Historical and Touristic Places of Diyarbakir Province

Starting from Diyarbakir and its prehistoric eras, preserving its importance in every period of history. A natural way of passage between Anatolia and Mesopotamia served as a bridge and became the cradle of various civilizations.

Throughout history, Amida, Amid, Kara Amid, Diyarbakır, Diyarbekir Diyarbakir, the city in the middle of the region in the middle of the Southeastern Anatolia Region called Elcezire at the north end of Mesopotamia
. It has been understood through archaeological investigations that it has occurred in the Chipped Stone and Mesolithic periods. Not Hassun near Silvan, the Dicle River and its arches have been identified with these ancient remnants in Hilar caverns near Ergani.
ÇAYÖNÜ
It is not only about the history of the region but also about the history of the world civilization with its dating of the Taurus Hill near Ergani, which is one of the oldest village settlements in Anatolia which is one of the most beautiful examples of the trot village communities. The technological way of life, also known as the "Neolithic Revolution", in which the first bases of modern urban civilization, which had been continuously intermittent and intermittent between 7,500 and 5,000 years, were introduced into the production of food from inhabited villages, hunting, Is a vibrant and interesting settlement that includes many provinces in the history of cultural history that have changed with all of the nutritional economy and human-natural environment relations. Wild orchids, lentils, etc., have become known to plants and domestication of the goat has gained importance in the world of science.
The types of buildings revealed in the first village establishment, which was built between 7250 - 6750 BC, also vary. Round plan club buildings, grid planned buildings, canal buildings and cell planned buildings. In this structure; Stone bases, rooms, kitchens. It is also seen that there are increasingly specialized spaces such as depo, cellar workshop, square and cemetery.
DIYARBAKIR KALESİ
The wide basalt plate extending from Karacadağ to the Dicle is located on a wide plain on the eastern edge. Outer Castle and Inner Castle.

OUTSIDE
During the reign of M. Emperor Constantius in 371 AD, the fortress was repaired and strengthened and turned around the city walls. Thus, the Diyarbakır Castle, which has its general shape, could have come up daily with the additions and repairs made by the civilizations that dominated the city. It is decorated with carvings and embossed motifs bearing the traces of civilization close to the throne that dominate the city, as well as inscriptions surrounding it as a generation over the walls surrounding the bird-shaped image of the city in the shape of a shieldfish. For this reason, it was described by A. Gabriel as "Museum of Open Air Inscriptions". 5 km. Length. Height 10 - 12 m. Thickness 3-S m. Lt; / RTI & gt; It has a total of 82 burca, with square polygon and round plan, the most important of which are; Goat Burcu, Seven Brother Burcu, Ben-u-Sen Burcu, Nur Burcu.Dur Kale's four important gates in terms of architectural history opened four important
has. In the north, there is the Mountain Kapl (Harput Gate), Urfa Kapl (Greek Gate) in the west, Mardin Kapl (Tel Kaplsi) in the south and Yeni Kapl (Dicle or Water Kaplisi) in the east. Outside of today's outer fortress walls, there is a second fortification wall. In 1232 the city was destroyed by the Ayyubid ruler Melik Kamil, who used the stones in the approval of today's fortifications. Today we can watch the remains of Mardin Kapı and Ben u Sen.
BEVERAGE
It is located on the northeast corner of the outcrop. Outer Castle 'is separated from the walls. Viran Tepe, located in the Inner Fortress, is the first settlement point of the city and this hill is surrounded by the ramparts. During the reign of Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent (1524 - 1526) it was extended from the outside. 16 bastion Inner Kalenin has four gates. Conqueror and Orgun captain open out, Palace and Küpeli Kapdan open to the city.
ULU BEDEN BURCU (EVOLİ BEDEN OR BEN SEN) AND SEVEN BROTHERS BURCU
It is located in the southern part of the walls. In the year 2020, it was built by the architect Cafer Oğlu İbrahim on behalf of Artuklu ruler Melik Salih. The Cylindrical structure, the inscription and double-headed eagle that surround it, the Ulu Body and the Seven Brothers Zodiac, which are quite imposing bastions with winged lion boughs, are similar to each other with plan and ...

KEÇİBURCU
It is located on the rock mass which is carved to the east of the Mardin Gate. It is the oldest and largest of the signs in the walls. There is an inscription on the bastion that the date of its construction is unknown, indicating that it was approved by Mervanoğulları in 1223 AD. 1 1 This arched arch is used as a temple for a period of time.

