TOP 7 Cities to Live in Turkey

Hey, guys welcome back. In this episode, we discuss the best cities to live in Turkey.

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09:48 İstanbul

The city of Istanbul served as an imperial capital for almost sixteen centuries, during the Roman, Latin, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. It has been one of the most important cities in the world since the beginning of history.
Today it is the socio-economic heart of Turkey. Life in Istanbul is very similar to life in any other metropolis in the world. But Nowhere else you’ll experience the diversity you find here in It’s colorful and vibrant streets.

07:48 Bodrum/Muğla

Bodrum is more than a city. It’s actually a peninsula. Which is arguably the most beautiful part of the Turkish riviera. It’s often dubbed as the Saint Tropez of Turkey. I can argue that it is times and times more beautiful, elegant, and livelier than Saint Tropez.
It is the only true brand that Turkey has. Which is kind of synonymous with the higher end of the coast. It used to be a Greek fishing village and have been inhabited throughout millennias. But in the past 20-30 years it grew into this mediterranean resort where Turks dream of retiring to..
Luxury yacht marinas, authentic shops, a year-round living, Major hospitals, international schools, and international airport and a variety of high-end properties, make Bodrum a highly desirable destination.

05:50 Fethiye/Muğla

Fethiye is also a port city on the Turquoise Coast. It's known for its natural harbor, blue waters and numerous rock tombs dating back to 4th-century B.C.
But for me Fethiye is all about nature and activities. To the south is the beach of Ölüdeniz also known as the blue lagoon, the Butterfly Valley is a designated nature reserve. Heading further inland, the Taurus mountain range provides a very dramatic scene thanks to the epic Lycian Way. The babadag mountain is perfect for paragliding. It’s the stomping ground of the people who’re into Yoga, meditation, and sustainable living. There are literally countless ports, harbors and marinas in the region as göcek is a great example for that. It’s a heaven for sailors. I mean you name it this part of the country has it.

04:30 Kaş/Kalkan

I wanted to categorize Kaş and Kalkan under the same banner as the towns are quite similar to one another. Two ancient fishing towns located at an immaculate part of the Turkish peninsula.; it is known for its white-washed houses, descending to the sea, and its brightly colored flora and fauna. It averages 300 days of sunshine a year.
Kaş and Kalkan have not been spoiled by mass tourism. They’re more sophisticated than the usual resort town, it appeals to people looking for more than a “sun and sea”. The ones who dare to experience what these towns have to offer need to be able to go the distance as the closest airport is more than 2h drive away.
But when both towns offer these amazing views it’s hard to pick one…

02:46 Antalya

Antalya is the largest Turkish city on the Mediterranean coast in its metropolitan area, located on Anatolia's southwest coast bordered by the Taurus Mountains.
I’d say it offers the best of both worlds. Its metropolitan living is adorned by gorgeous beaches, fantastic mountains, many smaller authentic towns with lots of history.
Antalya, like Bodrum and Istanbul, is an all-rounder. You can find just about everything you could possibly need for day-to-day practical living to the city's upper-scale lifestyle shining through luxury restaurants with the best chefs around the world and international brand name boutiques.

01:44 Bursa

The historic city of Bursa is located near Istanbul at the opposite end of the Sea of Marmara.
The fertile lands breeding various crops in the area and its famous Uludağ (which means Almighty Mountain), made it a coastal and Mountainous geographical environment with gorgeous views.
The region includes many industries, many schools, and Uludag University, in addition to exhibitions, theaters, museums, ballrooms, and famous shopping centers.
It’s also one of the most affordable destinations on our list.

00:10 İzmir

İzmir, Smyrna, my hometown, the Pearl of the Aegean…
Has over 3000 years of recorded urban history and up to 8500 years of history as a human settlement since the Neolithic period.
Izmir has countless natural beauties, as it is a city of sandy beaches, ancient cities, monuments, palm trees, boutique cafes, and many other attractions. After all the entire province’s population is close to 5 million.
What sets Izmir apart from almost all the other cities is that it is viewed as the most secular city in the country. I believe this is where you’ll find the most open-minded people per person. I don’t know if that statement even makes sense or not but you know what I am saying. It’s very very liberal.

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