If you want to see some of the most beautiful landscapes in Turkey, come see the Aegean Region.
The shores by the majestic coastline of the Aegean Sea display the beautiful clear water, beautiful beaches, olive groves, and pine woods.
The area is full of fishing harbors, holiday villages, and the remains of more than 5,000 years of history, including mythology and culture.
Visit the Aegean Region if you love sports, nature, bathing in the sun, archeology, or photography.
You will also love the weather in the Aegean Region of Turkey.
The winters are warm.
Autumn is sunny.
Spring is mild, and summer is hot.
The mountains and sea help keep the climate mild.
The summer is perfect for sunbathing and water sports.
Autumn is wonderful for viewing the beautiful countryside and ancient ruins.
The weather is even mild in January and February.
There are a variety of hotels in the Aegean Coast of Turkey, including the Aegean Dream Resort Hotel, Aegean Gate Hotel, the Akropolis Guest House, the Anzac House, and others.
One of the attractions in the Aegean Region of Turkey is the Aegean Holiday Village.
You will see exceptionally designed buildings, beautiful gardens, and a spectacular beachfront.
It is wonderful area for sunbathing.
There are countless historical attractions and museums in the Aegean Region of Turkey.
You can view Mount Nemrut Tumulus, a monument King Antiochus I had constructed in honor to himself.
The Selcuk, in Ephesus, one of the greatest outdoor museums in Turkey, maybe the world, contains the ruins, culture, and history of this once great city and is one of the two of the Seven Wonders of the World you can see in Turkey.
The other Wonder, which is also in the town of Bodrum, as is the Selcuk, is the Mausoleum, which was built by Queen Artemisia for her husband King Mausolus.
The Bodrum Castle was built by the St.
John Knights in the 1400's.
The castle is one of the last examples in the world of Crusader architecture.
While you are in the castle, you can view the only museum in the world of underwater archeology.
In the museum there is a wreck of a ship than was sunk 32 centuries ago.
There are hundreds of items in the museum that were found in the water.
There are also a variety of mosques and churches in the Aegean Region of Turkey.
The Hisar Mosque is the largest and oldest in Izmir and was built in the 16th century.
Other mosques in Izmir are Salepcioglu and Sadirvan.
You will also find decorated cave churches.
In the town of Alasehir, which in Greek is Philadelphia, you can visit a town that once housed one of the seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation in the Bible.
Whatever you are looking for, you can probably find it in the Aegean Region of Turkey.
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