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Datça Muğla

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‘Old Datça’, capital of an Ottoman district stretching into what is now Greece, is much more atmospheric than its newer counterpart, Datça. Its cobbled lanes wend beckoningly between whitewashed stone houses draped with bougainvillea, providing a blissful escape into the untroubled coast of yesteryear

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Datça, Çeşme Sk. No:7, 48900 Datça/Muğla
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