Bodrum Guide
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The castle was built by the Knights of St. Jean in 1402 and It has become the symbol of Bodrum. It has been used as the "Museum of Underwater &nArcheology" since 1960.
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Castillo de Bodrum
Kale CaddesiThe castle was built by the Knights of St. Jean in 1402 and It has become the symbol of Bodrum. It has been used as the "Museum of Underwater &nArcheology" since 1960.
Bodrum’s Myndos gate, which doesn’t seem that impressive with a cursory glance, but once you know a little bit about it’s history, it’s easy to appreciate the significance of this area.
The only surviving gate of the 7km long ancient wall that surrounded the city of Halikarnassos, was built by Kind Mausolus in the 4th Century BC. The tower’s original height is not known, but they were built out of andesite stone blocks.
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Myndos Gate
Bodrum’s Myndos gate, which doesn’t seem that impressive with a cursory glance, but once you know a little bit about it’s history, it’s easy to appreciate the significance of this area.
The only surviving gate of the 7km long ancient wall that surrounded the city of Halikarnassos, was built by Kind Mausolus in the 4th Century BC. The tower’s original height is not known, but they were built out of andesite stone blocks.
Nightlife in Bodrum is intense and that you can enjoy the lively nights and nightlife activities of Bodrum with its numerous bars, clubs, nightclubs and shows. Great nightlife and entertainment activities in Bodrum take place on the mile-long Bodrum Bar Street (Cumhuriyet Street) which is swamped with the largest and most extravagant nightclubs in Bodrum.
Before you hit the clubs, take your pick of a huge range of bars which sell every type of cocktail and beer under the Turkish sun. Nightclubs in Bodrum offers intense nightlife attractions with foam, lighting, volume and dance shows, and the majority of punters don’t leave until the sun rises over the fuzzy horizon.
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Bodrum
Nightlife in Bodrum is intense and that you can enjoy the lively nights and nightlife activities of Bodrum with its numerous bars, clubs, nightclubs and shows. Great nightlife and entertainment activities in Bodrum take place on the mile-long Bodrum Bar Street (Cumhuriyet Street) which is swamped with the largest and most extravagant nightclubs in Bodrum.
Before you hit the clubs, take your pick of a huge range of bars which sell every type of cocktail and beer under the Turkish sun. Nightclubs in Bodrum offers intense nightlife attractions with foam, lighting, volume and dance shows, and the majority of punters don’t leave until the sun rises over the fuzzy horizon.
The seven windmills on the hill overlooking Gumbet bay were built in the 18th century (1850-1870) and were actively used until the late 1970s. One of the most popular windmills of the Bodrum peninsula.
Here you can enjoy the nature with magnificent Bodrum & Gumbet views and take unforgettable photos on your Bodrum holiday. It is also ideal for a beautiful nature walk, trekking and bicycle tours.
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Windmills
The seven windmills on the hill overlooking Gumbet bay were built in the 18th century (1850-1870) and were actively used until the late 1970s. One of the most popular windmills of the Bodrum peninsula.
Here you can enjoy the nature with magnificent Bodrum & Gumbet views and take unforgettable photos on your Bodrum holiday. It is also ideal for a beautiful nature walk, trekking and bicycle tours.
GÜMBET beach is long and lined with hotels, bars and restaurants all of whom put out sunbeds and umbrellas that are free to use as long as you keep drinking. Mainly shingle and some sand it is a great place to do watersports with many different things available along the front. The edges of the beach are quieter and sandier. The sea is gently shelving and good for children.
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Playa Gumbet
Osman Nuri Bilgin CaddesiGÜMBET beach is long and lined with hotels, bars and restaurants all of whom put out sunbeds and umbrellas that are free to use as long as you keep drinking. Mainly shingle and some sand it is a great place to do watersports with many different things available along the front. The edges of the beach are quieter and sandier. The sea is gently shelving and good for children.
The Bodrum Amphitheatre (Bodrum Antique Theatre) is also one of the best sights in Bodrum. It dates back to 4th century B.C. and the best preserved sites of ancient Halicarnassus. It is one of the oldest stone theaters in the ancient world.
The landscape is amazing especially at sunsets. It has a capacity of 10,000 person and It shows about all the characteristics of the theaters that has been built before the Roman Imperial Age. After the digs in 1973, the region is set as an open air museum.
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Halicarnassus Ancient City
No:175 Kıbrıs Şehitleri Cd.The Bodrum Amphitheatre (Bodrum Antique Theatre) is also one of the best sights in Bodrum. It dates back to 4th century B.C. and the best preserved sites of ancient Halicarnassus. It is one of the oldest stone theaters in the ancient world.
The landscape is amazing especially at sunsets. It has a capacity of 10,000 person and It shows about all the characteristics of the theaters that has been built before the Roman Imperial Age. After the digs in 1973, the region is set as an open air museum.
This place is relatively unknown.
Not far from Yahşi and Bitez you could find the Ruins of the Ancient city of Pedasa.
Some more information about Pedesa you can visit;
https://slowtravelguide.com/pedasa-bodrum-turkey/
In Pedasa lived the ancient Lelegs during the Bronze and Iron Ages. Lelegs considered as a separate nation of the Ancient Carya, they moved here after the Trojan War. The flowering civilization of which fell for the period from 11th to 6th centuries BC.
Today Pedasa’s ruin occupying an area of about 150 meters, which are fragments of fortress walls and two internal towers. Several dome-shaped tombs have been preserved in the southern part of the hill.
To get to the ancient Pedasa you can only by foot, because there is no any car road. This is an excellent place for walking, small picnics and a good opportunity to enjoy a panoramic view and plunge into the atmosphere of antiquity.
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Pedasa Antique City
This place is relatively unknown.
Not far from Yahşi and Bitez you could find the Ruins of the Ancient city of Pedasa.
Some more information about Pedesa you can visit;
https://slowtravelguide.com/pedasa-bodrum-turkey/
In Pedasa lived the ancient Lelegs during the Bronze and Iron Ages. Lelegs considered as a separate nation of the Ancient Carya, they moved here after the Trojan War. The flowering civilization of which fell for the period from 11th to 6th centuries BC.
Today Pedasa’s ruin occupying an area of about 150 meters, which are fragments of fortress walls and two internal towers. Several dome-shaped tombs have been preserved in the southern part of the hill.
To get to the ancient Pedasa you can only by foot, because there is no any car road. This is an excellent place for walking, small picnics and a good opportunity to enjoy a panoramic view and plunge into the atmosphere of antiquity.