Fethiye is a coastal resort town in southwestern Turkey's Muğla Province, originally founded in the 5th century BCE as the Lycian city of Telmessos—known for its oracle and rock-cut tombs—and later evolving through Persian, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman periods before being renamed in 1934 after aviator Fethi Bey, famed for its ancient theater, Ölüdeniz lagoon, and Kayaköy ghost village.

00:00 Square Beskaza Meydani
00:35 Harbour
01:52 Ugur Mumcu Park
03:16 Harbour
04:25 Street Market
12:36 Shops and Restaurants
16:10 Harbour
20:32 Ugur Mumcu Park

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