Europe, known as the second largest continent after Oceania, the smallest continent in the world, has been home to many different civilizations from the Dark Ages to the present day. Europe, which in ancient Times was the capital of the ancient Roman Empire and which remained on the dark side of history in the Middle Ages, has achieved a developed and prosperous high standard of living as a result of revolutions in science and technology. There are a total of 50 countries on this peninsula-shaped continent. The European continent, of which Turkey is a part, is today one of the most preferred routes for many travelers in Turkey. However, due to the European Union, visa-free entry to many countries is not possible. Nevertheless, there are also some European countries that do not require visas to Turkey. Let's glance together at the countries that do not require a visa from Turkey. 
The brother country of Azerbaijan offers us the opportunity to travel for 90 days without a visa only with a passport. In the country of which Baku is the capital, there are many historical sights and natural beauties that are worth seeing. Besides, Azerbaijan, which attracts attention with its nightlife, offers both entertainment and tourism. The currency of the Azerbaijani Turkic-speaking country is also the Azerbaijani manat. Another country is Ukraine, which is located exactly north of Turkey. Turkish citizens can enter the country indefinitely only with new identity cards with chips. Ukraine, one of the largest countries in Europe, is located in Eastern Europe. This country, combining Slavic and Turkish culture, has a historical past. In Kiev, the capital of the country, and Lviv, one of the most famous cities in terms of tourism, there are many tourist and historical buildings and monuments protected by UNESCO heritage. Ukraine, which is a cheap country compared to Turkish money, seems suitable for summer travel. However, if you like to relax in winter, you can also enjoy the unique winter landscape of this country.
Did you know that you can also travel to the Principality of Andorra for 90 days without a visa? Andorra, whose official currency is the euro, is a small peninsular country located between the borders of France and Spain. As we all know, most of the Balkan countries are among the most popular countries where you can travel abroad without a visa. One of these countries is Serbia. You can travel here visa-free for no more than 90 days within 180 days. Its largest city and capital is Belgrade. You can also observe the cultural influence of the Ottoman Empire in the historical buildings of the city. Another country bearing traces of Turkish culture offers visa-free entry to Macedonia for up to 90 days. It is a land that bears traces of Rome, Byzantium and the Ottoman Empire, and until recently was inhabited by immigrant Turks. You have the opportunity to travel up to 90 days without a visa to Romania, which is called “romanustan”, which means Roman in Latin. Castles and fortifications in the country draw many tourists every year. They share a common culture influenced by the Balkans and Europe. You can also observe the influence of Turkish cuisine on Romanian cuisine. 
Bosnia and Herzegovina is also one of the countries where you can travel without a visa. Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark is used in the country. Bulgaria is also among the countries where you can stay without a visa. The currency used in the country is the Bulgarian leva. In Sofia, the capital and largest city, you can visit many historical and cultural buildings. Another Balkan country where you can stay for up to 90 days is Albania. Here you can see the influence of Greek, Italian and Ottoman cultures, especially in its culture and cuisine. Kosovo and Montenegro are also other Balkan countries that you can visit for no more than 90 days without a visa.
For those who want to be able to travel without worrying about visa procedures and expenses, interest in visa-free countries is growing day by day. You can include in your itinerary many visa-free European countries with interesting historical and cultural features, as well as natural beauties.