Tekirdağ

Located on the northern coast of the Sea of Marmara, Tekirdağ is a charming blend of the past and the present, offering visitors a mix of beautiful landscapes, rich history, and vibrant modern culture. This region is particularly known for its rolling vineyards, producing some of Turkey's finest wines, as well as its historical significance dating back to ancient Thrace. Tekirdağ is also renowned for its unique culinary contributions, including the famous Tekirdağ köfte (meatballs) and succulent seafood thanks to its proximity to fresh fishing grounds. Historically, this region has been occupied by various civilizations including the Byzantines and Ottomans, leaving a legacy of architectural treasures and cultural heritage. Visitors to Tekirdağ can enjoy a relaxed coastal atmosphere with opportunities for beach lounging, coastal walks, and exploring quaint seaside towns. The lovely promenade along the seafront is perfect for sunset walks, making it a photogenic spot for travel photographers. With an array of festivals throughout the year, it’s a colorful, lively destination for culture-seekers and history buffs alike.