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Sapanca, which is connected to Adapazarı, is famous for its lake and has developed in recent years with its streams, drinking water basin and forests; It is also very close to many big cities with its location. Sapanca is approximately 25 kilometers from Adapazarı. Despite being so close to the center, it is quite far from the noise and crowd of the city. It is in an extremely convenient location even for your weekend getaways. It is one of the most preferred regions in recent years to spend a very quiet, peaceful weekend in touch with nature. Sapanca Lake, on the other hand, is a 40 square kilometer natural wonder lake surrounded by forests. The diversity of plant species on the coast and the clear blue of the water create a full riot of colors, especially in the spring months when nature comes alive. Shady paths stretching between plane trees and vegetable orchards add a different beauty to the region and the lake. There are also Kırkpınar and Kurtköy towns that you can visit and easily reach when you come to Sapanca. There are streams, large picnic areas, trout farms and restaurants in Kurtköy.

Bursa was the capital of the Ottoman State between 1326 and 1365. The city was referred to as "Hüdavendigar" (meaning "God's Gift") during theOttoman period, while a more recent nickname is "Yeşil Bursa" (meaning "Green Bursa") in reference to the parks and gardens located across its urban tissue, as well as to the vast forests in rich variety that extend in the surrounding region. The city is synonymous with Mount Uludağ which towers behind its core and which is also a famous ski resort. The mausoleums of early the Ottoman sultans are located in Bursa and the numerous edifices built throughout the Ottoman period constitute the city's main landmarks. The surrounding fertile plain, its thermal baths, several interesting museums, notably a rich museum of archaeology, and a rather orderly urban growth are further principal elements that complete Bursa's overall picture. First we will climb to the ULUDAG MOUNT by cable car , we will give you free time to take photos or you can visit the snow area and injoy the snow sport like jetski or snowboard in the winter .

Izmir is one of the oldest cities in the Mediterranean world and has had an almost continuous historical significance for the last 5,000 years. Excavations show settlement contemporary with that of the first city of Troy, dated to the 3rd millennium BC. Greek settlement is clearly evidenced first by the presence of pottery from about 1000 BC. According to the Greek historian Herodotus, the Greek city was founded by the Aeolians but was soon captured by the Ionians. From humble beginnings, it grew into a majestic city in the 7th century with massive walls and two-story house blocks. Captured by Lydia Alyattes about 600 BC, it ceased to exist as a city for about 300 years until it was refounded by either Alexander the Great or his staffs in the 4th century BC at Mount Pagus (modern Kadifekale and in a new area around it; 540 feet [165 meters]). It soon emerged as one of the principal cities of Asia Minor (Anatolia) and was the next center of a civil diocese in the Roman province of Asia, competing with Ephesus and Pergamum for the title of "Asia's first city". Roman emperors visited here and it is celebrated for its wealth, beauty, library, medical school, and rhetorical tradition.

In ancient geography, Cappadocia (Turkish: Kapadokya) was the name of the vast interior of Asia Minor (the Asian part of modern Turkey). The Cappadocia region is the place where nature and history come together in the most beautiful way in the world. While geographical events formed the Fairy Chimneys (Fairy Chimneys), throughout history, people carved houses and churches into these soil columns and decorated them with frescoes and carried the traces of civilizations of thousands of years. Cappadocia contains several underground cities, largely used by early Christians as hiding places before it became a legitimate religion. The Cappadocian Fathers of the fourth century were an integral part of early Christian philosophy. It also spawned another Patriarch of Constantinople, John of Cappadocia, who served, among other people, from 517-520. For most of the Byzantine period, he was relatively undisturbed by conflicts in the region, first with the Sassanid Empire and then with Islamic expansion led by the Arabs.

