1)İSTANBUL
The capital of the Ottoman Empire and the ancient city where many cultures lived together.Historical monuments are scattered all over the city, especially in the "Historical Peninsula". The Historical Peninsula is one of the oldest settlements in the city and has been home to two of the greatest civilisations: Byzantine and Ottoman.
The Historic Peninsula is home to many historical buildings. One of the most popular is Hagia Sophia, one of the largest Byzantine churches of all time. The Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace are located near the Hagia Sophia.

2)İZMİR
Izmir is a city where you can get lost in both the deep blue sea and its history.
It has a history that reflects different civilisations with its seaside districts and touristic towns. It also has holiday resorts such as Dikili, Çeşme and Alaçatı.

3)MUĞLA
While it has popular neighbourhoods such as Bodrum and Marmaris, there are also alternatives such as Köyceğiz, Dalaman, Datça. There are many places to see such as Fethiye, Olu Deniz and Butterfly Valley.
 

4)ANTALYA
You should definitely visit this city, which is located on the most beautiful beaches of the south and also has a great wealth of historical places.
5)MARDİN
If you like both an old culture and local flavours, Mardin is for you.
Mardin is one of the intersection points of different religions and cultures. The city is home to historical ruins such as Assyrian monasteries, 800-year-old mosques, Dara Mesopotamian Ruins, Muslim madrasas.
The unique stonework of the buildings and the detailed decorative artwork on the facades are the main features of the architectural style of the buildings in Mardin

6)TRABZON
Trabzon is a special place with its lush nature and special flavours.Trabzon is located on the northeast coast of Turkey in the Black Sea Region. The city was one of the last surviving Byzantine settlements until its conquest by the Ottomans in 1461.

7)BURSA
Historical buildings such as Bursa Ulu Mosque, Bursa Yeşil Mosque and Kozahan are actively used today. Local shops in Kozahan sell quality silk textile products. After a pleasant shopping experience, you may want to take a break in the courtyard of Kozahan. Do not leave Kozahan without sipping your tea under the trees and enjoying the authentic atmosphere in the courtyard of this historical building.

Some of the old Greek settlements such as Tirilye, Mudanya or Gölyazı (Apolyont) stand out as popular tourist excursion centres

8)DENİZLİ
Denizli is an inner Aegean city famous for its thermal resorts and archaeological sites. The most epic place to visit in Denizli is undoubtedly the travertines in Pamukkale.
9)NEVŞEHİR
Nevsehir is located in the heart of the Cappadocia region.
Of all the ancient cities in Turkey, Nevsehir is home to numerous underground settlements built by ancient civilisations.
10)ANKARA
The city of Ankara was carefully planned and built as a Republican city in the early 20th century. The city is full of historical landmarks of the Turkish War of Independence.
In many parts of the city, there are cultural heritages from the Roman period, such as the column of Justinian and the temple of Augustus.