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Before you travel to Alanya To go on holiday is always very exciting especially when you go to Alanya. Here are some tips for you to read before your travel. First of all, do not forget to buy a nice pair of flip-flops. For a season that lasts 8 months you need comfortable shoes. Dress code in Alanya is relaxed. You do not need to dress jeans, long sleeves or any official dlothes when going out to...

Colourful carneval of clothes, jewellery, lamps and ceramics, spices and fruit. Alanya Bazaar belongs to one of biggest bazars in the southern coast of Turkey. Alanya Bazaar ranges from the Alanya harbour under the historical castle to the bus / dolmus station in the centre. It is devided into south and north part by the Ataturk boulevard with lot of shops and cafes. Shopping in the Bazaar is a mu...

Turkish Bath called “hamam” has a long-lasting tradition from ancient times. Hamam used to be a place for relax, cleaning but expecially a place of busy social life. Business meetings and events used to take place in hamam, e.g. examinig the “would-be” bride by broom’s mother before engagement. Turkish bath did not arise as touristic attraction but as a part of casual life of Turkish people ...

Alanya has new  park at the entrance of the city. The Seljukian Sultan Alaaddin Keykubat who was using Alanya as the winter capital city has taken the place obove his horse. He is welcoming the Alanya visitors. Alâeddin Keykûbad, 1188–1237) was the Seljuq Sultan of Rûm who reigned from 1220 to 1237. He expanded the borders of the sultanate at the expense of his neighbors, particularly the Mengujek...