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The sprawling city of Malatya is known for its rich historical heritage, vibrant street life, and famous apricots. With a pleasant continental climate, it's a year-round destination offering various attractions!
Most city roads in Malatya are well-paved and suitable for any class of vehicle. However, if you plan to visit the rugged terrains of Mount Nemrut or the countryside, a four-wheel drive is recommended.
There are plenty of paid car parks in the city. However, it can become quite busy during peak times. Always check parking signs to avoid being ticketed.
Turkish traffic rules are similar to those in most countries. Always wear a seatbelt, do not use your phone while driving, and abide by speed limits, which are usually 50 km/hr in urban areas and up to 120 km/hr on highways.
Malatya has much to offer culture vultures and nature lovers alike. Don't miss out on visiting the Ataturk House Museum, Aslantepe Ruins, or taking a scenic drive to the summit of Mount Nemrut to admire the stone heads of Greek gods.
For a taste of local life, visit the neighbourhoods of Kernek and Fethiye. For a relaxing day at the beach, drive to nearby Cappadocia or sunny Antalya.
The main airport, Malatya Erhaç Airport, is just 34 km away from the city center. Plenty of car rental services are available for your convenience.
For rail enthusiasts, Malatya Train Station offers intriguing journeys. If you wish to explore Turkey's coastal beauty, the nearby port cities of Mersin and Iskenderun are just a drive away.
Malatya experiences four distinct seasons, with hot summers and cold winters. The local currency is the Turkish Lira (TRY). Credit cards are widely accepted, but carry some cash for smaller establishments.
Plan your visit in July to participate in the Malatya Culture and Apricot Festival, a celebration of the city's famous fruit mixed with delightful folk music and dance!
