What Are The Key Attractions That Invites Tourists To Turkey?

Posted by Carla Bruni on February 10th, 2017

When it comes to please the visitors, Turkey has plenty of reasons like beautiful beaches, historical cities, ancient past, stunning modern buildings, pleasant climate and of course lavish villas, apartments and flat for sale in Istanbul and other cities of the country. If you even get a chance to visit the city, you will find yourself spoilt for choices for the attractions to explore.

Let us find out some of the top reasons that pull innumerable tourists to the place.

Hagia Sophia

Unarguably, it is the most famous tourist attraction of Turkey. Hagia Sophia is one of the most preserved structures in the world. Built in 6^th century AD by the Emperor Justinian, the structure was converted to a mosque. Today it serves as a museum. It is its remarkable structure that draws countless tourists to this place.

Property tour

Turkey offers all the infrastructures as well as facilities needed for a quality lifestyle and permanent living. It is the reason that has facilitated a shot in the real estate sector of the country. As the country has become one of the prime business centers, more and more foreign home buyers are showing interest in its real estate. If we talk about options, there are the plethora of lavish villas, seaside apartments, comfy houses, and budget flats for sale in Istanbul as well as other cities of Turkey. Even if the tourists do not intend for a permanent living here, they purchase the home for holiday making or rent purpose.

Troy

One of the most acclaimed attractions of Istanbul, Troy has everything from the ancient saga of Homer to Hollywood movies. This legendary city invites all those travelers who fascinate about Greek Gods, heroes, myths and their chivalrous stories. Take a stroll around its streets, explore its walls and the place will really make you think about the legends and myths associated with the Troy?

Blue Mosque

Any traveler who visits Turkey never misses The Blue Mosque. Its picturesque sight, impressive architectures, colossal domes reciprocate the glory of the country. Grandly standing, this imposing structure looks impressive for its blue tiles. It was built by the young Sultan Ahmet I to rival its neighbor Hagia Sophia and it is a not a wonder that to a great extend he succeeded in his attempt.

The list does not end here as Turkey has much more to offer. Visit the country and explore yourself.