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Balikesir, Turkey
26 May — 27 May2
Balikesir, Turkey
Thu 26-5
Fri 27-5
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| Cheapest month: | April |
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| Most expensive month: | August |
| Average price in Balikesir: | S$ 76/night |
| Cheapest price found: | S$ 16/night |
| Cheapest day: | Wednesday |
| Most expensive day: | Tuesday |
S$ 22 - S$ 140
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.S$ 18 - S$ 82
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.Hotel prices in Balikesir
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Onhann Hotel
Pasaalani Mah. Bandirma Cad. A, Block In The Plateau Avm No. 114/121, Balikesir, Turkey
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About Balikesir
Things to do
Balikesir is a fantastic place to shop for cotton textiles, handwoven rugs and artisan leather goods. You'll find the best shops at the central bazaar, where you can pick up exotic spices, colourful fruits and traditional Turkish delight.
The Rahmi Koc Museum offers a window into Balikesir's colourful past. Housed in a beautifully restored Greek church, it showcases nautical memorabilia and Ottoman antiques. After touring the museum, enjoy refreshments at the atmospheric on-site cafe.
Balikesir is studded with underground springs known for their therapeutic properties. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy a soak in the historical "Pasha Hamami" Turkish bath. It's still located in the original stone building anchored by a spacious central pool.
Head north and you'll hit Lake Manyas, Turkey's first bird sanctuary. The lush wetlands are home to an incredible variety of species, including Dalmatian pelicans, cormorants and herons.
Getting around
Balikesir is small and best explored on foot, while local buses and taxis are also available. Edremit Körfez Airport is 100 kilometres from Balikesir. Buses depart from the main "otogar" station, a 15-minute drive from the city centre.
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Perched on a fertile plain, Balikesir is known for its beautifully preserved Ottoman houses, local museums and artisan markets. Venture out of town to find sprawling farmlands studded with historic windmills.
Things to do in Balikesir
Balikesir is a fantastic place to shop for cotton textiles, handwoven rugs and artisan leather goods. You'll find the best shops at the central bazaar, where you can pick up exotic spices, colourful fruits and traditional Turkish delight.
The Rahmi Koc Museum offers a window into Balikesir's colourful past. Housed in a beautifully restored Greek church, it showcases nautical memorabilia and Ottoman antiques. After touring the museum, enjoy refreshments at the atmospheric on-site cafe.
Balikesir is studded with underground springs known for their therapeutic properties. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy a soak in the historical Pasha Hamami" Turkish bath. It's still located in the original stone building anchored by a spacious central pool.
Head north and you'll hit Lake Manyas, Turkey's first bird sanctuary. The lush wetlands are home to an incredible variety of species, including Dalmatian pelicans, cormorants and herons.
Getting around Balikesir
Balikesir is small and best explored on foot, while local buses and taxis are also available. Edremit Körfez Airport is 100 kilometres from Balikesir. Buses depart from the main "otogar" station, a 15-minute drive from the city centre.
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What are the best hotels in Balikesir?
140 reviews rated Willmont Hotel with an average score of 9.0/10. It may also be worth looking into the Ramada Residences by Wyndham Balikesir, which received a rating of 8.7/10 from 128 reviews. Asya Hotel could also be a good option, with a score of 8.4/10 from 110 reviews.