Dibeklihan Culture and Art Village

Great hidden gem located at Konacik district of Bodrum. The premises has some art galleries designer shops like fine jewellery and etc. It also has few restaurants, cafes and vineries. Worth checking it out

If you are looking for another type of tourism, this location could be a very good idea. Great art, good taste, excellent music, souvenir place, services and atmosphere. You can easily combine it with a car climb on the mountain nearby for the fantastic view of Bodrum surroundings. Highly recommending.

Worth a visit! We came in the morning (after 10:00) and it was a wonderful experience with very few tourists around. Just watch out for mosquitoes — there were quite a lot of them, so if you’re sensitive to bites, better bring some repellent ;-)

PRETTY LITTLE VILLAGE This is a small village that surrounded by loads of small shops providing hand made arts and designed products .Also managment provide loads of free events,jazz and pop concerts and some workshops with celebrities and famous people. Lovely place to visit and come cross with loads of intelligent and intellectual people.. Also create important network. Foods are so tasty and homemade. Also. Everything is just to designed to please you from structural point of the place as well as the facilities. Must be visited

A beautifully designed grounds overlooking looking the hills. Great architecture with lots of sitting areas with views and shade. Some very nice restaurants, coffee house, bar. So even if the galleries are closed it is worth a walk around the grounds. Small gallaries but interesting exhibits. In summer, open air film nights next to film cafe bar. Steak restaurant with live jazz and other music some nights. And some shops that same to open at 5 p.m.

Unfortunately we arrived there in siesta time, before 17.00. But all of the building invites you to any kind of art, there's silence and peace welcoming you. We had coffee with great hospitality. Definitely must go place for art lovers

Excellent place to visit to see some art, antique shops, and local artisans selling their products. There is a nice cafe inside with good sweets and coffee.

A quaint cultural haven… Exhibiting many artworks/ crafts of local artists. Food there is bar none the best I’ve had in Turkey (not only Bodrum) poetry on a plate … The owner (Ozge) was very welcoming and took us on a tour of the place… HIGHLY recommend this place for anyone seeking a rich cultural retreat :)