A Starlit Journey Through History:
DISCOVER TURKISH MUSEUMS BY NIGHT
Experience Türkiye’s most iconic ancient sites like never before as they reveal their untold stories under the stars. A treasure trove of nightly discovery awaits, including the illuminated remnants of remarkably preserved Roman theaters that still host music, opera, and dance performances today.
Have you ever spent a day wandering through an ancient city, only to wish it stayed open a bit later —long enough to witness the marble temples and palaces bathed in the amber tones of sunset? Or perhaps you've longed to explore the magnificence of past civilizations after hours, away from the midday summer heat?
Thanks to the newly christened Night Museums project, you can now see Türkiye’s nationally recognized ancient museum sites in a new nocturnal light. The carefully designed illumination of these iconic monuments transforms historical landmarks and UNESCO World Heritage Sites along the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts, revealing their grandeur in a unique and original way.
A truly immersive and engaging experience beckons. Imagine strolling through the marble streets of Ephesus guided by the soft glow of the ancient columns that once framed the halls where emperors and philosophers studiously roamed. Stand before the Apollo Temple in Side and partake in the most romantic sunsets by the shimmering sea. In Hierapolis, let the moonlight cast the grand theater and miraculous travertine pools of Pamukkale in its epic glow, echoing the past at every step in Patara, explore the cradle of democracy, where the remnants of the world’s first parliament still stand.
