Visit Kayseri
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Kayseri: How to get there?
317 km from Ankara by roadKayseri: See when to go?
From March to JanuaryKayseri: For how long?
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Kayseri Holidays
Kayseri is known as the entry to Cappadocia. Not well known to tourists, it is famous for its numerous Ottoman monuments. There are more than 200 mosques in Kayseri.
Kayseri: What to see nearby?
What our travellers think of their stay
Kayseri is known as the entry to Cappadocia. Not well known to tourists, it is famous for its numerous Ottoman monuments. There are more than 200 mosques in Kayseri.
My suggestion
I think one day is enough for visiting the center of Kayseri.
A large city mainly of interest as a winter sports destination.
My suggestion
With its lack of tourists, the bazaar here is nice, but you really need to head for the mountains for something to feast your eyes on.
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Authentic promenade in the districts of Kadiköy
A cosmopolitan district of Istanbul, Kadiköy is one of the most lively areas of the mega-city. An authentic atmosphere blending modern impulses with its young population thrilling the old warriors looking to merge into the crowds.
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Hasankeyf, ephemeral splendour.
Hasankeyf is in south-eastern Turkey, a very small city containing numerous natural and human wonders. Associated with a rich, ancient history, the diverse geological and archaeological particularities definitely make this village a place to visit. You must visit Hasankeyf as quickly as possible, because a dam project will soon completely cover this little gem.
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Safranbolu, the saffron city
Classed under World Heritage by Unesco for its numerous Ottoman houses, Safranbolu has conserved the charm of its old cities. Famous for its saffron, it is pleasant to wander its paved streets, to admire its aqueduct or to go and explore the caves of Bulak, nearby.
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