History and Culture of Aydin
Aydin is a province that history never quite left alone.

Aydin is a province that history never quite left alone.

Aydin sits at the western edge of the Menderes valley, a fertile corridor that has carried travelers, armies and trade for thousands of years.

Aydın is the fig capital of Turkey, and the local kitchen is built on the abundance of the Büyük Menderes valley: figs in every form, chestnuts from the hills, olive oil from the groves, and the vegetables and…

Aydın is an inland provincial city with a practical range of hotels, and choosing where to stay depends on what you plan to see.

Aydın may be best known as the fig capital of Turkey, but the province holds one of the great ancient cities of the world, a historic center with real character, and a coastline that includes one of Turkey’s…

Aydın, the fig capital of Turkey, is an inland Aegean city with more to offer than most travelers realize.
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