Shipping from the UK to Turkey

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Shipping to Turkey

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Moving to Turkey?

Moving to Turkey? We've put together a basic guide to Turkey which you may be interested to read.

Poised between East and West, a bridge – or a battleground – intersecting Europe and Asia, Turkey could be forgiven for having an identity crisis. In fact, the inhabitants of this vast country have taken the welter of cultural influences brought by invaders to forge an entirely unique identity. With settlements dating from the Neolithic period, this is one of the oldest continuously habited areas in the world, with a grand history that reads like a roll call of the great and good. The Hittites were followed by the Phrygians who were destroyed by the Cimmerians. Then Greeks started to settle the coast in 1200 BC before the Persians took over; the whole country fell to Alexander the Great in 334 BC. The Romans came in around 50 BC and Constantine I made Byzantium capital of the Roman Empire in 324. After the fall of the Romans, this city became the centre of the Byzantine Empire, which would control swathes of North Africa and the Middle East for nearly a thousand years. The Ottomans sacked Constantinople in 1453 and remained in control until Turkey finally gained independence after the First World War. Today, Turkey is a secular country with a reputation for overwhelming friendliness and hospitality.

With wild landscapes created by volcanic activity and earthquakes over the millennia, Turkey is nothing if not geographically diverse. The coastal regions are hot and sultry but the arid mountainous interior is much harsher, becoming extremely cold in winter.

Any trip to Turkey should start with its incredible ex-capital. Istanbul beguiles and bewilders, from the splendid Blue Mosque to the Christian Aya Sofia church on the ancient acropolis, which was for a long time the largest enclosed building in the world. The Grand Bazaar and the Spice Bazaar are must-sees even if you don’t have a lira to your name – it’s more fun if you can haggle though. Floating along the Bosporus is the perfect way to spend the early evening; then head off to one of thousands of funky bars to test Istanbulis’ claim that this is the world’s “hippest city”.

The rugged terrain of Cappadocia is great for hiking and mountain biking, or take a hot air balloon to view the fairy chimneys and canyons from above. The underground city of Kaymaklı was a perfect hiding place for Cappadocians during the numerous wars that took place here. The Olympos Coast comprises a spectacular sequence of densely pine-forested ridges and precipitous bare cliffs, with unspoilt resorts hidden in the coastline. The Aegean Coast is more gentle, with pristine villages and untouristed villages. An exception is Ephesus, the largest and best-preserved ancient city around the Mediterranean.

When you get around to eating you won’t be disappointed - Turkish cuisine is exceptional. Street food includes lahmacun, Arab style pizza, deep fried mussels and the much-maligned kebab. Soups and salads are excellent – try taboulleh, baba ghanous, and white bean mash. Meze is the other favourite. Turks love their sweets – they are the inventors of baklava but they also make milk puddings.

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