This historic
holiday zone called Halicarnassus in ancient times
is 270 kms to the south of Ýzmir and not so far
from the Greek islands just in front of it.
Bodrum’s economic life is based
traditionally on agriculture and fishing. However,
with the development of tourism witnessed in the
last years thanks to its proximity to historic
places Bodrum became one of Turkey’s most important
tourism centers.
The city where ancient times famous Greek philosopher
Herodotus was born is reputed not only by its natural
resources but also with its historic richness.
You can benefit from the Mediterranean climate
characterized by hot summers and warm winters dominating
in Bodrum and don’t forget that the city is ready
to welcome you in every season.
Some of the antic cities to discover near Bodrum:
Mylasa: Today’s
Milas was one of the important trade centers of
Eastern Rome.
Euromos: There
exist 16 columns in the temple dedicated to Zeus
and constructed in 6th century.
Labranda: One
of the antic settlements dedicated to Zeus.
Herakleia: This historic city situated
near the Lake of Bafa has been founded between Latmos
and Aegean Sea. You will be fascinated by the beautiful
Athena Temple in Heriakla. |
