Marmaris

Events
Turkey is a country of rich culture. Major holidays are national holidays, such as:
January 1 - New Year
April 23 - Independence Day and the Day of the Child. According to the provisions of Ataturk, the day was devoted to children.
August 30 - Liberation Day
October 29 - Republic Day. Mustafa Kemal announced the Republic of Turkey on October 29 in 1923.
10 November - Day of Ataturk's death.

Culinary Specialities
Turkish cuisine simply has a treasure of dishes, thus it's hard to choose where to start. Turkish cuisine combines the flavors of different countries: Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey.
Maybe at the beginning, I will give an idea for the main course: Each of us knows the popular kebab. Also very popular throughout Turkey is gozleme. These are pancakes with minced meat and spices and you can get them in almost every hotel. You can also try the fish, especially sea pike and perch. If you prefer soup dishes I propose - Corba. It is very satisfying because it is always served with plenty of bread. For drinks we ordered ayran, a Turkish beverage created from yoghurt and water. After eating the main course, it is time for something sweet. The most popular is the baklava (layers of pastry covered with honey, almonds, walnuts, pistachios, soaked with icing). It is very sweet!!!

Sights
Marmaris is a town located off the coast of the Aegean Sea. In Marmaris, you will not find too many sights besides the fortress located in the center of the city, which serves as a museum (collections from the times of antiquity and the Ottoman era.) Most tourists come to Marmaris for entertainment. Bar Street is a street in the old town of Marmaris, where there are a lot of clubs, discos and bars. You could say that this is one big party. No wonder that most young people are visiting Marmaris' really fancy nightlife. The streets of Marmaris are filled with tourists. A short distance from Bar Street is the port where you can find the luxury yachts. It is the largest marina in Turkey and can accommodate about 700 boats. Bouncing from the port, we can enter the streets where the bazaar is located and you find everything you could wish for, starting with clothing, and ending with the "leather" bags. If you want to relax after a playful night on Bar Street, you might want to go to the beach located in the center of Marmaris, near the statue of Ataturk. Beaches around Marmaris are rather sandy - pebble. But this is not a terrible gravel, but sand is not as golden as in some other places. Rather, it has a tone of gray here. If you want to spend time in Marmaris, but prefer a quiet holiday, then I suggest Icmeler (Marmaris district). It is located west of downtown and is a new hotel district. All hotels in this part of Marmaris have very nice beaches, not too broad, but enough to relax and catch a little mahogany color. Those of you who like to explore, I propose Marmaris as a start for a tour to Rhodes. From the port of Icmeler, a catamaran departs daily to Rhodes. Also, you can find sea turtles in that area.