Nevşehir

The Heart of Cappadocia

man riding horse on brown field during daytime
a view of a building through a hole in the wall
a view of a building through a hole in the wall
an old stone building
an old stone building
a city with a mountain in the background
a city with a mountain in the background

Avanos

Derinkuyu Underground City

Ürgüp

a rocky cliff with trees
  • Göreme Open-Air Museum

    • A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this museum features ancient rock-cut churches with stunning frescoes.

  • Uçhisar Castle

    • The highest point in Cappadocia, offering panoramic views of the fairy-tale landscape.

  • Kaymaklı Underground City

    • A fascinating underground settlement used as a refuge during ancient times, complete with tunnels and living quarters.

  • Derinkuyu Underground City

    • The deepest underground city in Cappadocia, showcasing intricate architectural design and history.

  • Avanos

    • Famous for its pottery and the Kızılırmak River, this charming town is a hub of traditional craftsmanship.

  • Pasabag (Monks Valley)

    • Known for its unique fairy chimneys, this valley is a must-see for its surreal rock formations.

  • Devrent Valley (Imagination Valley)

    • A whimsical area with naturally shaped rocks resembling animals and objects.

  • Ortahisar Castle

    • A striking rock formation turned castle, providing a unique glimpse into Cappadocia’s history.

  • Ihlara Valley

    • A lush canyon with a hiking trail along the Melendiz River, featuring hidden rock churches and scenic views.

  • Çavuşin Village

    • A quaint village known for its ancient rock houses and the Church of St. John the Baptist.

  • Ürgüp

    • Renowned for its boutique cave hotels, wineries, and vibrant atmosphere.

  • Love Valley

    • A picturesque valley with uniquely shaped fairy chimneys, perfect for romantic walks or photography.