Ürgüp, <em>Cappadocia</em>
Cappadocia

Ürgüp, Cappadocia

About Ürgüp

Urgup is one of the upscale tourist destinations in the Cappadocia region and has many boutique hotels and inns. The city boasts of many sprawling stone houses that were carved out of the Cappadocian stone. Urgup has a historic Hamam, the Turkish bath within its boundary. Turkey travel packages offer a chance to explore Urgup's charm and historical significance. Urgup has a historic Hamam, the Turkish bath within its boundary.


The Temenni Hill, a high rock ledge looming above the very center of town with a saint’s tomb at its edge is the most common place to hangout in Urgup and the views of the city from the hills are mesmerizing. 


Location:

Nevşehir Province, Central Anatolia region, Turkey


Timing:

8.00 AM - 7.00 PM Mon - Sun


Best Time to Visit:

April - June; September & October

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Ürgüp Highlights

• Take a tour of this mesmerizing city in Cappadocia and witness its mysterious fairy chimneys, amazing vineyards, and ancient Christian churches
• Walk through the city center and witness the fine old houses of carved Cappadocian stone that is great for carving, decoration, and expansion
• Explore the city and visit some of its most famous attractions such as the Ortahisar Castle, Wish Hill, Ucguze
• Visit the modern day hammam located in the city center alongside Temenni Hill which is a high rocky ledge that features a saint's tomb at its edge and is great for sunset views from the viewing terrace
• Opt for a hot air balloon ride here to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of this region from high up in the sky
• Visit the rock-carved wine cellars and get a taste of the extremely famous wine here that is created at the Turasan Winery making it a haven for wine lovers

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