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Old Doğanbey Village - Aydın: An Open-Air Museum That Stops Time Doğanbey Village is a historic village located 30 km from Söke district in Aydın province, nestled at the foot of the Mykale Mountains (Dilek Mountains). Old Doğanbey Village is a settlement dating back to the population exchange after the Turkish War of Independence when Greek inh

Old Doğanbey Village

Old Doğanbey Village - Aydın: An Open-Air Museum That Stops Time

Doğanbey Village is a historic village located 30 km from Söke district in Aydın province, nestled at the foot of the Mykale Mountains (Dilek Mountains). Old Doğanbey Village is a settlement dating back to the population exchange after the Turkish War of Independence when Greek inhabitants migrated to Greece. The village features houses, shops, old hospitals, and fountains reflecting the architectural characteristics of the late Ottoman period. Today, these stone houses, abandoned by the residents during the exchange, are being meticulously restored by new owners, making Doğanbey Village a major attraction for visitors.

Historic Structures and Natural Beauties in Doğanbey Village

Doğanbey Village is famous for its stone houses, narrow streets, and stunning natural landscapes. Originally founded under the Greek name "Domatia," meaning "rooms," the village later became known as Doğanbey. It stands out with structures that carry both Greek and Turkish architectural influences. Walking through the narrow streets, visitors can experience the atmosphere of an open-air museum in Old Doğanbey.

Just 8 kilometers away in the village of Güllübahçe, Gelebeç Neighborhood and the Church of St. Nicholas are must-see spots during your trip to Doğanbey Village. This old Greek neighborhood is one of the region's most prominent structures, reflecting its rich historical heritage.

Old Doğanbey Village: A Hidden Treasure of the Aegean

As one of the hidden paradises of the Aegean Region, Old Doğanbey Village offers a peaceful setting surrounded by nature. The stone houses of Doğanbey Village and its unique architecture, combined with the village’s calm and serene atmosphere, make visitors feel as if time has stopped. The green valley stretching below the village and the blue tones of the Aegean Sea on the horizon make it an ideal route for nature lovers and photographers.

Things to Do in Old Doğanbey Village

  • Explore the old stone houses: Restored Greek houses reflect late Ottoman architecture, making them a major attraction for those visiting Doğanbey Village.
  • Walk the narrow streets: Discover the village’s architecture while strolling the narrow streets, immersing yourself in the historic atmosphere.
  • Capture natural beauty: The view of the Aegean Sea and lush valleys provides a beautiful backdrop for nature photography.
  • Visit Gelebeç Neighborhood and the Church of St. Nicholas: This historic Greek neighborhood and church near Doğanbey Village showcase the area’s rich historical heritage.

Discover Doğanbey Village with Didim Tour

Didim Tour offers Old Doğanbey Village tours for those looking to explore the historical and natural beauties of the region. With a guided visit to Doğanbey Village—one of the hidden gems of the Aegean—you can discover the finest examples of Greek and Turkish architecture and experience the peaceful atmosphere of the village. Didim Tour’s daily tour packages offer you the opportunity to see this unique corner of the Aegean, as well as other highlights on Aydın’s tourism routes.

With Didim Tour, you can explore historical treasures such as Old Doğanbey Village, Gelebeç Neighborhood, the Church of St. Nicholas, and Doğanbey’s stone houses while learning about the area’s history from professional guides. For those seeking a peaceful getaway surrounded by nature, Didim Tour’s specially designed trips to Doğanbey Village offer a unique opportunity to experience the historical and cultural richness of the Aegean

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