Kusadasi, Turkey – 8 Awesome Things To Do In Holidays

is a district on Aydn’s Aegean Sea coast that was one of Turkey’s first tourist destinations. The region grew swiftly because of the influx of tourists that began in the 1960s. It is now one of the first places that comes to mind when thinking of cruise tourism.

Visit the ruins of the ancient city Ephesus

Kusadasi is a well-known tourist attraction in Turkey. Just west of Kusadasi are the ruins of Ephesus, the world’s second largest Roman city. The rebuilt landmarks from the old city include terrace buildings, a beautiful theatre, Hadrian’s Temple, and Curates Street.

Explore The House of Virgin Mary, Kusadasi

The Virgin Mary’s House is an important pilgrimage destination for Catholics and Muslims alike. Believed to be the place where Virgin Mary spent her last days. Monks and Nuns see to the upkeep of this place and Church masses take place there on selected days.

Visit Seljuk Town: Temple of Artemis, Saint John’s Basilica, Isa Bey Cami

Artemis Temple, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, sits in a small marshy field on the outskirts of Turkey’s second city, Kusadasi.

Visit the Temple of Apollo at Didyma

The Temple of Apollo still boasts its last remaining skyrocketing towers which once used to be 122 in number. Home to the famed Oracle of Didyma, this was home to the second most important oracle of the ancient world, just second to the Oracle of Delphi.

Take a walk-through history at Priene

Ancient city of Didyma was destroyed by the Meander River and abandoned in 2 AD. Ruins of the Temple of Apollo and well-preserved 6500-seater Greek Amphitheatre are highlights of the ancient, ruined city.

Explore Pigeon Island and Visit the Museum

Pigeon Island, also known as Bird Island, is the symbol of Kusadasi. The island was used for military purposes during the Ottoman era and before. Byzantine castle standing on the rocks, used against pirates, is known as “Pirate Castle”.

Relax in the lap of nature at Dilek National Park

Dilek National Park is one of Turkey’s top conservation areas. Zeus cave is close to the entrance and is a favorite spot for a swim break. Many jeep safaris sold by local agents also visit the cave, which is located near the park’s entrance.

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