Yeşilkent attractions

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Ankara often feels overlooked by first-time visitors, but exploring Turkey’s capital with a local will reveal its rich layers of history and culture. You’ll join a private walking tour led by a knowledgeable guide who will help you navigate the city and put its landmarks into context. Along the way you'll see the exteriors of important monuments and museums, and your guide will share local insights, hidden gems and background that bring the streets to life. If you would like to include a museum visit, your guide can customise the itinerary to suit your interests—please let them know in advance. Before the tour, your guide will contact you to learn about your preferences so the walk is tailored to what you want to see. Suitable for families, solo travellers and couples, this tour offers insider knowledge and a deeper connection to Ankara beyond the usual tourist paths.

From Fethiye, you will travel to three nearby highlights: Saklikent Gorge, Yakapark and the ancient Lycian city of Tlos. In Saklikent you will walk through a dramatic canyon, one of the longest in Europe, and feel the fresh, cold water running along the gorge as you move through the rock walls. At Yakapark you can relax in a peaceful natural setting with small waterfalls, shaded seating areas and traditional trout farms that add to the calm atmosphere. At Tlos you will explore one of the oldest settlements in the region, where impressive ruins sit against wide, panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The experience brings together nature, history and relaxation in a single outing. You will be provided with lunch, transportation and a professional guide. This trip is well suited to nature lovers, families and anyone interested in local culture and archaeology.

On this city tour, you'll get the opportunity to discover the highlights of the Turkish capital on a visit to Ankara. After pickup, you'll first visit Anıtkabir and the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations. In the afternoon, you’ll head to Zenger Pasa Konagi for a traditional lunch. Then, you'll visit the Roman Baths of Ankara, the Temple of Augustus and Rome and Etnoğrafya Müzesi. At the end of the tour, you'll explore the State Art and Sculpture Museum.

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In a real Ankara home, you’ll take part in a shared ritual centred on baklava rather than a studio-style cooking class. The setting is domestic and communal, so you’ll see how this traditional dessert is made within family life and daily routines. You’ll learn baklava the old-fashioned way, watching and joining in as layers are formed with care. Along the way, stories and laughter shape the experience. Hosts will share memories and context as they work, so the technique comes together with explanation and conversation. The focus stays on hands-on practice and on the gentle, patient approach that goes into each layer, giving you a sense of the tradition and the atmosphere of an Ankara home.

Cappadocia is a remarkable place that draws visitors from around the world. Many tourists make it one of their first destinations, so you will find yourself in a location that is popular and well known to travellers. Our aim is to make sure you have a good time in Cappadocia. You can expect a welcoming experience focused on helping you enjoy this unique destination.

You will explore Ankara’s rich history and present as you visit its most notable landmarks. Start at Anıtkabir, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s mausoleum, a symbol of Turkish nationalism that houses exhibits chronicling his life and legacy. As you move through the city’s layers, you will ascend to the Ankara Citadel, where narrow streets and ancient walls open onto panoramic views and offer a glimpse of the city’s long past. Along the way you will feel the calm atmosphere of Hacı Bayram Mosque, an Ottoman‑era architectural gem in the old town known for its elegant design and cultural importance. You will also see the remnants of ancient Roman bathhouses, which showcase architectural features and shed light on daily life during the Roman period. The experience ends at Ulus Square, a bustling hub where modern Ankara meets its historical roots; the iconic clock tower rises among shops, cafes and markets, giving a sense of the city’s dynamic present.

You will set off from Ankara in the morning for a meandering drive to Hattusas, the ancient capital of the Hittite Empire. Before visiting the main ruins, you will proceed to Yazılıkaya to see the open-air sanctuary as the sunlight begins to shine directly on the carved bas‑reliefs. As the light falls across the stone, you'll be able to observe the reliefs and the sanctuary's atmospheric setting. In the afternoon you'll explore Hattusas itself. You will see the Lion’s Gate and the King’s Gate, pass through the tunnel, and visit the Citadel and the Grand Temple. Along the way you'll move between these key landmarks and gain a clearer sense of the city's layout and monumental architecture. After the visits you will return to Ankara.

