Ürgüp and Cappadocia Places to Visit | Floria Hotel Guide

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  Discover Cappadocia from Floria Hotel Ürgüp

  Cappadocia offers a different story on every route with its fairy chimneys, valleys, rock formations, underground cities and centuries-old history. Located in Ürgüp, Floria Hotel provides a pleasant starting point for guests who want to explore the natural and cultural riches of the region. Go to Turkey

  During your stay, you can explore the different faces of Cappadocia from the historical streets of Ürgüp to the unique valleys of Göreme, from the panoramic views of Uçhisar to the traditional pottery workshops of Avanos. For those who want a more adventurous experience, alternatives such as nature walks, cycling routes, hot air balloons and ATVs are also among the experiences offered by the region. Dec. Go to Turkey

  Urgup

  You can start your Cappadocia exploration from Ürgüp, where the hotel is located. Ürgüp, with its historical stone buildings, traditional mansions, restaurants and lively atmosphere, offers a beautiful route for those who want to experience the culture and daily life of the region up close. Go to Turkey

  Three Beauties

  Three Beauties, one of the most famous natural formations of Cappadocia, are one of the most prominent stops of the exploration routes around Ürgüp. It is an ideal spot for those who want to take a photo break with its unique fairy chimney formations. Go to Turkey

  Göreme

  Göreme should definitely be included in the route of those who want to see the most iconic sights of Cappadocia. Especially Göreme Open Air Museum, offers the opportunity to get to know the historical heritage of the region closely with its churches, monasteries and frescoes carved into rocks. Go to Turkey

  The valleys around Goreme offer different alternatives for hiking and landscape exploration.

  Uchisar

  Uçhisar is one of the important stops for those who want to watch the panoramic views of Cappadocia. Uchisar Castle, thanks to its high location, it stands out for viewing impressive views of the region. The Pigeon Valley is also a nice alternative for those who want to hike and explore the natural rock formations. Go to Turkey

  Avanos

  Avanos, on the Kizilirmak coast, stands out with its traditional pottery culture. You can see the pottery tradition that has developed thanks to the characteristic red clay of the region up close in the local workshops, examine handmade products and take a pleasant walk by the river. Go to Turkey

  Pashabags and Zelve

  Which is one of the regions where fairy chimneys are most densely seen Pashabags, An impressive route to see the characteristic rock formations of Cappadocia up close. Nearby Zelve sheds light on the region's past with its valleys, rock structures, churches and historical settlements. Go to Turkey

  Devrent Valley

  Devrent Valley, known for its fairy chimneys that look like different shapes, is a pleasant stop for those who want to explore the natural formations of Cappadocia. Especially the rock formations resembling animal figures make the region interesting for photography enthusiasts as well. Go to Turkey

  Underground Cities

  Cappadocia has a world to explore not only on the surface, but also underground. Kaymakli and Derinkuyu Underground Cities, is among the most remarkable historical stops of the region with underground structures used Decently as living spaces in the past. Go to Turkey

  Mustafapasa and Soğanlı Valley

  Mustafapaşa and Soğanlı Valley offer beautiful alternatives for guests who are looking for a more peaceful and cultural route. The historical texture and churches of Mustafapaşa combine with the fairy chimneys and rock structures of the Soğanlı Valley and offer the opportunity to explore the lesser-known faces of Cappadocia. Go to Turkey