ULUCAMI
It is located in the center of the city. The exact date of construction is unknown. In 639 AD, Diyarbakir was formed by the conversion of the Church of Mor Toma, the largest church in the city conquered by Muslim Arabs. The oldest camel in Anatolia. It is known by Muslims as the 5.Harem-i Sharif. As a result of the plan, Şam Emevi Camu is interpreted as a reflection of Anatolia. All states that have reigned in Diyarbakir have given great importance and have been reprimanded. The inscriptions of the Great Seljuk Meliksah, İnal and Nisanogullarl, the Anatolian Seljuk ruler Giyaseddin Keyhüsrev, the Artukids, the Akkoyuolu ruler Uzun Hasan and many of the Ottoman sultans were seen in various places of the inscription.
ŞEYH MUTHAHAR (FOUR FOOTED MİNARE) MOSQUE
It is also known as Kasım Padishah Mosque. It is located in Balıkçdarbaşı district. The Akkoyunlu Sultan was built by Kasım in 1500. The black and white cut is built with sequential stones. The square minaret, which rises above four sultanas, is the only example in Anatolia. It is thought that the pillars represent 4 sects of Islamic religion and the body of Islam represents Islamic religion.
DEFECTS (HÜSREV PAŞA) HANI
It was built in 1527 by Diyarbakır Governor Hüsrev Pasha together with the glass and the madrasa behind it.
The reason that you are known as Deliler Raw, is the deli that guides the candidates of pilgrimage that will go away. The building, built as two-storey courtyards, has been restored and now serves as a tourist hotel.

HASAN PASA HANI
It is the birthplace of the Grand Mosque. It was built by Governor Hasan Pasha in 1573. It was built as a courtyard with two floors.
In the middle of the courtyard there is a six-columned, upper-dome fountain, sitting in uncovered headers.
KÜL TÜR MERKEZİ (CAHİT SITKI TARANCI EVİ)
This house, which was built by Şaîr Cahit Sıtkı Taranei, is a good example of traditional Diyarbakır houses. In 1973, it was purchased by the Ministry of Culture and organized as a museum. In the museum, Cahit Sıtkı Taranei's special items, letters and books as well as ethnographic works are exhibited.

