’s Ladder) by locals. For the working people of Karataş and […]
Historic Sites
Terrace Houses of Ephesus
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Beneath the famed façades of Ephesus – the Celsus Library and the vast theatre – lie the Terrace Houses, an extraordinary complex of Roman residences built into the hillside. These so-called “Slope Houses” (Yamaç Evleri) were the private villas of Ephesus’s wealthiest citizens. They stand on the northern slope of Bülbüldağı (Mount Nightingale), above Curetes […]
Historic Sites
Pergamon Ancient City
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Nestled among the olive-clad hills of western Turkey, the ruins of Pergamon command a sweeping view of the Aegean plain. From this lofty vantage the ancient city unfolds: terraced stairways lead to temples and theaters carved into the rock. UNESCO has praised Pergamon’s acropolis as “the capital of the Hellenistic Attalid dynasty, a major centre […]
Streets & Neighbourhoods
Kordon Alsancak Izmir
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The Kordon (or Kordonboyu) of Izmir is far more than a mere waterfront promenade: it is the beating heart of the city’s social life. From dawn to dusk—and long into the night—locals and visitors alike flock here to stroll, socialize, and soak up the salty imbat sea breeze. Indeed, Kordon has become synonymous with Izmir’s […]
Historic Sites
Izmir Clock Tower (Saat Kulesi)
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Rising above İzmir’s Konak Square, the İzmir Clock Tower (Turkish: İzmir Saat Kulesi) is a graceful marble octagon 25 metres tall, designed by Raymond Charles Péré in 1901 for the silver jubilee of Sultan Abdülhamid II. Its tiers of pointed arches and arabesque detailing blend Ottoman tradition with Moorish flair, and four small domed fountains […]
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Asclepion of Pergamon
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Pergamon’s acropolis was once celebrated as a seat of Hellenistic learning and culture, but by the 2nd century CE its identity had shifted to something more spiritual. UNESCO notes that the city later “became known for its Asclepieion healing centre”. Indeed, scholars record that in this era “Pergamon’s fame as a center of healing and […]
Streets & Neighbourhoods
Konak Square (Konak Meydanı)
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Konak Square (Konak Meydanı) serves as Izmir’s bustling epicenter – a crossroads of history, culture, and daily life. At its center stands the ornate İzmir Clock Tower, surrounded by a constellation of landmarks: a seaside mosque (the Yalı Camii), the Governor’s Mansion, and public buildings that flank its edges. Together they form a public space […]
Historic Sites
Ephesus Ancient City
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The ruins of Ephesus, near modern Selçuk, Turkey, rank among the most iconic of antiquity. Once hailed by Pliny as the “second light of Asia”, Ephesus dominated the western shores of Asia Minor for a millennium and more. Its monumental remains – the marbled Library of Celsus, the 24,000-seat Great Theatre, the lavish Terrace Houses […]
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