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Bounded by three different seas and bridging Europe and Asia, Turkey offers excellent food, welcoming people, and a fascinating blend of history, cultures, wonderful beaches, archeological treasures and natural wonders. Multi-continental Istanbul has glorious mosques, palaces, and Roman temples surrounded by the Bosphorus, and the colorful Grande Bazaar offers everything from spices to gold.
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Ephesus is an ancient history buff’s delight, and one of the best-preserved classical cities, and The Valley of the Fairy Chimneys is a natural wonder, where erosion-created volcanic rock pinnacles rise from the countryside. The Aegean’s resort town of Bodrum offers a great base for boat tours, water sports by day, and raucous discos by night, and along Turkey’s southern coast there are hundreds of Greek and Roman ruins Language: Turkish (official), Kurdish, Arabic, Armenian, Greek. Major International Airports Include: City | Airport | Airport Code | Distance From City | | Ankara | Esenboga Int’l | ESB | 25 miles N | | Istanbul | Ataturk Int’l | IST | 15 miles W | | Izmir | Adnan Menderes Airport | ZRH | 10 miles S |
For more airport information including availability and cost of transportation to and from the city, rental car availability, airport websites, telephone numbers and more, we recommend the Airport Transit Guide.
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Don't take Traveler's Checks with you to Turkey. Most stores don't accept them. Banks are the only ways to cash them and you may end up waiting for an hour while they verify the checks. Instead, take US dollars or Euros with you and you'll be able to exchange them easily. -
Silver Spring, MD,
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