Antalya is one of the important touristic cities of our country, located in the Mediterranean Region. Its population is around 1.8 million. Antalya is one of the most important tourism centers of Turkey with its 630 km coastline. The center of the city, which is built on two plains, is located on the plain stretching along the Mediterranean coast. The other plain includes the northern part of the city. Antalya is a city where sea, sun, nature and history come together. Every district of Antalya, Turkey's tourism paradise, is a natural wonder in itself. The districts of Antalya are Akseki, Aksu, Alanya, Demre, Döşemealtı, Elmalı, Finike, Gazipaşa, Gündoğmuş, Kaş, Kemer, Kepez, Konyaaltı, Korkuteli, Kumluca, Manavgat, Muratpaşa, Serik, İbradı.

Trabzon, known as the pearl of the Black Sea, is a breathtaking city with its unique nature. The city, which is famous for its rains in all seasons, is surrounded by thousands of different types of plants. Due to its rich forest cover, the most obvious source of livelihood is agriculture. Since it has a harsh climate, it is not open to different kinds of economic activities. While some regions make their living from agriculture, some regions make their living from animal husbandry. Fishing is the most important source of livelihood. In addition, thanks to hazelnuts, tea, fresh vegetables and fruits, imports and exports are made throughout the year. Trabzon, which contains different sources in terms of its geological formation, reveals the miraculous features of nature. Since the Black Sea climate prevails in the city, which is rich in valleys, slopes, streams and lakes, the coasts and nearby areas are rainy in winter, and there is snow in the middle and high regions. In summer, humidity rises with precipitation.

In Sisli, one of Istanbul's commercial centers, the Radisson Blu Hotel, Istanbul Sisli features an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, a fitness center, a sauna and a Turkish Bath for your relaxation. 24-hour front desk and free Wi-Fi are also accessible. The rooms here include a flat-screen satellite TV with pay-per-view channels, air conditioning, an electric kettle and a minibar. Featuring a bathtub or shower, the private bathrooms also have a hairdryer and a bathrobe. A sitting area, desk and ironing facilities are also found in the rooms.

This 5-star hotel is situated on Istanbul’s European side overlooking the Bosphorus Strait. It has an outdoor pool, a traditional Turkish bath and 7 dining options. Hilton Istanbul’s bright rooms have balconies that overlook the gardens or Bosphorus Strait and offer traditional décor with Turkish accents. Each has large windows, a separate seating area, black-out curtains and a marble bathroom. Some rooms offer free access to Executive Lounge featuring snacks and drinks throughout the day. Cantonese and Szechuan dishes are served in the Dragon Restaurant and Lebanese delicacies are served in the Al Bushra Restaurant, open-air restaurants with panoramic nature views. Regional delicacies such as seafood and grilled meat are served in Bosphorus Terrace Restaurant. The 24-hour Hilton Istanbul Health Club has tennis and squash facilities and offers aerobics classes. The Turkish bath offers 2 saunas, 2 steam rooms and massage treatments.

Located in the heart of the city, this luxurious Istanbul hotel is within walking distance from Taksim Square, and main convention and exhibition centres. It offers an outdoor pool, a spa and fitness centre, and modern meeting rooms. Grand Hyatt Istanbul has luxury rooms decorated in light colours. All rooms include a seating area, LCD TV and a work area. The marble bathrooms come with a bath tub and a glass-enclosed rain shower. Mezzanine Restaurant&Bar offers international cuisine and traditional Turkish specialities served in buffet and à la carte style. Library Bar& Restaurant offers an extensive selection of wines. Gazebo serves delicious dishes, drinks and desserts.

Situated along the Bosporus, this renovated 19th century Ottoman palace features a historic architecture in harmony with luxurious details. A heated outdoor pool, indoor pool and spa facilities are available. Tastefully decorated with fine furnishings, each air-conditioned room offers an iPod docking station and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. A minibar, safety deposit box and a desk are also provided. Aqua Restaurant, with its terrace overlooking the Bosporus, serves Mediterranean cuisine, with Italian and Turkish specialities. Guests can enjoy the breakfast with international flavours in buffet style. Pool grill is an ideal choice for fresh salads, crispy grilled kebabs and tender fresh fish. The Lobby Bar and Lounge is a cosy place for socialization. You can work out in the fitness centre and relax in the exotic atmosphere of the Turkish bath afterwards. Spa therapy and body treatments are also possible.

