Top Things to do In Izmir 2021

"The Republic Square is a very large place here. The square is quite wide. Many foreign tourists can be seen in the square. The Republic Square is also a gathering place, and there are often large-scale events."

"This coastal area is so unique during summer time and has a wonderful atmosphere for tourists. You won't regret it. Especially Cesme and Alacati. Recommended."

"It is a place that shocked me. Half of the buildings inside have been destroyed. With the surrounding flowers and plants, the mood is very beautiful. There, there is a tomb from the 4th century AD, and it is believed that the body of St. John is buried in it. The author of the "Bible" has guided countless people who believe in Christianity to come to visit this holy place."

"The Hisar Mosque in Izmir is a medium-sized mosque. The temple area is not very large. The vault on the top of the temple is decorated with magnificence. The mosque feels different from the general. It actually has chairs, more like a church. , Very different."

"The first day of my trip to Turkey｜Two hours ago, I thought it would be very promising to lose five catties in Turkey. I felt hope was shattered at the first meal. There will be trouble now. I have to go back and run the Shenzhen Marathon. If Taiwan gains a few pounds, it will be over..."

"Kezrahasham Bazaar is the most important Grand Bazaar in Izmir. The Grand Bazaar’s market is very large. There are about hundreds of vendors gathered in it, whether it is snacks or daily necessities, to clothing, shoes and hats You can find them here, and here you can buy many handicrafts with Turkish characteristics. They are definitely souvenirs that gather tourist commemorative significance and are very worth buying."

"Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Turkish revolutionary, reformer, writer, founder of the Republic of Turkey, the first President, Prime Minister and Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Turkey. Born in Thessaloniki (in present-day Greece), he came from a wood merchant family. On November 24, 1934, the Turkish Parliament gave Kemal the surname "Atatürk". In Turkish, "Ata" means father, and "Atatürk" (Atatürk) means "father of Turks". After arriving in Ankara, visit the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in the rain!"

"A street extending from the bustling area in the center of Cong, the function is a bit like a decentralized planning bazaar. There are many handmade products and special products. The impressive store is wool scarves and other products."

"It won’t take long to walk slowly along the blocks from the center of Izmir. The elevator has a long history, no tickets are required, and you can take the elevator to the top after a minute. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can see the beautiful scenery of Izmir, and there is also a very stylish cafe."