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Flight date: Jan 15, 2026
Welcome to Izmir
Izmir, Turkey's third-largest city and principal Aegean port, is a vibrant, cosmopolitan metropolis with a rich history dating back over 5,000 years and a progressive, Mediterranean lifestyle that sets it apart from other Turkish cities. The city serves as the perfect gateway to some of antiquity's greatest treasures, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ephesus with its remarkably preserved Library of Celsus, Temple of Artemis, and ancient theater. Along Izmir's beautiful waterfront, the Kordon promenade stretches for miles, offering locals and visitors alike a scenic path for walking, cycling, and enjoying the sunset over the Aegean Sea. The historic Kemeraltı Bazaar, a labyrinthine marketplace dating to the 17th century, provides an authentic Turkish shopping experience with traditional crafts, spices, and delicious street food. Izmir's mild climate, welcoming locals, excellent seafood restaurants, and proximity to stunning beaches and ancient ruins make it an ideal destination for combining cultural exploration with seaside relaxation.
Top Attractions in Izmir
- Ephesus (UNESCO)
- Kordon promenade
- Kemeraltı Bazaar
- Agora
Frequently Asked Questions
Izmir is Turkey's third-largest city and a gateway to ancient ruins like Ephesus. It's known for its relaxed Aegean lifestyle, beautiful waterfront Kordon promenade, historic bazaars, and excellent seafood. The city has a modern, cosmopolitan character.
Adnan Menderes Airport is 18 km from central Izmir. The IZBAN train runs every 15 minutes to the center (TRY 20, 25 minutes). Havaş buses serve various destinations. Taxis cost around TRY 300-400.
Yes, the ancient city of Ephesus is just 80 km from Izmir (about 1 hour by car). It's one of the best-preserved ancient cities in the world, featuring the Library of Celsus and ancient theater. Many day tours are available.
Izmir is famous for its cuisine. Try boyoz (savory pastry), kumru (sandwich), fresh seafood along the Kordon, and the local take on köfte. The Kemeraltı bazaar has traditional eateries. Don't miss Turkish coffee and fresh fish by the sea.
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