During November, there are many concerts, theatres productions and must see other activities which have special access for Quintessentially Members.

Csontvary: Extraordinary painting of a Hungarian Master
Date: 21st October -12th December 2010
Pera Müzesi, İstanbul

Slippery Floor
Date: 26th October – 27th November 2010
Beşiktaş Belediyesi Akatlar Kültür Merkezi, İstanbul

Dancing Queen
Date: 4th -7th November 2010
Türker İnanoğlu Maslak Show Centre, İstanbul

Levent Yüksel
Date: 5th November 2010
Jolly Joker Balans, İstanbul

Ophelie Gaillard
Date: 10th November 2010
Mustafa Kemal Merkezi, İstanbul

Kutlug Ataman – Enemy In Me
Date: 10th November 2010 – 6th march 2011
İstanbul Modern, İstanbul

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Amara Beach
Barut Hotel Lara Resort Spa & Suıtes
Barut Hotel & Appartements Cennet
Cornelia Deluxe
Delphin Deluxe
Golden Coast
Hillside Beach Club
Hotel Melas Resort
Delphin Palace
Robinson Club Nobilis
Sheraton Voyager Antalya
Hotel Sunrise Queen

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The Eastern Mediterranean in Turkey signifies different things to different people visiting the region. For most Europeans the region is a beach paradise full of radiance. On the beach of the calm ocean are the towering resorts, around Side and Alanya. But amidst the development of the area with high-rise buildings, the innate attractive qualities of the regions still shine through. The long stretch of beautiful beaches is also dubbed as the Turkish Riviera and is usually the region that is overflowing with tourists from all over the globe during the summer peak season. However, if you visit the area during off peak seasons, you will surely find the large beaches empty but t he guesthouses surely have discounted prices.

But the resorts are not the only places to visit in the Eastern Mediterranean. If you enjoy the beach with the sun, you can also enjoy a night stroll along a beach in Patara, Olympos & Çirali which will all of a sudden send you back in time while passing a Lycian tomb or a tremendous Corinthian temple. In between those two points, you can see some attractively old-fashioned coastal towns like Kalkan, Kekova, or the very beautiful Kaleköy in Turkey

If you like more adventure, then the Eastern Mediterranean can offer you some more. But this time you have to be bolder as you make your way thru the rugged and tortuous mountain range to the east leading to the resort areas of Anamur and Kızkalesi. This part of the country is regarded as an open-air museum as it has immense amount of remarkable ruins just scattered about. When you go further East in your travel, the mountain range then even out out into the wide-open Cukurova Plain where the cities become much bigger, more urbanized and grand. However, tourists are nearly missing in the large developed cities of Adana , Merlin, and İskenderun.

One of the most visited countries by millions of tourists nowadays in Turkey. Turkey, a one-size-fits-all country has wonderful history, beautiful beaches, delighting people, great wonders and has one of the top three culinary arts in the world. Because there are so many destinations one can visit in Turkey, you will be probably overwhelmed and can’t decide on where to go. So here are the three cities, I personally like and I think you should not miss.

Istanbul
This city is formerly known as Constantinople and was the early capital for the Ottoman, Byzantine and Eastern Roman empires. Istanbul’s landmarks include the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and the Grand Bazaar. It is a must-see city because aside from its rich history, you can also enjoy a vibrant nightlife and shop endless to keep you entertained. Istanbul is currently the European Capital of Culture.

Bodrum
Bodrum, the St. Tropez of Turkey is located on Turkey’s Mediterranean Coast. If you are a sun-lover, then you surely would not want to miss this side of the country. The marina is always filled with yachts and you may be able to spot celebrities enjoying the Turkey sea and sun. this city also has an underwater museum, and the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus. There are plenty of water activities that you can enjoy, including scuba diving.

Pamukkale and Hieropolis
Pamukkale is a famous because of its healing waters and white cliffs that looks like snow. Legend has it that Cleopatra visited Pamukkale and bathe in its pools, that is why those same pools are named Cleopatra pools. Magnificent about those pools is that water stays at a constant temperature of 91 Degrees Fahrenheit.

When travelling Pamukkale, visitors can opt to walk through Hieropolis. Another one of the many ancient ruins in Turkey and can be an additional sight to view before visiting the healing pools.

The best time to visit Turkey is nonetheless during the summer because visitors can enjoy numerous water activities and see all the historic sites. People who visited Istanbul, Bodrum, Pamukkale & Hieropolis realize why more and more people are going to Turkey. You too should come and experience Turkey.