MESUTİYE MEDRESESİ
It is adjacent to the window to the north of the Grand Mosque. According to the inscriptions in the Medresa, the construction was completed between 1198 and 1199 millennia, beginning in 1223 - 1124, when Artoldu ruler Ebu Muzaffer Sökmen II started. The architect, Mahmut son of Halepli was Cafer. The same architect's name is also seen on the walls of the walls of the Great Mosque repair book and Devegeçidi Bridge book. Mesudiye Madrasah, which is two storeys, is connected to a single or double eyelid skylight within the open medresel group. It is similar to the style of the Chain School in terms of architecture
CHAIN ​​(SECURITY MEDRESE)
It is in the southwestern part of the Grand Mosque. It was built by the architect Isa Abu Dirhem in 1918 in the millennium BC. It is built as a single storey, connected to one or two eyvanic skylights within an open medresel group.
DICLE (ON EYED) BRIDGE
Outside the Mardin gate to the south of the city and the city is 3 km. Distance. We learn from the inscription on the fact that the day-to-day parts of the bridge with a history that may be related to the city's founding and development were built by an architect named Yusuf, son of Übeyd, during the period of the Maverans in 1065 BC. The cut was constructed as basalt stone with ten eyes.
MALABADI KÖPRÜSÜ
Diyarbakir batman way on the Silnab district 24 km. Distance. It was written in his book by Timurtaş Bin-i Artok in 1147 millennium. It is made up of three parts in different lengths, in the form of lines. In the middle, there is a pointed arch with a 38.60 meter clearance, which is seated on the rocks. A. Gabriel gives the following information for the bridge, which is unique to the inscription, the reliefs and the architecture: "In this period when there is no modern account, such a work is admirable and admirable at that time." Haghia Sophia can easily enter under the Dome of the Camouflage. There is no other bridge in this age when it opens. "
In the stone arched bridges around the world, the belt is the largest
DIAMOND STREETS (MINISTER)
Walls play an important role in the formation of Diyarbakır streets and houses. As the city limits its expansion, the concentration in the city walls has increased, the houses have become closer and the streets have narrowed. This has increased the number of shaded areas and increased the serenity. In the formation of such squeaky streets, some situations have been created and houses have been separated from the streets by high walls to hide privacy. Basalt paved streets in old Diyarbakır streets with constantly flowing fountains, cleaning streets and folded alive
HANDICRAFTS
In traditional handicrafts, jewelery, silk and copper are leading. Silk bug is located in the center, Kulp, Silvan and Lice provinces. The production of silk fabrics, wipes, wool, which is renowned for its stewardship, has declined compared to the previous generation. Other important handicrafts on the ground such as soil works, saddlery, felting, rugs, cigars, saddlebags, embroidered peskir, peshtamal, prayer cover construction, hand weaving, carpet.
POETRY AND WRITERS
Ahmet Arif, Cahit Sıtkı Tarancı, Hicri Izgören, Y Dmaz Odabaşı, Sheikhmus Diken, Ihsan Bicici, Suzan Samanci, Ali Emiri, Esma Ocak, Mıgırdıç Magrosyon, Şevket Baysanoğlu, Ziya Gökalp are the poets and writers that Diyarbakir has brought to the world of literature.
DIYARBAKIR STREETS (SMALLS)
Diyarbakir and its houses are shaped like a wall. Concentration has increased in the inner city where the expansion of the city is restricted, houses are getting closer and the streets are narrowed. This led to the proliferation of shaded areas and the increase in serenity. Such a congestion has created some situations in the formation of sQkaks and the houses are separated from the streets by high walls to provide privacy. Basalt paved streets in the streets of old Diyarbakır are constantly flowing fountains, cleaned and cleaned sofas.
TRADITIONAL HOUSES OF DIYARBAKIR
Having a history of at least five thousand years, Diyarbakir houses have developed as a result of thousands of years of experience and have become the most suitable for the historical identity of the city and the climatic conditions and have gained an architectural style with its characteristic characteristics under the influence of the material. Out-of-doors houses are entered from a modest door that has always been made in the same instance. This door is usually passed through a small hallway into the courtyard. The courtyard is the house horn. For this reason, outside the courtyard, outside the yard does not appear. The courtyards of Diyarbakir houses are filled with colorful roses, flowers, pools and fountains. With its white analogues, called CIS, light with window and eybalite galls, and a rich, elegant motifed window and travel bars, the cheesy gloomy look disappears completely. Because the climate is the most important factor in shaping the Diyarbakir house plan, there are winter and seasonal sections of the houses in the houses. All these sections surround the four sides of the courtyard forming the center of the house. As the best example of Diyarbakır houses composed of two parts to be a harem and salutation; Cemil Pasha Mansion, Iskerder Pasha Mansion,Cahit Sıtkı Tarancı Evi Ziya Gokalp House, Esma Ocak House can be given.

Historical and Touristic Places of Denizli Province

Denizli is very rich in terms of historical and tourist places. Mesîre is very convenient for the tourism sector with its very useful hot springs beside the places.

Denizli Castle: It has been neglected and destroyed because it is no longer a precaution in the Ottoman era. The castle was also severely damaged when 12,000 people were killed in the presence of 1702. The Arabian traveler Ibn-i Battuta admired Denizli in 1332. Seven of us talk about it.

Sultan Murad Câmii: It is in the district of Honaz. There is no kittens. Fifteen centuries of civilization. Small, square plan and single dome. Today it is in ruins.

It is in the Yazir village of Acıpayam. It was done in 1801. The wooden ceiling is decorated with rose motifs. It is very valuable in terms of decoration and decoration.

Savranşah Câmii: It is in Savranşah village of Çivril district. It is reported that it was built by Ömer Ağa in 1802. There is a permanent motif between the inner ornaments.

Yediler Tomb: It is in Denizli. There are 7 graves belonging to İnanç Bey. It is the thirteenth century work.

Yatağan Baba Tomb: It is in Baklan county. There is no kittens. The sixteenth century was made in the style of classical Ottoman Tomb.

Akhan: It is in Goncalı village between Denizli-Eğridir. Sultan Izzeddin the Second Keykâvus was built. Stone workmanship is very beautiful. It was called Akhan because it was made of white marble slabs. Gökpınar (Emir Sultan) passes by the Stream. There are places to sleep in the caravanserai, such as warehouse, stables, feed and straw warehouses, baths, masjid, silver hardware and saddlery, harness workshop.

