Introduction Turkey is an Asian country located on the southwestern part of Asia. It is part of its territory on the continent of Europe. Turkey overlooks the Black Sea, the Mediterranean Sea and has long coasts on these two islands. Are among the most important aqueducts in the world: the Bosphorus Strait and the Dardanelles Strait.
Tourism in Turkey Turkey is an important destination for many tourists in the world. It is visited by millions of tourists annually. The number of tourists who visited Turkey in 2011 reached more than 31 million. One third of the population of Turkey, and in 2013 the number of tourists who visited Turkey to more than (39) million tourists, and this figure exceeds half the population of Turkey. Turkey is ranked sixth in the list of the world's largest countries in terms of attractions. Tourists visiting Turkey come from several countries in a world such as Germany, Russia, Britain, and others.
Touristic Attractions in Turkey There are many tourist sites in Turkey. These sites consist of ancient archaeological sites, modern and attractive tourist facilities, such as the many seaside resorts on the Turkish coast overlooking the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. Turkey, such as Istanbul, Antalya, Marmaris and others.
Istanbul's tourist attractions Hagia Sophia, originally a cathedral, but converted after the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople into a mosque. In 1935, it became a religious museum. The Byzantines built this cathedral in 537 AD, and Hagia Sophia One of the most important architectural artefacts in the world. The Palace of the High Gate, which is also called the Top Capi. This palace was the administrative center of the Ottoman Empire, but today it has become a museum. The roofed market, the largest covered market in the continent of Europe. Jalata Sarai Bath, Turkish bath built in Ottoman style. Bosphorus Strait, this strait is one of the favorite places for tourists, as they are able to walk by boat.