Acropolis is Greece's most important landmark with Parthenon temple. Archaeological Museum displays world's most important Greek antiquity collection. Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounio offers stunning sea views. Kallimarmaro Stadium hosted first Modern Olympic Games
Manisa was known as Magnesia ad Sipylum since 500 BC. Muradiye Mosque was built by Mimar Sinan between 1583-1585. Niobe rock tells story of fertility goddess transformed into rock. Yogurtçu Castle was built by Byzantines in 13th century. Sardis Synagogue was Jewish center of Roman Lydia province
Lina Ghotmeh and Asif Khan selected to design two museums in AlUla. Contemporary art museum will showcase works from Red Sea and Mediterranean. Museum of the Incense Road will focus on ancient land and trading routes
Ephesus was founded in 10th century BC by Attic and Ionian colonists. Roman rule began in 129 BC, reaching peak population of 50,000. City was part of Ottoman Empire from 1304 to 1425
Ephesus was founded in 10th century BC by Attic and Ionian colonists. Roman rule began in 129 BC, reaching peak population of 50,000. City was part of Ottoman Empire from 1304 to 1425
Hagia Sophia, built from 537, showcases Byzantine culture and history. Topkapı Palace served as Ottoman sultans' residence for 400 years. Dolmabahçe Palace was Atatürk's first speech venue and final resting place. Archaeological Museum displays over a million artifacts from various cultures