Zeki Müren Arts Museum
The seaside home of one of Türkiye's best-loved singers, kept as he left it, with stage costumes and memorabilia upstairs. About 5 minutes' walk from the pier.
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The seaside home of one of Türkiye's best-loved singers, kept as he left it, with stage costumes and memorabilia upstairs. About 5 minutes' walk from the pier.
A hillside Greek theatre above the town with sweeping views of the castle and bay. Free to enter; it sits by a busy main road, so a taxi up is easiest.
A row of old stone windmills on the ridge between Bodrum and Gümbet, best for photos over both bays. A short taxi ride up.
The Knights of St John's castle guarding the harbour, now home to a museum of ancient shipwrecks and their cargoes. Climb the towers for views over both bays.
Restored towers and a stretch of the ancient city walls on the western edge of town, where Alexander the Great's army attacked. Open-air and quick to see.
The yacht harbour west of the castle, where wooden gulets moor along a promenade of cafés. A pleasant stroll after the castle.
The site of the tomb of King Mausolus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Little stands today, but the foundations, fragments and models show its scale.