Bodrum is a region famous for its castle rising on the peninsula formed by the merging of the eastern and western ports, its white houses lined up on the shores of the two harbors, its gullies and narrow streets descending to the sea, its yachts spread around the world, and its shipyards. Today, Bodrum is an important tourism center that combines all the elements expected from a holiday destination and can be experienced in summer and winter. It is equipped to meet the expectations of all segments, from wealthy yachtsmen from all over the world to income groups who can spend a long summer vacation in a hostel with a limited budget.

Ancient Theatre: It is located on the Bodrum-Turgutreis road. The stage part of the 13,000-seat theater was excavated and the seating was restored.

Rock Tombs: There are rock tombs from Hellenistic and Roman periods above the theater and on the slope.