Çardakhan Caravanserai: It is located in Çardak district. It was built in 1230. They are plain examples of the Sultan's houses. It is a ruinous thing today.

Ahmetli Bridge: It is close to Ahmetli village between Sarayköy and Buldan. Production history is not certain. It is thought to be Roman or Seljuk artifact.

Old Denizli Cemetery: This cemetery has been used since the conquest of the Turks by Denizli. In this cemetery, the Seljuk commander Mehmed Gâzi, who was martyred when conquering Denizli, and Fatma Yıldız Hanim, who was a martyr in the war against the Crusaders, have marble graves.

Old historical monuments and ruins: Hierapolis: It is near Pamukkale. Ions are hot springs. Destroyed in the earthquake, BC In 1900, King Evmanes of Bergama rebuilt it. M.S. It was demolished and abandoned in 1354 in the earthquake. The temple, the theater, the palace and the house ruins are still standing.

Laodikela: This city, which the Turks call "Ladik", is based on the ruins of the cities of Diopolis and Rhoas. The city is in a castle shaped like a diagonal. There are three entrance gates. B.C. It was founded in the 3rd century. The city has some baths and theater is strong. Denizli is 6 km away.

Antiochus II, the King of Andtiokos from the Selocid lineage, established this city and gave the name of his wife "Laodikela". There are hidden passages, big baths, market place (Agora), city north and south gate, city walls (sehler), water source, theater, tombs and sculpture museum and deadly poisonous gases (pulutonium) in this city harbor.

Tripolis: It is in Yenice village of Buldan. Within the ruins are city waters, churches, waterways, tombs and theaters.

Beyce Sultan Höyüğü: It is the settlement center of pre-Târih era. It is near Minteşe village of Çivril district. Here also works belonging to the Kingdom of Arzava were found. Here, remains dating from the Coptic (chalcolithic) period to the last bronze age were found in 40 kattan.

Pamukkale: Denizli's place attracts the most tourists. Touristic facilities are available. There is a "radon gas" in Pamukkale Kaplıcılık. This water has a relaxing character. This water can be both bath and drinkable. 35 ° C temperature and flavor. Carbon dioxide and calcareous hot water, which gushes from the ground and brings it to a small lake waterfall, flows into the ovum with deep channels and then cools.

Pamukkale is a world where there is no wife in the world. Since thousands of years, it has cooled and solidified as it moves away from the source of lime hot water, and floors have brought cotton stones (travertines) in the form of steps. Denizli is 20 km away. Along the way, there are the ruins of "Hierapolis", the ionic spa town. Pamukkale, which has no similar in the world at the same time, is a sanitary coating. It is good for artery, heart, rheumatism and nervous disease.

Mesîre places: There are many beautiful places in the forest and on the edge of the lake.

İncilipınar: It is 2 km away from Denizli.

Gökpınar: It is 10 km away from Denizli and is between Acıpayam-Denizli. The great plane is covered with trees. Forests, lakes and rivers are in contact. Honaz and the Karcı mountains are wedged.

Çamlık: It is located in the forest near the Denizli where 1000 people can relax.

South Cascade: 10 km from the southern county, 10 m high. The surrounding area is wooded and has beautiful views.

Other places of interest are Kocapınar, Işıklı, Gümüşsu, Evkara pine, Hisar mills, Alacain, Çambaşı, Kadılar, Iğdır pine, Gürpınar and Kestane Deresi.

Spas: Denizli province is very rich in terms of sanitary water resources. But in most of them there is no facility. Some of them are:

Karahayit Hot Spring: 25 km away from the city center. Drinking cures are good for digestive system diseases and bathing cures are good for asthma, arteriosclerosis and rheumatism disorders.

Tekkeköy Thermal Spring: It is near Tekkeköy, 20 km away from Sarayköy district. The water of this spa is good for rheumatism, urinary tract, skin and gynecological diseases. There is also a sulphurous mud near the spa.


Ortakçı Illıcası: It is near the Sarayköy mound. There is a hamam and a hotel beside the meal. Drinking and bathing cures are useful for digestive system and rheumatic diseases.

Yenice Kaplıcası: It is located near Yenice village which is connected to Buldan county. Drinking and bathing cures are useful for rheumatism, heart, vascular stiffness, hemorrhoids and skin diseases.

