Bodrum Castle (Castle of Saint Peter):
Built in the 15th century by the Knights of St. John, this well-preserved medieval fortress offers panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and houses historical towers and structures from different cultures.

Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology:
Located inside Bodrum Castle, this world-famous museum displays shipwrecks, ancient amphorae, glass artifacts, and the 14th-century BC Uluburun Shipwreck.

Myndos Gate:
The ancient city gate of Halicarnassus, built by King Mausolus, was one of the sites where Alexander the Great faced strong resistance. Today, visitors can see the remains of walls, moats, and tombs.

Bodrum Windmills:
Situated between Bodrum and Gümüşlük, these 18th-century windmills once milled wheat and now offer stunning views of Bodrum and the sea—especially beautiful at sunset.

Bodrum Amphitheater:
Dating back to the 4th century BC, this ancient Hellenistic theater with a 13,000-person capacity offers views over the town and still hosts cultural events today.