15天自驾土耳其，行程设计、路线图使你一次梦游经典景点。
11 cities |
25 attraction(s) |
total distance 2136
km
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Day1: Istanbul
3 attraction(s) ·
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Iconic, storied mosque set within a vast, domed former Byzantine church with stained-glass windows.
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Day2: Bursa
2 attraction(s) ·
3 km
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Built by Mehmed I, it marked the shift from Persian-style architecture of the Seljuk Empire period to pure Turkish-style architecture. The building is spectacularly beautiful, with exquisitely designed walls and marble sculptures that are truly enchanting.
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Day3: Canakkale
1 attraction(s) ·
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Landmark site of the ancient city of Troy, featuring scattered stone ruins & a Trojan horse replica.
Day4: Izmir
2 attraction(s) ·
1 km
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The Izmir Archaeological Museum houses a vast collection of Greek and Roman artifacts, some of which are top-notch masterpieces. Visitors must pay special attention to the ornately decorated sarcophagi, the giant head of Roman Emperor Domitian, and the stunning frieze. The exhibition hall showcases a range of historical treasures, including ancient artifacts from the cities of Iasos, Candarli, Bergama, and Bayrakli, representing the prehistoric period of Iasos city's archaeological excavations during 3000 BC, earthenware pottery from Anatolia including prototype geometric and geometric era pottery, as well as black-red figure patterned vases from the Archaic period, Greek-style water jars, various containers, glass vases, masks, statues and other artifacts, such as the Milena (Ariaca) Eros statue.
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Konak Clock Tower Square is a significant square located along the Aegean coast and is at the center of Izmir city. The Konak Clock Tower, located at the center of the square, is one of the iconic buildings of Izmir and was built in 1901. In addition, there are other notable buildings around the square such as the Izmir City Hall and the Konak Mosque.
Day5: Izmir > Selcuk
3 attraction(s) ·
60 km
3
Landmark archaeological site with monumental ruins of Roman & Greek temples, a theater & library.
Day6: Izmir > Pamukkale
2 attraction(s) ·
160 km
Day7: Pamukkale > Fethiye
2 attraction(s) ·
138 km
2
Day8: Fethiye
1 attraction(s) ·
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Day9: Antalya
2 attraction(s) ·
3 km
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Antalya Archaeological Museum is one of the famous attractions in Antalya, displaying a large number of local historical artifacts and documents that have been excavated. Its collection is highly valuable and worth a visit for tourists.
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The Hadrian's Gate is a marble monument built during the reign of the Roman Emperor Hadrian (117-138 AD). Located in the old town area, many family-run guesthouses use this ancient city gate as a landmark. The three arches of the Hadrian's Gate are intricately carved and the stone columns are extremely beautiful. Partial remains of the ancient city walls still surround it. It is a well-known landmark in the old city and one of the important sites easily found by tourists.
Day10: Antalya > Avanos > Goreme
3 attraction(s) ·
417 km
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Stone-built quarters in a refined cave hotel offering park views & complimentary Wi-Fi.
Day11: Goreme
2 attraction(s) ·
2 km
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If you can only visit one attraction in Cappadocia, you must go to the Goreme Open Air Museum. This is Turkey's world cultural heritage, a group of buildings built on natural geological foundations, including cave churches, chapels and monasteries. The open-air museum is located in a steep valley, containing the natural, historical and cultural elements of Cappadocia, and bringing together more than 30 differently sized cave churches. These churches were originally built by Christians who fled from political persecution and migrated to Cappadocia. They were built by carving into the mountain, and the interior is decorated with colorful murals, which are very exciting. Some of the more famous churches include the Apple Church, St. Barbara Church, Snake Church, Dark Church, Buckle Church, El Nazar Church, Sandals Church, and Sakli Church.
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The name of Rose Valley vividly depicts the distant scene of the valley. Streams, floods, and frost cause rocks to crack, and the softer parts are eroded away, forming a unique lunar-like landscape. There are many cone-shaped, pyramid-shaped, and spire-shaped wonders in the valley, some of which are called "fairy chimneys": the wind blows through the valley, and sand comes rushing towards you, making you feel insignificant and marvel at the fleeting nature of things.
Day12: Konya
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The most important monument in Konya is the mausoleum of Mevlana Jalal ed-Din Muhammad Rumi. Rumi was a famous Sufi poet and the founder of the Mevlevi Sufi Order in the Middle Ages. He was born in Balkh, Khurasan (now Tajikistan), but fled to Anatolia to avoid the Mongol invasions. Later, he was invited by Sultan Ala' ud-Din Kayqubad to preach in Konya, where he became famous. The mausoleum in Konya is the final resting place of Rumi and other important members of the Order, and also serves as the headquarters of the Mevlevi Order. The museum covers a large garden and important buildings include the Rumi Mausoleum, the Mevlana Family Mausoleum, a mosque, and a seminary. The Rumi Mausoleum was built in 1274 and is a magnificent structure, with the blue-tiled tomb tower being a major feature. The whole museum has a high artistic value and deep historical significance.
Day13: Konya
2 attraction(s) ·
1 km
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Grand 13th-century mosque in Konya's citadel, home to dynastic tombs & an adjacent flower garden.
Day14: Konya > Istanbul
2 attraction(s) ·
461 km
Day15: Istanbul
1 attraction(s) ·
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