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Malatya

Welcome to Malatya, the apricot capital of Turkey! Explore bustling bazaars, ancient ruins, and stunning mosques. Indulge in delicious local cuisine like kebabs and baklava. Don't miss the annual Apricot Festival celebrating the city's most famous fruit. With its rich history and vibrant culture, Malatya is a must-visit destination for any traveler.

Recommendations

Culture4.4/5

Aslantepe Ruins

Step back in time at Aslantepe Ruins in Battalgazi, Turkey. Explore the ancient city's remains and imagine life centuries ago. Don't miss the Lion Gate and Temple of the Storm God. A must-see for history buffs and adventurers alike!

Culture4.2/5

Malatya Museum

Nestled in Malatya, the Malatya Museum showcases a rich collection of artifacts from ancient civilizations, beautifully intertwining the region's history and culture, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

Landmark3.7/5

İnönü Üniversitesi Stadyumu

Cafe$$$4.2/5

Çamlıca Restaurant - Malatya Mutfağı

Eat3.3/5

Sultan Sofrasi

Eat4/5

Kervan Lokantası

Eat5/5

Halil usta Adıyaman çiğköftecisi

Eat4.5/5

Karın & Bumbar Restaurant Cafe (Veysel Erdem)

Eat4.2/5

Çırağan Et Lokantası

Cafe$$3.7/5

Starbucks

Cafe3.1/5

Kahve Durağı Malatya Fahri Kayahan

Stays

Stay4.4/5

Mövenpick Malatya Hotel

Stay4.4/5

Grand Sinan Hotel

Stay4.4/5

Malatya Palace Hotel

Nestled in the heart of Malatya, Malatya Palace Hotel offers a luxurious blend of modern comfort and rich cultural heritage, making it an ideal retreat for travelers seeking elegance and local charm.

Stay4/5

Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Malatya Altin Kayisi

Stay4.2/5

Divalin Otel

Things To Do
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8 h

Guided Istanbul City Tour with Bosphorus Dinner Cruise

Discover the enchanting blend of history and modern delights with this perfect Istanbul experience. Immerse yourself in the ancient city's wonders, exploring iconic landmarks such as the magnificent Hagia Sophia, the stunning Blue Mosque, and the vibrant Grand Bazaar for a taste of authentic shopping. As evening falls, embark on a memorable dinner cruise along the historic Bosphorus, where you'll be treated to breathtaking views of both the European and Asian continents meeting.

$120.00

120 h

Private Tour in Central and Eastern Anatolian Heritage

The Central & Eastern Anatolian Heritage 5-DAY TOUR is a unique experience that allows you to explore the rich cultural and historical heritage of Turkey's central and eastern regions. What makes this tour unique is the opportunity to visit lesser-known sites and experience the local culture in a way that few tourists get to do.Here are some of the unique features of this tour: Visit lesser-known sites. Learn about traditional crafts Experience local culture: You will have the chance to meet local people and experience their way of life. You will stay in traditional guesthouses and enjoy local cuisine, giving you a real taste of Turkey's culture and traditions. Expert guides: The tour is led by expert guides who are passionate about the history and culture of the region. They will provide you with insights and information that you won't find in guidebooks, making the experience even more enriching.

$5,878.45

48 h

Private Multi-Day Tour in Mount Nemrut

The Nemrud mountain stands in Southeastern Turkey. It is a 7.000 feet tall memorial for Kings and Gods of the ancient world; its summit is decorated with several giant statues erected in 62 BC by King Antiochus I Theos of Commagene. The statues flank the tomb sanctuary and are built after the images, apart from the King himself, lions, eagles, and various ancient gods, such as Hercules - Vahagn, Zeus-Aramaz, or Oromasdes (associated with the Iranic god Ahura Mazda), Tyche, and Apollo-Mithras. The identical statues and ancestors throughout the site can also be found on the tumulus, which is 49 m (161 ft) tall and 152 m (499 ft) in diameter. The statues appear to have Greek-style facial features but Persian clothing and hairstyling. Meanwhile, the western terrace contains a large slab with a lion, showing the arrangement of stars and the planets Jupiter, Mercury, and Mars on 7 July 62 BC, believed to indicate when construction began on this monument.