Şirince

Sirince is a small town in Aegean Region, Turkey. It is a small village which is famous for its wine and houses. Sirince was a Greek Village before the Independence War. (In 1923, Turkish and Greek governments change the populations. Greek government sent the Turks to Turkey and Turkish government sent to Greeks to Greece.) Sirince is very popular with Turkish tourists, especially on weekends. Get in From Selcuk town, you can take minibuses to the village. Every hour from each direction, costs 2 liras. Get around See Sirince is a protected area architecturally. Most of the houses are heritage houses.Some are restored by the owners some are not. It is heaven for a photographer. Do Apart from the historical background of the village, there are fantastic valleys to walk around. Olive groves, peach gardens, vineyards... it's Turkey's Tuscany. Buy Wine, handicrafts, olive oil. Eat There are planty of restaurants in the village with reasonable prices. They serve local specialties and grilled meat. Drink You can find alcohol in every restaurant. Every house, on the other hand, makes it's own wine. Sleep Many bed and breakfasts, and few restored houses. Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!