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Hi, I'm Rebecca Brayton for watchmojo.com and if you want Turkey to be the of your next vacation, here are the top five to visit.
Because of its location two continents, Turkey’s culture has a unique blend of eastern and western tradition. Tourism in Turkey is focused on a variety of archaeological and historical sites and on seaside resorts along its coasts.
Number one on our list are the many and churches located in this country. Here are a few you need to see.

Hagia Sofia in istanbul is famous for its massive dome, and is considered by many to be the epitome of Byzantine . Next to Hagia Sofia is the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, better known as the Blue mosque for the blue tiles adorning the of its interior. The Chora Church is considered one of the most beautiful examples of a Byzantine church. Like Hagia Sofia, it is now a museum which showcases the fine frescoes and that cover the interior of the building.
The number two location you need to see while in Turkey is the historic of Troy. Overlooking the south of the Dardanelles Strait, it is a legendary city that has been the subject of many works of such as Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.

We are told that the Greeks the Trojans because beautiful Helen was abducted by a Trojan Prince. Modern historians agree that the ten-year war was probably fought over control of the Dardanelles. Whatever the cause, the Trojans lost and Troy was sacked and . Today visitors can see what is left of the city and a replica of the infamous wooden horse that led to the downfall of the city.
Everybody loves to shop while on , so number three on our list is the Grand Bazaar. As one of the largest covered markets in the world, Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar boasts four thousand shops and has between 250 and 400 thousand visitors daily. Be sure to check out their well-known jewelry, pottery, spice and carpet .
As site number four, we have Topkapi Palace. Full of of Ottoman architecture, the palace also contains large collections of porcelain, , weapons, shields, armor, murals as well as a display of Ottoman treasure and jewelry. Now a museum, the palace is also to the Spoonmaker's Diamond, an 86 carat pear-shaped diamond surrounded by a double row of 49 old mine cut .

Finally, at number five on our , Pamukkale is known as the eighth wonder of the world by the Turkish . Mineral-rich waters rise from the ground at a temperature of 95 degrees Fahrenheit and tumble down the mountain forming a myriad of pools. Cream-colored stalactites are as the water overflows the giving it its name Pamukkale meaning cotton castle.