Historical and Touristic Places of Çankırı Province

The tourism sector in Çankırı has not yet developed. Despite being rich in tourism, there are few accommodation and infrastructure facilities.

Çankırı Castle: It is on the Karatekin Hill in the north of the city. The Romans, the Byzantines, the Danishmendis, the Seljuks and the castle used during the Ottoman period, have a reputation for their strength. It is ruined today. Inside the castle are the remains of Romans and the tomb of Emir Karatekin from the commanders of Danishmend.

Eskipazar Castle: It was built during the Seljuk period. Today it is in ruins.

Ulu Jami: Kanuni was built by Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent Sadik Kalfa. The castle, which started construction in 1522, was completed in 1558. In 1936, the demolished civilian was demolished and lost its original structure.

İmâret Câmi: It was built by Candaroglu Kasım Bey in 1397. In 1916 he saw tamar.

Ali Bey Cemisi: Ali Bey is in the neighborhood. There are 1609 titles. Mihrab and minberi are plaster and unadorned.

Mirahor Câmii: It was built by Tüfekçibaşı Ismâil Ağa in 1797. Today is a ruin.

Taşmescid (Shifahâne): The Seljuk Sultan was built by Alâeddîn Keykubâd in 1335 as a health facility. One part is left.

There are various rock tombs in Çerkeş, Eskipazar and Ilgaz districts.

Occupation locations:
Ilgaz Mountains: The Ilgaz Mountains, which are subject to Şiirere and türküler, are a resting place covered with forests, the air of the spring and the water are very beautiful. The national park Ilgaz Mountain was built. Camlik, Nursery and Korgun; Wooded, cold and abundant waters, and clean air. There are caves carved in rocks in the village of Başdut.

Spas: Çankırı is a region rich in sanitary waters. However, some of these waters can not be used due to facility failure.

Acısu: It is located near the village of Hacımuslu 5 km north of Kursunlu. It is beneficial for diseases such as food, bowel, liver, gall bladder and pancreas. It regulates the acid-base balance of the body.

Şerafettin İçmesi: It is in Beytarla village of Eskipazar. It is useful in liver, gall bladder, pancreas, mide, bowel diseases.

Akkaya Bath: It is near the Imamlar village of Eskipazar. It is good for chronic inflammations, rheumatism and lung disorders.

Şıhlar Nezle Suyu: It is in Bozaklı village, 20 km away from the city center.

Kazancı Mayden Suyu: It is in Kazancı village of Ilgaz district. Maiden is used in the treatment of water, liver, gall bladder, gastrointestinal and intestinal disorders.

Bozan Hamamı: It is between Ilgaz district, Lower Bozan and Upper Bozan villages. It is useful for digestive system disorders.

Warmth Mâden Water: It is in the Ilislik village of Ilgaz district. It is useful in diseases of liver, intestines and gall bladder.

Rincon Sources: It is in Çavundur village of Kurşunlu district. Bathrooms are good for skin diseases.

Bayramören İçmesi: Located in the Bayramören district. It is useful for food, liver, gall bladder and bowel diseases.


Sulfur Village Source: It is in the Sulfur village connected to the Kurşunlu district. It is useful for digestive system disorders.

Melancholy Drinking: It is located near Melan Stream, 30 km away from Kurşunlu. It is useful in the treatment of digestive system and liver diseases.

Historical and Touristic Places of Çanakkale Province

In ancient times Çanakkale was called Hellespontos and Dardanel BC. It has been a settlement area since 3000 years. Çanakkale, an important settlement area since the Early Bronze Period; Thanks to the Dardanelles, is one of the two corridors that provide connections between Anatolia and Europe, the
Mediterranean and the Black Sea.

