Top Things to do in Aydin Province
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What to do and see in Aydin Province, Turkish Aegean Coast: The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Aydin Province, Turkey including Aphrodisias, Ephesus Tours, Amores 1 - Boat Tours, Ephesus Taxi Service, Afrodisias Museum, Hacivat Shop, Kusadasi Tour Company, Dubliners Karaoke Bar, Priene Antik Kenti, Miletus.
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1. Aphrodisias
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5.0 based on 442 reviews
Once the capital of the province of Lydia, the site features well-preserved city walls, the temple of Aphrodite, the theatre, and the stadium.
Reviewed By anavaquer - Eugene, United States
I was surprised to see that this place does not receive many visitors, yet it is every bit as spectacular a site like Ephesus. This is a beautiful location where you will see the remains of Roman Baths, senatorial meeting hall, large stadium and chariot racetrack in very good condition than the Circus Maximus (though a bit smaller in size).
2. Ephesus Tours
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5.0 based on 849 reviews
We are a professional licensed tour company organizing private tours and shore excursions to Ephesus and other archeological, religious and cultural sites of Turkey since 2001.
3. Amores 1 - Boat Tours
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5.0 based on 207 reviews
Beautiful day out on the eagean sea on a classic wooden sailing boat, called a gullet. An all inclusive day with only a maximum of 20 guests on board. Snorkel equipment and fishing lines on board, free to juse. And at the end of the day, sailing home Kusadasi.
4. Ephesus Taxi Service
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5.0 based on 490 reviews
Kusadasi, Selcuk... (Ephesus +House of Mother Mary +Temple of Artemis +Basilica of St John +Selcuk City Tour ...Pamukkale +Hierapolis +Didyma+Miletos +Priene) We are Ready with Brand new Cars.
5. Afrodisias Museum
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5.0 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By 807heatherf - Sydney, Australia
Afrodisias is a truly amazing site and definitely worth a visit - although a little "off the beaten track" the whole area is quite breathtaking. Archaeologists are currently on-site and working. There is also a Museum on-site (air conditioned) with excellent examples of statues and friezes taken from the excavations. Once the area has been reconstructed the plan is to return these statues to their original places. You can also visit a "stadium". The whole area is well signposted and there is no entry charge.
6. Hacivat Shop
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5.0 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By 473kurtn
Efe and his team of artists are truly the best. I have know Efe for several years as I have visited him on many occasions and highly recommend his shop! True artists and quality products at a fair price. Enjoy!!!????????????????????????
7. Kusadasi Tour Company
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5.0 based on 805 reviews
At Tour Altinkum Travel, we excel at helping you get your vacation planned in Turkey&Greece. Not just any vacation, but exceptional vacations filled with inspiring and life-enriching experiences. Our approach is different. We have customized or pre-planing holiday packages, sightseeing tours in different cities and combined holiday packages. We work with leading travel specialist&partners who are the most qualifield to make your dream trip happen. We are expert at finding you local tour operators for your sightseeing activities in different cities of Turkey&Greece. Each travel specialist partner on Tour Altinkum Travel is personally and meticulously screened by us. You will only be traveled with specialist who are true experts on regions. Our travel speicalist&partners Excel at handcrafting and coordinating complex itineraries. Their expertise and connections cover all logistics,transportation, guides and insider Access to unique experienceas well as 24/7 support throughout your trip
8. Dubliners Karaoke Bar
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5.0 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Mollie241 - Waterford, Ireland
The Dubliner Kusadasi is a Brillant Bar there’s all ways a great Crack there Karaoke there everynite if you like to go up and sing a song lots of games there that Haci organise and of course Mehmet is Brillant in the bar with all the lovely cocktails ????????And the food there is fabulous well worth a visit if your in Kusadasi .
9. Priene Antik Kenti
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4.5 based on 413 reviews
Once an ancient city of Ionia, Prine, with its well-preserved remains of the Temple of Athena, theater, gymnasium and many excavated houses, form one of the best examples of the grid type of town-planning.
Reviewed By oktaylin - Enfield, United Kingdom
This is the second time visiting this ancient site and yet once again blown away by the layout of this once-upin-a-time city. The this time was 10tl, increased from 5tl since my last visit. And I did mention that the site was not maintained well by the on-site management regarding rubbish, although there seems to be -some- progress now. We were upset this time as there was a recent fire that caught the lower part of the site, damaging a significant area. These areas were filled with ash and burnt trees; the firemans hose(s) were left on site. The best way to get here is by car as it is on a hilltop, just beneath a vertical mountain slope and somewhat from a relative distance from the popular tourist destinations. There are plenty parking spaces as the site is not, strangely enough, as popular as other sites like Efes (Ephesus). If you are travelling here on a -very- hot day (40ish) then be sure to take a water bottle with you as there is a lot of walking to do. Unfortunately the kiosk at the entrance did not sell water so we had to go back down to the village just below the site. Upon entering the site, you walk up the huge ancient stairs after which you will find signs directing you to the various areas pf the city. You will also come across some parts in the city that has been closed for archaeological excavation, which shows that the city may be bigger than it seems. Whilst there is no logical route of direction, I would strongly suggest you take the time to explore every possible corner of this ancient city. Be careful of the “no access” areas though, they’ve been closed as it can be dangerous to enter.
10. Miletus
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4.5 based on 447 reviews
Reviewed By razza61 - Gatton, Australia
We visited on a shore tour from Kusadasi. Our first stop was Ephesus, then onto Miletus. A lot of driving in our day, but it was so worth it. We were unable to visit the Great Theatre at Ephesus and were disappointed, so it was great to be able to sit in the majestic ampitheatre here at Miletus. One of our fellow travellers, who was unable to climb the stairs treated us to a performance of a Scottish song his Dad use to sing to him. So yes, to truly appreciate this attraction you do need to negotiate quite a few steps. Also on site are several other ruins that highlight where the past 4 harbours of Miletus were. Incredibly to imagine this ancient city was once coastal and is now 5 miles inland. The ingenious construction of the Baths of Faustina can be found here as well.
