Modern
13 places
Saatli Kule (Clock Tower)
Built in 1895 by Hacıkadı Süleyman Efendi, the city's first mayor, and designed by the renowned Greek master craftsman Filivari. Muğla's symbol and an architectural expression of Turkish-Greek togetherness.
Dibeklihan Culture and Art Village (Ortakent)
A cultural and arts village in Ortakent comprising galleries, workshops, and an ethnography museum.
Turgut Reis Monument (Turgutreis)
A statue and park on the Turgutreis waterfront honoring Ottoman admiral Turgut Reis.
Yalıkavak Marina (Palmarina)
A superyacht marina and waterfront shopping and lifestyle destination in Yalıkavak.
Milta Bodrum Marina
Established in 1976, Bodrum's prestigious yacht harbor and vibrant social hub.
Republic Street (Bars Street)
The famous street that has been the heart of Bodrum's nightlife since the 1980s.
Gümbet Water Sports Centre
A hub for water sports where you can enjoy jet skiing, parasailing, and much more.
Gümbet Bar Street (Nightlife)
The beating heart of Gümbet's entertainment scene, lined with bars, pubs, and nightclubs.
Bitez Windsurfing and Water Sports Culture
One of Turkey's premier windsurfing destinations; schools and championships in this sheltered bay with gentle breezes.
International Gümüşlük Classical Music Festival (Ancient Stone Quarry Concerts)
An international music festival held every summer since 2004, featuring concerts in an ancient stone quarry, by the seaside, and in a clay house.
D-Marin Turgutreis
One of Turkey's premier luxury marinas; a charming marina village complete with shops, cafés, and restaurants to explore.
Şevket Sabancı Park
A waterfront park known for sea views, lush palm trees and greenery, perfect for strolling and watching the sunset.
Turgutreis Coastal Road and Atatürk Square
A scenic waterfront walking and cycling path with a vibrant central square; perfect for sunset viewing.