Malatya

Malatya is one of the biggest cities in the Eastern Anatolia region of Turkey. The city is well known for its apricots. The ancient Malatya (20 km far away from the city center) is one of the most important historical places. The entrance of the city centre. Understand Get in By plane Malatya Erhac Airport is 30 kms away from the city center and can be reached by shuttle buses of the airlines and taxis. Flights leave from Istanbul and Ankara. Turkish Airlines THY [1], Pegasus Airlines [2] and Onur Air [3] have daily flights to Malatya. By train There are daily trains (Mavi train and Ekspres train) fromAnkara. More informations about trains can be obtained from Turkish State Railways [4]. By car Malatya can easily be reached by car, via Kayseri-Malatya motorway. By bus There are many domestic coach firms from İstanbul bus station. The coaches, reach Malatya via Ankara and the journey takes nearly 15 hours. Beydağı Turizm[5], Aksoğanoğlu Zafer Turizm [6] have at least 5 daily coaches to Malatya within the specific times of the day. Get around Walking In the center, especially in the main part, everything is easy accessible by foot. See Do Visit during the Malatya International Arts and Apricot Festival in July Learn Work Buy Eat Budget Mid-range Splurge Drink Sleep Budget Mid-range Murat Palancı Oteli Turgut Temelli Cad. No: 26 Malatya; +90-422-3251003 Yeni Butik Oteli Yeni Camii Karşısı Zafer iş Hanı No:1 Malatya; +90-3231424 Otel Avşar Çevreyolu, Eski Otogar Karşısı Malatya; +90-422-3248491 [7] Bezginler Hotel Çevreyolu Adliye Kavşağı No:12/3 Malatya; +90-422-3241252 Splurge Altın Kayısı Hotel Istasyon Caddesi 44200 Malatya; 90-422-2114444 [8] Contact Stay safe Cope 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!