The Geography of Bilecik, a Province Where Four Regions Meet
At first glance Bilecik looks like a small province on the map, but its geography is far more varied than that suggests.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
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Culture and arts guides, event recommendations and stories from the city.
Engineering Carved in Stone in the Kahta Creek Valley
In the Kahta district of Adıyaman, the road to Nemrut Dağı runs through a valley where the first thing you notice is not history but stone.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
Ermenek Dam and the Turquoise Lake in the Taurus Valley
A lake inside a valley Anyone who first sees the Ermenek Dam on a map might expect a sheet of water on the flat plain of central Anatolia. Yet the lake sits inside a narrow valley on the slopes of the Taurus.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
Coins and Eras in the Karaman Museum Collection
Before you step inside Karaman Museum stands in the centre of the city, directly behind the Hatuniye Medresesi, a building that dates from the Karamanoğulları period.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
From Balık Gölü to the Reeds, Water and Birds in the Doğubayazıt Basin
Around Doğubayazıt, water is a story that travels from the mountain to the plain. There is a high mountain lake, a stream that leaves it, and a reed bed on the plain fed by that water; among them, there are birds.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
Kilim and Carpet Weaving in Ağrı, the Story of the Winter Looms
When people think of Ağrı, they usually picture mountains, high pastures and hard winters.
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A Guide to Cunda Island and the Ayvalık Islands Nature Park
An overview of Cunda Island The culture page of Ayvalık Municipality presents Alibey (Cunda) Island as an island placed under protection because of its natural beauty and historic buildings.
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Ancient Kyzikos on the Erdek Road, Traces of a Seafaring City
Where Kyzikos is and how to get there According to the Culture Portal, the ancient city of Kyzikos lies within the Erdek district of Balıkesir, where the Kapıdağ Peninsula joins the mainland.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
Dorylaion and the Eti Archaeology Museum, Eskişehir's Thousands of Years of History
The mound northeast of the city About three kilometres northeast of Eskişehir city centre, on the southern edge of the broad plain between the Porsuk River and its tributary the Sarısu, a mound rises.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
Midas City Yazılıkaya, A Day in the Phrygian Rock Valley
A rock city on the Han plateau Midas City lies in the south of Eskişehir province, just west of Yazılıkaya village in the Han district.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
SEKA Paper Museum and İzmit's Republican-Era Industrial Heritage
Visiting a museum usually means looking at display cases.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
Nicomedia, the Roman Capital Beneath İzmit and Its Traces in the Museum
Most travellers passing the train station in İzmit think they are looking at an industrial city. Yet beneath the same city lies a place that once served as the eastern capital of the Roman Empire.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
Golyazi, an Ancient City Between Lake and Birds
Golyazi is a neighbourhood of Bursa's Nilufer district, set on the shore of Lake Uluabat. It also stands on top of an ancient city. This article describes Golyazi through its two layers.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
A Walk Through Iznik's City Walls and Ancient Theatre
Iznik is a district of Bursa, and under its ancient name Nicaea it was an important regional centre for a very long time.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
Kekova and Simena, a Lycian Coast Entered from the Sea
Kekova is not the name of a city on the Antalya coast but of a stretch of coast. Islands, bays, sunken remains, rock tombs and small harbours mix together in this area.
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Kaleiçi, Tracing a Port City Inside Its Walls
Kaleiçi is the oldest quarter of Antalya, and it shows how a port city can keep living in the same place for centuries.
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A Day Among the Wooden Houses and Museums of Beypazarı
Beypazarı is a historic town in the northwest of Ankara, small enough to explore in a single day. You do not come here for a single monument.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
A Bedesten and a Han in Atpazarı, the Buildings of the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations
The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations is usually remembered for the objects in its display cases. Yet the first thing on display is the architecture you walk into.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026
Çeşme Castle and Museum, a Harbor Story Among Stone Walls
When people think of Çeşme, most picture the sea, the wind and crowded summer shores. Yet right next to the harbor stands a castle that has been in the same place for centuries, and it houses a museum.
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A Day Among the Hans and Arastas of Kemeraltı
Kemeraltı is a bazaar that a first-time visitor finds easily on the map but gets lost in just as easily.
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From Hippodrome to Atmeydanı, Three Ages of Sultanahmet Square
When walking in Sultanahmet Square, most visitors look at the big buildings around it. Yet the square itself is also a structure.
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A Palace on the Bosphorus, Walking Through Dolmabahçe Room by Room
Dolmabahçe Palace is one of the largest and most talked-about buildings on the Bosphorus shore. Yet knowing the story of its name and its site before you step inside makes the rooms far more meaningful.
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Kars and Its Baltic Architecture, a Grid Plan and Basalt Facades
If you step into a street in Kars and lift your eyes, two layers of the city appear at once. Above stands the castle, built of cut basalt.
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The Civil Architecture of Süleymaniye Mahallesi in Old Gümüşhane
Gümüşhane's present city centre is a modern provincial capital spread along a valley. Yet the story of the city did not begin here.
Radar Türkiye6 Kas 2026