Ankara, the capital and the second largest city of Turkey, is a modern metropolis and a place for contrasts.The historical centre of the old citadel stands against the modern city which, in the south and west, is made up of well-planned neighbourhoods, chic boulevards and impressive buildings.

Not located far from Southeast Anatolia, lies at the southernmost tip of the country, Antakya was one of the most important centers of power in ancient times like Rome and Alexandria.

Antalya, the center of the same named province, offers the right choice for each visitor. No matter how you imagine your vacation, short or long, your trip to this beautiful city on the Turkish Riviera offers numerous leisure activities.

Bodrum was built on the ruins of ancient Halicarnassus. Nestled among the coves of Gulluk and Gokova, this picturesque town is surrounded by pine forests.

Dalaman is a popular holiday region for travelers. Especially the beautiful beaches and bathing possibilities attract tourists to this region. Bays with exceptional beauty adorn the coastline; particularly the area of Kapıdağ peninsula makes the hearts beat faster.

Istanbul, formerly Constantinople and Byzantium, has many names and faces. In this magnificent city, you can face ancient and modern, hectic and tranquillity in an exciting connection.

The Aegean coast of Turkey is one of the oldest and most popular holiday destinations in the country. Not without reason is it called the "Pearl of the Aegean”. This beautiful city is surrounded by clear waters of coastline bordering wide olive groves, pine forests and rocky beaches.

The portrait of a treeless barren landscape is connected with Anatolia to get the first glimpse of infinite Asia.

Away from modern mass tourism and still largely intact, the Black Sea region is one of the most beautiful and unspoiled parts of Turkey.

In the south, along the Syrian and Iraqi border, the dry steppes of the Mesopotamian plain dominate the landscape. The soil, however, is dominated by the foothills of the Taurus Mountains and the arteries of the Tigris and Euphrates with their dams.