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St Nicholas Island – Gemiler Adası
St Nicholas Island – Gemiler Adası
Gemiler Adası, 48300 Fethiye/Muğla
St Nicholas Island is located in the South-West of Turkey between Öludeniz and Fethiye. The name ‘St Nicholas’ arose when researchers stumbled across an early Christian pilgrimage centre which housed the remains of St Nicholas
Island
Fethiye, Cleopatra Bath – Hamam Bay
Fethiye, Cleopatra Bath – Hamam Bay
Hamam Koyu, Kapukargın, 48770 Dalaman/Muğla
A picturesque bay bordered by pine trees, ruins and crystal clear, calm water…what could you want more?
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Cunda (Alibey Island)
Cunda (Alibey Island)
Alibey Adası, Ayvalık/Balıkesir
Named after a hero of the Turkish War of Independence, Alibey Island (Alibey Adası), known to locals as Cunda Island (Cunda Adası) or just Cunda, faces Ayvalık across the water. Linked to the mainland by a causeway (it can be reached by
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Eski Bademli (Gliki) Gökçeada
Eski Bademli (Gliki) Gökçeada
Yeni Bademli Köyü No:4, 17762 Yenibademli/Gökçeada/Çanakkale, Türkiye
Hilltop Greek village Eski Bademli (Old Bademli) looks down on rather ugly Yeni Bademli (New Bademli) and over the valley to the Aegean. The village has cobbled lanes, old stone houses and plenty of almond trees (bademli is the Turkish
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East Gymnasium of Ephesus
East Gymnasium of Ephesus
Acarlar, Efes Harabeleri, 35920 Selçuk/İzmir, Türkiye
The East Gymnasium was one of many schools for boys in ancient Ephesus. Built-in the 2 century AD, the East Gymnasium is located just beyond the Magnesia Gate, or just beyond the modern-day entrance to Ephesus. It is also known as the
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