





Explore this castle built during the Ottoman Empire to ward off attacks from the Venetians. Each summer it hosts the town's international music festival.
Wander along the town's marina, where luxury yachts are docked and visitors dine outdoors, enjoying local cuisine from the restaurants running alongside the water.
Visit the town's museum, housed inside a 16th-century castle. The museum's collection includes Roman and Byzantine artifacts like statues and ancient coins.
This central cultural hub hosts a variety of open-air concerts and theatrical performances throughout the year. In the summer, it's a great spot for enjoying an open-air cinema night. It's a hot spot for both local and international visitors.
Just 13 kilometers south of Cesme, this serene bay offers a relaxing getaway. The gravel beach's blue water and natural rock formations make it a unique spot to visit, whether you're looking to swim, camp, or explore.
This historical site, built in 1832, was once a Greek Orthodox church. After its restoration in 2012, it's been repurposed as an arts and culture center, hosting a variety of concerts, exhibitions, and events.