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Ayvalık Travel Guide

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General Information: Ayvalık is located between Çanakkale and İzmir on Türkiye's Aegean Coast
Town features traditional stone houses, cobblestone streets and bougainvillea flowers
More than 2.5 million olive trees cover nearly half of the region
Town is a UNESCO World Heritage candidate due to industrial landscape
Main Attractions: Panagia Phaneromeni church offers healing waters and restored hagiasma fountain
Macaron neighborhood showcases colorful 1800s houses and family-run cafes
Clock Mosque was originally Ayos Ianni Church converted to mosque in 1928
Devil's Feast hill offers sunset views and local legend about Penelope
Cunda Island: Connected to mainland via two bridges
Features Rahmi M. Koç Museum in restored 1873 church
Sevim and Necdet Library houses 1,300 books from 15th century monastery
Lover's Hill provides sea view and cafe terrace
Practical Information: Recommended stay is two days: one for city center, one for Cunda
Accessible by plane, bus, ferry or car from major Turkish cities
Local specialties include Ayvalık toast and Koruk juice
Most restaurants accept only Turkish cards or cash