The city is a very quiet one. It is not the biggest of cities but a smaller one, smaller than all that I have visited in Turkey. The town has a very rural theme and atmosphere to it, but though its atmosphere is serene, the attractions this city has to offer are bizarre and opposite to the nature it resides in. The resorts and hotels in the city are the most comfortable and appreciated ones. There are ample restaurants and bars you can take off to for the kind of food you are looking for. The city also offers one of its kind cave hotels. The city has many small rocky houses and crumbled up streets making it very scenic to roam around in. Here are some of my suggestions of must visits.
Ziggy Café
The Ziggy café was made as a tribute to the pet dog of the creator and restorator for this city many major archaeological buildings. And since the café has been made, it has been a big hit among the locals as well as the visitors. The café is very charismatic and is a two leveled café and has so much to offer that you will want to try everything. The day here has many family gatherings and friends hanging out and the nightlife becomes much lit with live music shows and lightings. The café offers a cake that is designed the same as the dog the café is based on. The name of the dog was Ziêv.
Urgup Market
The Urgup market is the most popular market in the city, and though it is so famous the market is placed only on Saturdays every week. And since such a diverse market happens to be open only once a week, you can imagine the kind of crowd you will face in the market. But all that crowd and tiredness all is worth it because of the kind of shopping you can do from this place. The market displays some of the best and freshest produce of fruits, vegetables, and meat. Apart from the other side of the market offers small handmade ornaments and souvenirs. Just make sure to go early in the morning as the crowd will keep increasing with every minute.