Due to this feature, it has a very rich history. It has provided economic and military supremacy to the communities living in the region and they have passed their contemporaries in the field of civilization. However, this situation has been the target of various migration and invasion movements. Settling in different dates has been a part of the region in order to avoid looting, and in both cases intensified certain cultural exchanges. This cultural kneading lasted for centuries, resulting in a highly colorful cultural mosaic. In the narrowest part of the Bosphorus, there are Kilimbahir near Sestos in the vicinity of Rumeli during the reign of Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, and Sultanas (Kale-i Sultaniye) Yada Çanak Castle near Abydos. The name of today's Çanakkale Province comes from the Pottery Tower on the Anatolian side. The oldest people of the province are Beşiktepe and the Chalcolithic Period locals known from Kumtepe settlements. These, BC. Troy people follow their lives without being under any external influence from 3000 to 1200. After that, Troy Wars and Akalar, Aegean immigrations and various tribes, respectively. Finally, the Catalonians ordered by the death of Sicilian Commander Roger De Flor continued their activities for a while, but then they left Çanakkale and the region to the Turkish Beyers, a treaty they had with the Turks. B.C. I Troia I., founded in 3000 BC. It was destroyed in 2500 by an earthquake. Before this, it is known that there are old settlements in the region. It is thought that the city of Dardanos was founded before I. Troia. The installation priority is 100-150 years. B.C. With the migration of the "Sea Tribes" from the north in the 1200s, the dark period began in terms of history written in the region and Anatolia. Region, BC In the 7th century BC, it entered the dominance of Lydia Kingdom, which became a great power in Western Anatolia. By the coming of the Persians in the 5th century, Persian influence began to increase. In 386, Persian and Spartalûar, the "Peace of Kings", provided the Persian rule for the region. B.C. At 334 BC, Alexander the Great of Macedonia, the Persian army near the Biga Stream (Granikos), decayed in Anatolia with the decline of Persia began to decline. After the death of Iskender'ın commanders of Iskender'ın have entered the struggle for power in the region. After the domination of the Pergamum Kingdom and the period of Galatian invasions, Dictator Sulla came to Gallipoli during the efforts of Rome to establish dominion in the region. The region also gained importance with its harbors during Roman and Byzantine periods. The wish of the Ottomans to establish sovereignty in the Mediterranean has led them to start the conquest in the Balkan Yanmada, Gallipoli and the region. With the establishment of a shipyard in Gallipoli, the Ottoman dominance in Çanakkale has increased even more. The Bosphorus was once again in the Gallipoli Wars (1st World War), and the enemy fleet was corrupted on 18 March 1915

GEOGRAPHY
Çanakkale is located in two sides of the Bosphorus, which separates the European and Asian continents from each other in the north-west of Turkey. Balikesir to the east and southeast of Çanakkale, Edirne to the north, Aegean Sea to the north, Edirne to the north, Tekirdağ and Marmara Sea to the north. Its surface area is 9737 km² and the coastal length is 671 km. The transition temperature between the Mediterranean and Black Sea climate is shown. The precipitation is generally seen in spring and winter

ITS POPULATION
Çanakkale's total population is 464,975 according to the 2000 Population Census results. 215,571 of the total population live in the provincial and district centers, 249,404 in the villages. The population density is 48. According to the 2000 Population Census results, Çanakkale has a population of 215,571 and a population of 249,404 and a population of 464,975.

ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
Agriculture has been the most important activity in the province economy and the agricultural sector based on it has been developing in recent years and the share of the economy has increased accordingly. According to the results of the 2000 Population Census, 133.140 of the employed population is agriculture, 21.839 is industry, 8.470 is construction and 73,563 are also working in the services sector. The current unemployment rate is 3.6%. 54% of the total surface area is covered by forests, 34% by agriculture, 5% by meadow and meral, 7% by non-cultural land. 81% of agricultural land is arable land, 6% is vegetable, 2% is fruit, 2% is bond and 8% is olive. The total agricultural area of ​​the province is 330.337 ha. It is 120,000 Ha. Irrigable land. A total of 60,711 hectares (50,6%) is irrigated and 39,457 hectares (65%) of this irrigated area is carried out by the state. The most important place among the agricultural products to be obtained is cereals as a proportionally and sowing area.

ASSOS
It is in the village of Behramkale in the Ayvacık district. It is believed that the Methymnals from Lesbos set it up in the 7th century BC. The acropolis, which was established on a sea and sea-dominated hill, is 3 km. Length. The doors made in separate forms are interesting. The highest temple of Athena is the most important part of the Acropolis, the Agora where the official structures of the period are located, the Bouleterion (Parliament) consisting of rostrum, sculptures and small monumental structures, and the Gymnasium, Theater, Stoa and Hellenistic- Also in Ayvacik District; The Apollo Simintheus Temple (Others Ddyma Apollo and Efes Artemis Temple), which is one of the three temples decorated with the columns of the columns in Gülpınar Bahçeleriçi in Anatolia, Anatolia, the Adatepe Zeus Altar in Homer's Epic of Iliad, the roman bridge in Gülpınar Bucağı, Babakale mosque built by Kaymak Mustafa Pasha in Babakale in the 18th century, Behramkale Village built on a high hill near Assos ruins and Behramkale Bridge built on local stones built on the Tuzla Stream are worth seeing. BC Vll. The Assos City Ruins, founded in the 20th century and opened by Aristotle to the Logic School, are always accessible from Çanakkale.


