Top Things to do in Urla
What to do and see in Urla, Turkish Aegean Coast: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Urla, Turkey including Liberta Beach Bar, Kite Club Urla, Urla Vines, Ankara Universitesi Mustafa Koc Deniz Arkeoloji Muzesi, Kostem Zeytinyagi Muzesi, Arkas Sanat, Gru Art Gallery, Urla Winery, AltInkoy Plaj, MMG Sarapcilik.
Restaurants in Urla
1. Liberta Beach Bar
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Kite Club Urla
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Kiteboard school and Airush-Slingshot test center in Urla - Izmir. Spot has flat water, stable wind and shallow bottom.
3. Urla Vines
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
EXPERIENCE THE TUSCANY OF TURKEY Tour local wineries with Urla Vines Join Urla Vines for a unique one-day tour of four (4) local wineries in the heart of Urla - an Aegean coastal town south of Izmir. Embark with us on one of our personally guided tours through the heart of Urla, a historical Turkish town. Urla has been named a growing agricultural destination on the Aegean coast located 35 kilometers southwest of Izmir, producing some of the regions finest wines, vintage olive groves, world-class farming and authentic regional fare. Urla is one of the 12 cities of ancient Ionia where wine was commercially produced as long ago as the 7th century BCE. In the past decade, Turkey has produced characterful wines that have proven to transform Turkey’s reputation into a wine-growing nation. Urla Vines offers three local experiences to choose from: The Urla Wineries Tour The Agriculture and Wine Tour Local Urla Cuisine Experience
4. Ankara Universitesi Mustafa Koc Deniz Arkeoloji Muzesi
5. Kostem Zeytinyagi Muzesi
6. Arkas Sanat
7. Gru Art Gallery
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
GRU Art Gallery opened in February 2021 in Urla. Aiming to create a collection where artists from different disciplines and with different aesthetic concerns can take place together, GRU is established as a contemporary art gallery that supports independence, polyphony, and shareability in art.
8. Urla Winery
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4.5 based on 194 reviews
In the turn of the century, Urla Sarapcilik started a journey to reestablish the lost reputation of Klazomenai, assemgling its old custom with a modern approach in their own vineyards. Urla Sarapcilik, focusing on viticulture and wine production on a regional scale, aim to revive the ancient wine culture of the area and bring its glorious heritage to future. Spread over 350 acres, our own vineyards are overseen by organic and good agricultural practices since their early plantations. 150 to 200 thousand liters of quality wine are produced from endemic and international varieties improved though ongoing clone selection practice. Standing on as passionate as ever, Urla Sarapcilik is determined to open new horizons for its homeland that is earning better recognition as a tourist destination day by day.
Reviewed By neslimh - Sisli, Turkey
It is a special place. The vineyard is the biggest in the region. Modern and good quality wine production facility. It was designed in the form of wine drop. Enjoy wine tasting. My favorite is Urla Nero D’avola.
9. AltInkoy Plaj
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
10. MMG Sarapcilik
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4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By gmz374
First let me say that we are from San Francisco and we are a short drive to Napa and Sonoma. So, our expectations were not too high when we stopped at MMG. However, the wine that Meltem Atalay is producing is very nice indeed. We had their wine tasting and appetizers of cheese and fruit and from that we came away with thirty bottles of wine including the dark-blush and three vintages of the Cabernet. The blush is very drinkable now. The Cabs, of which we bought 2011, 2014 and 2017 are all excellent. We opened the 2011 when we got home, decanted it, and enjoyed it a lot as the tannins have softened. Being unfiltered, which I particularly like, they have a complexity far beyond their price. We have a condo in Kuşadası and now have a nice closet of wine to use while we are here for three months. The location of the winery is great and it has a beautiful view of the hills and the water beyond. The staff including Meltem as the winemaker and her brother Mert who runs the operation with her, are great people. Meltem’s husband (sorry, I have forgotten his name) also is there assisting and he too is very wine knowledgeable and we enjoyed talking with him. We highly recommend you stop by MMG, for the wine, the view and to sit and talk with such gracious people. Keep up the great work! Gary
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