Regions
Cappadocia’s towns and districts: Göreme, Ürgüp, Avanos, Uçhisar, Nevşehir and more.
Göreme
The heart of Cappadocia: hotels carved among the fairy chimneys, an open-air museum and the departure point of balloon tours.
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Ürgüp
It is the most elegant and urban town of Cappadocia with its stylish boutique hotels, vineyards and lively bazaar.
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Avanos
An arts and crafts town on the banks of the Kızılırmak, where a thousands-year-old pottery tradition is kept alive.
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Uçhisar
It is home to the highest rock castle in the region, the widest panorama of Cappadocia, and quiet luxury hotels.
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Ortahisar
A quiet Cappadocia town that preserves its authentic texture, with its own castle and stalactite-stalactite caves.
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Mustafapaşa (Sinasos)
It is one of the most elegant and quiet towns of Cappadocia, with its stone mansions from Greek architecture.
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Çavuşin
One of the most photogenic and quiet corners of Cappadocia with the rock houses of the old abandoned village.
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Nevsehir Center
The administrative and commercial center of the province; museum, castle surroundings and daily life point opening to Cappadocia.
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Gülşehir
A quiet district on the west side of Cappadocia, known for Açıksaray and St. Jean Church.
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Hacıbektaş
It is one of the important centers of the Alevi-Bektashi faith with its Hacı Bektaş Veli Lodge and museum.
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Derinkuyu (Town)
The district that gave its name to the famous underground city; Practical stop and daily life center of the southern Cappadocia route.
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