TROIA ANCIENT CITY
It is 30 km away from Çanakkale near the village of Tevfikiye bound to the center of the İntepe beldes. Located on the trade route between the two continents, this ancient settlement has encountered many natural disasters and wars in history. As a result of archaeological researches carried out at the Hisarlik Höyügü, the existence of 9 settlement houses was determined. And the successive civilizations continue until the Roman period. The city, which was founded five thousand years ago, has been an important settlement center for about 3,500 years. St. Paul has visited Troia twice and has begun his third missionary journey to Assos. B.C. Troia 1, dated to 3000-2500, is examined as Early, Middle, Late Troia 1. The eastern tower of the city gate of the large restored Troia I walls is in good condition. The house, which is a long, narrow building with a portico, a large room and a quarry in the middle of the room, is one of the oldest known megarons. Knitted walls in the shape of a herringbone can be seen in this period architecture. Copper tools have been used yet with the impeller not being used. Troia II is defined as IIa, Ilb, IIc with three major phases, seven cattles on top of each other. Each one has a new fortification wall. In this period, the wheel was started to be used. Troia IV and V, BC It is dated to 2200-1800. There are house and wall remains from this period. Early Helas ceramics finds that Troia was associated with Greece during this period. Ornaments made of gold, silver, electrons, and pots were found in the fugitive Toria IV. There are imported containers of Mycenae and Cypriot vessels, both in Troia Vl and Virgil. The Vlla layer, ending in a great fire, must be the Troia of Priamos, the battle of Troia. According to mythology, Troia wars, which started with the abduction of Paris's beautiful Helen, have lasted for many years. The earliest find belonging to Troia VIII is M.O. It does not go to the beginning of the 7th century. For this reason, it can be assumed that the city was abandoned after the Vllb 2 phase or until the 7th century in a very small settlement. In Troia VIH, two altar and remains of the Athena Temple were found. The bouleuterion of Troia IX (Roman monument), the theater, the remains of the mosaic upholstery in front of the theater attract attention.

GELIBOLU HALIHARI NATIONAL PARK
The area established on 33.000 hectare area was declared as National Park in 1973. Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park is one of the most important sightseeing places of the province. The land boundaries of the park form a line between Ece Harbor in the Saroz Gulf of Gelibolu Peninsula and Akbaş Jetty in the Dardanelles Strait. Arıburnu, Conkbayırı, Kocaçimen, Kanlısırt, Anafartalar and Suvla villages, which are located in the north east with the Tekke and Hisarcık noses, Ertuğrul, Morto, İkizkoylar, Alçtepe, Kerevizdere and Zığındere in the vicinity of the village of Seddülbahir are the main areas where war has taken place. There are many martyrs on the Gallipoli Peninsula today on behalf of troops and individuals who have been the martyrs of great courage during the Gallipoli Wars. The most important of these martyrs, each a separate example of heroism, is Morto Bay, Martyrs Adxbides, standing on Hisarlik Hill in memory of all our martyrs. There are 37 Turkish monuments, inscriptions and martyrdoms in various places within the historical National Park and 33 monuments and cemeteries belonging to the British, French, Australian and New Zealand countries.

OTHER HISTORICAL AND TOURISTIC PLACES
When you come to Çanakkale; Apart from the remains of ancient cities such as Hamaxitos, Alexandria Troas, Sankrea, Dardanol Tumulus, Abydos, Sestos, Gargara and Lamponia, Kazdağları, the first beauty contest in Mythology with Kilitbahir, Babakale, Bozcaada, Seddülbahir Bigall, Nara, Gelibolu Kaleleri, İntepe Çamlığı, Güzelyalı Important historical and tourist places.