When visiting Turkey and thinking on where to go, Istanbul is surely main on the list. Istanbul is the city that bridge Europe and Asia, making it a melting pot of two different cultures. Visiting Turkey would really be a rewarding trip for you because in Istanbul alone, there are numbers of great landmarks that you can visit. Following are five of the places that you can visit when in Istanbul:

Istanbul Archaeology Museum. Definitely one of the must-see museums yet so many visiting tourists overlooked. The museum is actually the largest museum in Turkey which chronicles the life of Istanbul and as well as the Byzantium’s emperors. They house the recovered artifacts date back to 6000 BC. The artifacts that exhibit the Ottoman period are on a separate building known as the Museum of the Ancient Orient.

Ayasofya. You will surely love this place, especially the dome of this masterpiece. There is nothing like the sensation you will experience as you see things inside just by the low filtered light that finds its way in.

Blue Mosque. This landmark is standing with pride and authority over the Sultanahmet Park. When you are under the mosque’s dome, you’ll find hundreds of stained-glass windows that sparkle like jewels. The blue of the mosque actually changes to yellow, orange, and red, depending on the time of day and is just a real beauty in itself.

Topkapi Palace. This landmark was once a home to someone. Beyond its grand ornamental gates is a history on its own. Six hundred years of Ottoman history—it was the refuge of a whole lot of people, all to serve just one man.

St. Savior in Chora. You can see how an empire devoted itself much in luxury through the finest preserved collections of Byzantine mosaics that is just about anywhere the whole place.

Turkey one of the luxury hotel located in the biggest city of Turkey Istanbul. This video is very clear and nice video about this hotel. video from video sharing site.

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Turkey is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations today. Thanks to its breathtaking natural beauties, unique historical and remarkable archeological sites which continue to attract millions of visitors every year.  Due to this Turkey steadily improve their hotels, resorts and other tourist infrastructures in order to provide her guests with an accommodation of superior quality.  However, for those people who really ‘care’ where they stay and want only the crème de la crème, there are quite a number of luxury hotels to choose from which are scattered throughout Turkey’s different regions.  Listed here are some of the luxury hotels in Turkey, with corresponding nifty details as well as their starting rates per night, to help you decide.

Argos in Cappadocia. Cappadocia, Turkey
This hotel is considered as a modern luxury in the midst of carefully restored tunnels and caves of a historical monastery that bears testament to the ancient civilizations of Turkey.
Room & Suites: 33
Setting: Countryside, Mountains
Style: Boutique, Historical, Hotel
Nightly Rates from: EUR 110(USD 135)

Ciragan Palace Kempinski Istanbul. Istanbul, Turkey
This place maintains the grand tradition of the Bosphorus.  It is a combination of architectural grandeur, panoramic views and modern comfort.
Room & Suites: 313
Setting: City
Style: Grand, Historical, Hotel
Nightly Rates from: EUR 505 (USD 620)

Casa dell’Arte. Bodrum, Turkey
This hotel offers modern comfort amidst the dramatic coastal scenery and artistic bon vivants of Turkey’s preeminent resort town.
Room & Suites: 12
Setting: Beach, Waterfront
Style: Boutique, Colonial, Modern, Resort
Nightly Rates from: EUR 350(USD 430)

A’JIA HOTEL. Istanbul, Turkey
This is a distinguished hotel set in a traditional Ottoman mansion literally floating atop the breathtaking Bosphorus.
Room & Suites: 16
Setting: Coastal
Style: Boutique, Historical, Modern, Hotel
Nightly Rates from: EUR 210 (USD 258)

Park Hyatt Istanbul-Macka Palas. Istanbul, Turkey
The meeting place of fun, fashion, and deluxe customer service where luxury is not just an amenity but an experience.
Room & Suites: 90
Setting: City
Style: Boutique, Modern, Hotel
Nightly Rates from: EUR 280 (USD 344)

Mardan Palace.  Antalya, Turkey
This hotel indulges its guests with opulent decorations, gorgeous environment, and unique recreational activities such as the swimming reef.
Room & Suites: 560
Setting: Coastal
Style: Grand, Modern, Resort
Nightly Rates from: EUR 230 (USD 282)

These luxury hotels intend to let their valued guests experience a royal vacation in its finest.  Every minuscule detail is considered to provide their visitors with the maximum relaxation and make the visitors’ time truly unique and delightful.  Book your vacation with Turkey’s foremost luxury hotels and be certain of a stay that is full of grandeur.