Well, we turned where we needed to and immediately got into a fairy tale. The streets are narrow and the steps are steep, just like in the movies. We shot a bunch of cool shots, and, what's nice, without a crowd in the background. The shutters of the houses were closed, but after about an hour they began to open, and cute souvenirs appeared on many of them. There were more and more people, but honestly, I like it more when it's quiet and peaceful. So if you also like a crowd—free atmosphere, come early. The old town was simply magical that day: sunny, bright, romantic. It's small, but you can walk all day, because it's so cozy and beautiful. The atmosphere is incredible. If you go up to the fortress, you can look into the museum and admire the view of the city from above. However, the entrance is paid. We went a little further — to the Panorama cafe. The prices there are quite normal, and the view is just wow! The entire port of Marmaris is in full view: slender white yachts, neat red roofs — beauty! In the Old Town, wherever you look, your heart freezes. The only downside is that there will be a lot of admiring people like you, and you'll have to wait a bit to take a photo of another pretty door. And sometimes, to see something special, it's enough just to look up. This is a corner of Greece in Turkish Marmaris. Doesn't it remind you of Santorini? I enjoyed walking with you again, albeit virtually. And yes, be sure to watch the short video — it perfectly conveys the atmosphere of these streets.

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