Today visitors can see what is left of the city and a replica of the infamous wooden ___ that led to the downfall of the city.

Mineral-rich waters rise from the ___ at a temperature of 95 degrees Fahrenheit and tumble down the mountain forming a myriad of pools.

As one of the largest ___ markets in the world, Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar boasts four thousand shops and has between 250 and 400 thousand visitors daily.

Because of its location ___ two continents, Turkey’s culture has a unique blend of eastern and western tradition.

Next to Hagia Sofia is the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, better known as the Blue mosque for the blue tiles ___ the walls of its interior.

Finally, at number five on our list, Pamukkale is known as the eighth ___ of the world by the Turkish people.

Be sure to ___ their well-known jewelry, pottery, spice and carpet shops.

Full of examples of Ottoman architecture, the palace also contains large collections of porcelain, robes, ___, shields, armor, murals as well as a display of Ottoman treasure and jewelry.

The number two location you need to see ___ in Turkey is the historic city of Troy.

Tourism in Turkey is mainly ___ on a variety of archaeological and historical sites and on seaside resorts along its coasts.

Cream-colored stalactites are formed as the water overflows the pools giving it its name Pamukkale meaning cotton ___.

Here are ___ you need to see.