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Ayvalık's old town is one of the best-preserved 19th-century Greek townscapes in Turkey. The neighbourhood survived the 1923 population exchange largely intact — the …

Cunda is the largest of the islands scattered across the bay of Ayvalık, connected to the mainland by a causeway and also reachable by …

The bay of Ayvalık contains around twenty small islands, most of them uninhabited, some with small beaches that are only reachable by water. Boat …

Taksiyarhis Church is Ayvalik's restored mainland Greek Orthodox church, built in 1844 and later used as a warehouse after the town's Orthodox community was …

Şeytan Sofrası — the Devil's Table — is a hilltop viewpoint about 8 km north of Ayvalık town, reachable by road or on foot …

Kucukkoy Town Museum is a small local museum in the village south of Ayvalik. It gives a compact introduction to the area's Greek, Turkish, …