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Şirince

A quaint village in İzmir known for its traditional stone houses, olive groves, and winemaking, particularly fruit wines.

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If you like wine and cute Aegean villages, Şirince has both of those things. Snug in the mountains and an easy bus ride outside of Selçuk, this tiny town is known throughout Turkey for its fruit wine. Şirince was originally a Greek village, so it differs from the architecture of much of Turkey and is super photogenic if you want to snap some pics for the Insta. It’s a super popular tourist spot for locals, with narrow, cobbled streets and little wine shops dotted all along it where you can sit and order a taster of the different fruit wines that are available. It’s a great way to spend an evening after a morning spent exploring castles.

cherishbroker 4 years ago

Şirince Articles

  • 3 Days in Ancient Turkey: Selçuk, Ephesus & Şirince

    Today, Turkey may be known for its dreamy cave cities in Göreme and insta-touristy hot balloon rides in Cappadocia, but Turkey’s ancient landscape has seen its fair share of history. From Ephesus, the best preserved ancient Greek cities in the world, and The Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World to […]

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