The Swissotel The Bosphorus is a luxury hotel, beautifully situated in the centre of Istanbul. This 5-star property is surrounded by large gardens and offers spectacular views of the Bosphorus. The hotel has spacious, elegant guest rooms, many of which offer fantastic views over the historical city and the Bosphorus. Rooms are decorated in a traditional European style and are complimented with luxury bathrooms. The Swissotel offers a choice of 7 restaurants and bars. Guests can enjoy international buffets, traditional Swiss food in the Chalet and Oriental cuisine at Miyako. In the summer months, guests can enjoy drinks at the hotel’s rooftop Gaja Sky Bar. A 15-minute drive from the hotel will take you to Istanbul’s historic area with the Topkapi Palace, Grand Bazaar and Blue Mosque. Istanbul’s prestigious district of Nisantasi is a short walk away and is full of designer shops, exclusive restaurants and lively bars.

Located in Istanbul's business district, Mecidiyeköy, this 4-star hotel is stylishly decorated with a modern interpretation of 1950s style. Each room offers free Wi-Fi access and panoramic Istanbul views. A fine à la carte dinner is served in the elegant setting of the Lobby Lounge Restaurant. The Marmara Şişli's bar offers a wide range of wines, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Rooms at The Marmara Şişli are equipped with wall-mounted flat-screen TVs showing local and international channels. Some rooms include a private hot tub and offer city and Bosphorus views.

Located in the center of Taksim, Green Park Hotel offers a spa and wellness center as well as an indoor swimming pool. The nearest metro station is a 3-minute walk away, providing easy access to other parts of the city. Wi-Fi access is free in all areas. All guest rooms of Green Park Hotel Taksim are equipped with a telephone and cable TV. The hotel also offers its guests a complimentary fruit basket, daily newspaper and 2 bottles of drinking water. The hotel's restaurant serves a variety of international and local dishes in a peaceful atmosphere. The Green Park Hotel Taksim's fitness center includes an indoor swimming pool, sauna and traditional Turkish bath. The Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace are 3.5 km away. Ataturk International Airport is 20 km away. Lütfi Kırdar Convention and Exhibition Center, Istanbul Congress Center, Cemal Reşit Rey Concert Hall and Muhsin Ertuğrul Theater are within 1.3 km. Beyoğlu is a great choice for travelers interested in nightlife, food and shopping.

Situated along the Bosporus, this renovated 19th century Ottoman palace features a historic architecture in harmony with luxurious details. A heated outdoor pool, indoor pool and spa facilities are available. Tastefully decorated with fine furnishings, each air-conditioned room offers an iPod docking station and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. A minibar, safety deposit box and a desk are also provided. Aqua Restaurant, with its terrace overlooking the Bosporus, serves Mediterranean cuisine, with Italian and Turkish specialities. Guests can enjoy the breakfast with international flavours in buffet style. Pool grill is an ideal choice for fresh salads, crispy grilled kebabs and tender fresh fish. The Lobby Bar and Lounge is a cosy place for socialization. You can work out in the fitness centre and relax in the exotic atmosphere of the Turkish bath afterwards. Spa therapy and body treatments are also possible.

Overlooking the sea, the Sheraton Atakoy offers spacious rooms and a spa with fitness club. The Galleria Shopping Mall with 200 stores and 12 cinemas is situated only steps away. Apart from a flat-screen TV, the bright guest rooms of the Istanbul Atakoy Hotel are equipped with coffee-and-tea-making facilities. Guests can benefit from 24-hour room service as well. Sumach Turkish Cuisine and Cook Book restaurants offer a variety of buffet and a la carte options. There is also a trendy lounge bar, where guests can enjoy live music most evenings. The indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sauna and Turkish bath offer all relaxation guests might need. There are also tennis courts, massage treatments and children’s play parks. This Sheraton is conveniently located, just 8 km from Atatürk Airport and 10 km from the Sultanahmet. Furthermore, there is a 24-hour reception, a hairdresser and a flower- and souvenir shop.