"Beautiful Izmir" - the "Pearl of the Aegean Sea" - is Turkey's third largest city and the second most important port. A city of palm-lined boulevards, avenues and parks in sweeping curves along a circular bay, Izmir has an exceptionally mild climate and many fine hotels.
The city is a bustling commercial and industrial centre and the move into the Aegean. Turkey Aegean shore are among the most beautiful scenery in the country. The beautiful coastal scenery, lapped by the clear waters of the Aegean Sea, is rich in large and pristine beaches, surrounded by olive groves, rocky cliffs and pine forests. Dotted with idyllic fishing ports, popular holiday villages, and the remains of ancient civilizations, this region offers an exceptionally attractive venue for meetings, incentives and conferences. Izmir is also a good starting point to explore the many attractions in the region. The city itself is of course absolutely worth a visit. Konak Konak square and streets are the best points to start your visit. The famous Clock Tower, landmark of the city, is in Konak, as well as the Asansor - the elevator for the transportation of goods from port to Halil Rifat quarter.
If you are in the area make sure to visit Urla, Çeşme Seferihisar and has many historcial sites nearby. The best prospect in Izmir clock the sun at the top of the Kadifekale east of the city to 250m high, overlooking the Aegean Sea. Even 20 km west of Konak suqaure in Balçova, take a trip on the mountain by a cable car and enjoy the view from the forest and eat lunch or dinner.
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