Ancient City Of Aphrodisias (Aydın)

Aphrodisias Ancient City, located within the borders of Geyre neighborhood of Karacasu district of Aydın, was a small village in the 6th century BC. In the middle of the millennium and in the period of intense urbanization, the Menderes Valley is in the 2nd century BC. Gained state (police) status. It was registered in the World Heritage List in 2017.

Ani Archaeological Area (Kars)

Kars, Turkey and Armenia borders located in the Central District Ani Archaeological Site Located in the medieval urbanism borders of all the wealth and diversity of development is a very special place in terms of architecture and art can be seen together. The Ani Archaeological Site was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2016.

Cappadocia and Goreme National Park (Nevşehir)

The lands of Cappadocia Hittites, which entered the UNESCO heritage list in 1985, have an important place in history as one of the most important centers of Christianity in later periods. It was formed by the eroding of the soft layers formed by the lava and ashes erupted by Erciyes, Hasandağı and Güllüdağ by rain and wind.

Divriği Ulu Mosque and Darüşşifa (Sivas)

The mosque, which was included in the UNESCO heritage list in 1985, was founded between 1228 and 29 by Mengücekli Bey Ahmed Şah; Dârüşşifa was built on the same date by Ahmed Şah's wife Turan Melek.

Hattusaş: Hittite Capital (Boğazköy - Çorum)

Hattuşaş, the capital of the Hittite State, which entered the UNESCO heritage list in 1986, is located southeast of the Sungurlu district of Çorum. During the excavations, Hatti, Assyrian, Hittite, Phrygian, Galatian, Roman and Byzantine ruins were found.

Nemrut Mountain (Adıyaman)

Nemrut Mountain, located in Adıyaman, which entered the UNESCO heritage list in 1987, is one of the 8 wonders of the world. Antiochus Theos, King of Commagene, BC In 62, he built the sculptures of many Greek and Persian gods, as well as his own tomb temple on the top of this mountain. There are stone carvings of gods such as the head of an eagle in the grave.

Pamukkale and Hierapolis National Park (Denizli)

Pamukkale, which was included in the UNESCO heritage list in 1988, has city spas and terraces of carbonate minerals from trams and travertines. Turkey's Aegean region is Denizli.

Xanthos-Letoon (Antalya - Muğla)

Letoon, which entered the UNESCO heritage list in 1988, is an ancient city located near Fethiye. According to a story told by the poet Ovidius, the city was founded in the name of Leto, who got pregnant from Zeus. The ruins and the inscriptions won show that this place is a religious and political area.

Historical Safranbolu City (Karabük)

Safranbolu, which entered the UNESCO heritage list in 1994, was not affected by the modern urbanization that occurred in Anatolia in the 1950s. For this reason, architectural traditions, especially half-timbered, three-room Pontian Greek-style earthquake-resistant houses have been preserved.

Troy Ancient City (Çanakkale)

The ancient city, which entered the UNESCO heritage list in 1998, is known as the site of the Trojan War in Ilyada, one of the two poetic epics believed to be written by Homer. It is located on the “Hisarlik Hill”, located to the west of the Tevfikiye village of the Canakkale central district.