Bodrum

district of Turkey

127km

Gallipoli

peninsula

178km

Rhodes (city)

city in Greece

212km

Istanbul

largest city in Turkey

298km

Kadifekale

An old castle named after the hill on which it stands. Be careful as this castle resides in an undeveloped neighbourhood.

1.7km

Atatürk Monument (İzmir)

Equestrian statue of the Turkish leader, erected on 27 July 1932.

1.8km

Konak Square

Main square of the city center, famous for the clock tower, one of the unique symbols of İzmir. The clock tower was built in 1901. There are also Konak Yali Mosque and Kemeraltı Bazaar around the square.

2.8km

Asansör

This landmark was constructed by a Jewish businessman in 1907. The purpose was to help residents to go to their districts on the top of the hill. The elevator used to work by a water-driven mechanism. Later, it was restored by İzmir Municipality and now it works by electricity. There is a restaurant on the top of the elevator, with a bird-eye view of İzmir.

4.2km

Alsancak

A neighbourhood of small streets with lots of bars in old Greek houses, where you can have tea or a beer and try several waterpipe flavors.

5.6km

Foça

town and district in İzmir Province, Turkey

47km

Ephesus

well-preserved ruins of the Roman city on the west coast

48km

Library of Celsus

One of the highlights of Turkey, the impressively restored facade of this ancient library stands three stories high and is a historically accurate recreation of how the library once appeared. Built between 117 and 120 AD, the library once held as many as 12,000 scrolls, making it one of the largest in the Ancient world.

48km

Şirince

53km

Alaçatı

mahalle

87km

Ayvalık

district in Balıkesir Province, Turkey

91km

Beşparmak Mountains

mountain range

92km

Çeşme

town and district in İzmir Province, Turkey

94km