The ancient city of Knidos, located in the Datça district of Muğla, at the intersection of the Aegean and the Mediterranean, is known as one of the most important centers of trade, science and art in the Carian Civilization. The city, which has great importance in terms of both maritime and trade thanks to its strategic location, has shown great developments in the fields of mathematics, astronomy and medicine in ancient times. The city was built on terraces surrounding two natural harbors and spreads over a very wide area. The ancient theater, agora, necropolis, Temple of Apollo and the walls surrounding the city are among the most striking structures of Knidos. The most famous structure of the city is the Aphrodite of Knidos, made by the famous sculptor Praxiteles and considered one of the most beautiful statues of ancient times. Today, only the base of the statue is visible. Knidos was also known for its scientists in the ancient world. The famous mathematician and astronomer Eudoxus established an observatory here, studied the movements of the sky and made important studies on the measurement of time. This ancient city with its magnificent sea view is a unique place for those who want to discover history and feel the enchanting atmosphere of the Aegean. Knidos, which can be reached by boat tours organized from Datça, offers an unforgettable experience to its visitors with its historical and natural beauties.