Join Sercan and his family in their home for an intimate look at cooking in Turkish family life. You'll chop, knead and season alongside them, taking part in the practical tasks of preparing a homemade meal. The setting is family-centred and informal, so you'll experience food and daily life in the way locals do. As you move through the session, you'll learn recipes and hear the stories and traditions behind them. You will see why slow-cooked dishes hold a special place at the dinner table and how families bond over preparing and sharing food. Along the way there will be conversation, laughter and a chance for genuine cultural exchange—more than a class, a warm meal shared with a Turkish family.

Home Rituals is a community‑style cooking workshop rooted in sustainable living. In this hands‑on class, hosts Belma and Bengi guide you through preparing traditional Turkish recipes using local, seasonal ingredients. As you move through the session, you will work alongside others and learn practical cooking techniques while the hosts explain the food’s cultural context. Along the way, you’ll explore the meanings of food, belonging and hospitality in Turkish culture. The experience is suitable for families, solo travellers, groups and solo‑women travellers. The session ends with everyone sitting down to enjoy the dishes together, a shared meal that combines flavour, friendship and purpose.

Women’s Table takes place in Belma and Bengi’s cosy home, where you will be welcomed like an old friend and invited to a beautifully set table. The meal will feature homemade Turkish dishes served as part of a slow dining experience. As you sit together, food and conversation will flow at an unhurried pace. Along the way you will share stories, laugh and reflect in a warm, sisterly atmosphere. The experience is designed as a heartfelt space for women to connect, celebrate themselves and enjoy company as naturally as the food itself. No cooking skills are needed; you only need to bring curiosity, an appetite and an openness to connect with others.

On this private sightseeing trip in Ankara, you will explore the city’s key historical landmarks with a knowledgeable guide. The experience centres on the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, where you’ll move through displays that trace human life from the Stone and Neolithic periods and learn about later cultures such as the Hittites, Phygians and Uratians. Along the way, you will visit the Ataturk Mausoleum and the Citadel of Ankara. Your guide will put artifacts and monuments into context, explaining how they fit into Anatolia’s long history and the development of Ankara. The tour is private, so you’ll receive individualised attention and the opportunity to focus on the subjects that interest you most. The itinerary can be customised to suit your preferences.

On this daily Ankara tour, you'll begin with a visit to the Anatolian Civilizations Museum, where you'll see numerous remnants from the Stone Age, the Neolithic Age, the Hittites, the Urartians, the Phrygians and many other ancient cultures. The displays trace the region's long human history, though some sections of the Anatolian Civilizations Museum may be closed during your visit. As you move through the capital, you'll also explore the Citadel of Ankara and the Mausoleum of Atatürk, the burial place of Turkey's national hero who founded the modern Republic of Turkey. The itinerary may include other off‑the‑beaten‑path corners of Ankara in the heart of Anatolia, offering a mix of well‑known landmarks and quieter local spots. You’ll be guided around the city and given context for what you see so that the sites and their history come alive as you go.

Travel to Eskişehir from Ankara with a private transfer arranged by Deren Koray Tourism. Eskişehir is a modern, educational, cultural and industrial city in Central Anatolia, characterised by its cuisine, hot springs, mosque, mausoleum and its traditional hand‑carved meerschaums. The city’s blend of culture and industry makes it a distinctive destination to arrive into. Deren Koray Tourism will organise a private transfer with licensed, professional and experienced drivers who are described as caring. Whether you are travelling alone or as part of a larger party, their fleet includes prestigious saloon cars, minibuses, MPVs and buses to suit different group sizes. Safety and comfort are stated as the company’s priorities, and they offer meet‑and‑greet services and a wide transfer network to provide reliable, suitable solutions. Tell them your needs and they will arrange the transfer from Ankara to help you begin your time in Eskişehir.