A tour of the most famous Turkish cities worth visiting in the summer
Traveling to Turkey in the summer is one of the most unique experiences for all people who love to travel, so there are many distinctive cities that can be visited in Turkey during the summer, some of which can be mentioned in the following:
Ankara
Ankara, the capital of Türkiye (photo via shutterstock)
When looking for a great place to spend a summer vacation, you must visit the Turkish capital, Ankara, which is located in central Anatolia, and is the cultural center of the country, and hosts many national theater companies, an opera and ballet house, and a presidential symphony orchestra.
Ankara is a busy tourist city in the summer, but temperatures are more bearable during autumn and spring. In September, temperatures are usually around twenty degrees Celsius. In November, they can drop as low as twelve degrees. There will still be plenty of sunshine. To enjoy while you're at it, but avoid the sweltering heat and crowds during the winter months.
Head to the country's most important holiday: Victory Day Celebrated across Turkey on August 30, Victory Day is a great time to visit Ankara, as it features a grand parade of Turkish soldiers and air force flight demonstrations.
Cappadocia
The weather in Cappadocia during the summer is hot and humid, with temperatures reaching the mid-30s. You can take a hot air balloon ride at sunrise, but plan on wearing several layers, even if the weather is sunny. The best time to visit Cappadocia is between June and September.
While spring is the wettest time to visit Cappadocia, temperatures remain comfortable by the end of April. This is a great time to take a hot air balloon ride, but July and August should be avoided when temperatures reach 40°C.
Bodrum
A side of Bodrum (photo via shutterstock)
During the summer visit to the city of Bodrum, it is necessary to relax on the beautiful beaches of the city, so it is among the best options for spending a wonderful and special summer vacation, especially in the summer.
Besides Bodrum Beach, you can also visit its historical center surrounded by hills covered with pine trees. The city is home to a Roman amphitheater dating back to the fourth century BC. It is a stunning sight and the site of many concerts and festivals.
While in Bodrum, the local seafood dishes and local favourites, are a must try. The city is also famous for its olive oil produced in a 100-year-old factory in the old town.
Izmir
A visit to Izmir (photo via shutterstock)
In the summer, the city hosts many festivals and events, ranging from classical music festivals to international jazz festivals.
In the months of July and August, the beaches of Izmir are crowded with tourists, and there are many cultural events to enjoy. Summers in Izmir are often very hot, with temperatures ranging from 29 to 33 degrees Celsius on average. The city is also somewhat humid, but there is little chance of rain during the summer.
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