Izmir is home to world-famous tourism centers and intact villages. There are of course many things to do in Izmir. There are many natural places to visit, many places to visit in the center or to see historical places and make a journey. Do not forget to spend time not only in the center but also in its districts and neighborhoods. From Urla to Karşıyaka, from Selçuk to Alaçatı, Seferihisar, Bornova...
The clock has worked non-stop since its construction. The Clock Tower is also one of the symbols of Izmir. It is located in Konak district of Izmir.
There are many things to do in Kordon. You can lie on the grass, have dinner, watch the sunset.
Alsancak Sevgi Yolu, one of the most pleasant spots in Izmir, has many souvenir stands and bookstores. It is also in Konak district.
Seferihisar is Turkey's first calm city. Don't forget to visit Sığacık while you are there.
Located in Konak, this bazaar is one of the historical shopping spots of the city. Also, don't forget to visit Kıbrıs Şehitler Street.
Boyoz is called Izmir pastry because it is identified with the taste of Izmir. It is also not made anywhere else. If you want to eat stuffed mussels, there is Midyeciler Street in Kemeraltı. There are also many appetizers. Lokma is another flavor of Izmir.
This place where historical buildings will take you to the past is located in Konak.
It's so beautiful that even the apocalypse can't bear to touch it. You can taste and buy fruit wines.
It is especially dazzling when lighted up at night.
You will realize that Alaçatı is one of the most charming and beautiful places of our country when you visit its streets. Also try its gummy pudding and gummy cookies.
Alaçatı is one of the three best windy places in the world. Experience windsurfing and diving while you are there.
It's in Karşıyaka.
Bodrum Bay, Dolungaz Bay and Mimosa Bay are just three of the bays you can visit.
There is no swimming in Inciralti currently. But it is still one of the most interesting places.
St. Polycarp Church, Konak Yalı Mosque and House of Virgin Mary are among the religious places you can visit.
In this garden in Bornova, you can see many plants, water turtles and goldfish. Especially if you have children, they will be very interested.
Don't forget to take a ride on this cable car facility in Balçova.
This fascinating museum in Alsancak was gifted to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in 1927.