HOW TO REACH CANAKKALE?
Çanakkale province is connected to the surrounding area by highway. It is 310 km from Istanbul-Canakkale, 260 km from Bursa to Canakkale and 320 km from Canakkale to İzmir. There are buses and minibuses to the cities at every hour of the day from the bus terminal in the center of the city. Gokceada'ya from Çanakkale and Kabatepe in summer and winter ship services are available and there is a possibility to return daily. Transportation with Bozcaada is provided by the boat services from the Port.

Historical and Touristic Places of Bursa Province

Kalerer: The construction of the bursa castle is b. I. It is based on centuries. Today the length of the ramparts is two km. It is up to.

Mosque and mosques
Mosque and tomb, emir sultan mosque and tomb, great mosque (mosque kebir), muradiye külliyesi, hüdavendigar mosque and kulliyesi are important mosques and mosques in bursa which is an important belief tourism center.
Bursa mosque and its buildings

Church and sinegogs
There is also a place for patient care in the church covered with wood and brickwork. It is estimated to have been made in the 19th century. In the early 16th century, The synagogue built by selim is on the street of arap şükrü. At the end of the 14th century, the first mosques of the Jewish community, which had been deported from Spain and were accepted by the ottoman empire, were put into bursa and this synagogue was established. Genesis synagogue 's today' s structure is extremely robust, well - maintained, worship is kept open. Synagogue, also known as the tree of life synagogue, is important because it is the first synagogue in the ottoman era. The bursa conquest of the orhan bey time, a ferman was removed to allow the establishment of the etsa alay synagogue. This synagogue was constructed in the mallorca island of Spain in the 15th century by other Jewish cousins ​​who were accepted as the ottoman empire and settled in Bursa, and they received the name of Mayor inspired from the name of the island they came from. The activities of the mayor synagogue and the dead wash section are already in use.

Inns
The commanding queen, located just below the grand mosque, by orhan bey, xiv. It was built in the second half of the century. A two-storey portico lined up around the inner courtyard, and the rooms that open here are the first examples of Ottoman inns. In the middle of the inn is a fountain and historic plane trees. The cemetery is located on the republic caddesi, from the grand viziers of the lawyer semiz alizade xvi. Century. The han, known as the haji ivaz-payigah, located next to the demirkapı bazaar, made a haji ivaz pasha of the ahi bayezid in xv yy and presented it to çelebi mehmet. (Arabacılar khan) ivaz pasha mosque located next to this inn, built by çelebi mehmet. It is the biggest of the inns in Bursa. This inn, located between the grand mosque and the orhan mosque, Bayazıt was built in 1490 in order to bring income to charities in Istanbul. It is the most beautiful and most densely used house of Bursa. In 1508, Sultan II. BayazIt was built to provide income to the foundations in istanbul. There is a historic plane in the courtyard of the inn.

National parks and protected areas
Uludag national park

Springs
Which is rich in thermal resources, is the famous spice of Bursa (grasshopper), the faded garden springs, the rumble springs, the gemlik (terme) springs and the pear springs.

Bursa springs

Caves
Ayvaini cave

Beaches
South of marmara sea, there are beautiful natural beaches in the province of karacabey, mudanya and gemlik and beautiful beaches on the shores of iznik and ulubat (apolyont) gardens. Yeniköy, Bayramdere (malkara) section and Mudanya have long and wide natural beaches until the zeytinbağ cut. These sandy beaches are well-sanded, sandy beaches are in Bayramdere, Yeniköy-Mudanya part of the coast.

Recreation places
The waterfall, which is 3 km away from the village of Derekızık, is poured from a bed. This promenade area where meat grill restaurants and buffets are located around the waterfall is heavily used by bursaries. 18 km to the city of MustafaKemalpaşa. A piece of paradise in the distance is poured 38 meters above the waterfall waterfall. And falls between a height of 15 meters through the full cliffs carrying the snow waters of Ulusag. It is 30 km from Bursa-Çorukpınar, reaching to the linen springs in a stable way 5 km from the village and then to the waterfall.

Bird watching area
The Iznik Lake Bird Area, the Uludağ Bird Area, the Ulubat Bird Bird Area and the Kocaçay Delta Bursa.

Marmara basin

Kocaçay deltası

Sporting events
The world famous uludağ ski resort is on the bursa border.

Uludag ski center is located in a region rich in wild animals. There are four important bird areas in Bursa. These are uludağ, iznik lake, ulubat lake and kocaçay delta. Uludağ is suitable for summer and winter nature walk and 6 preferred tracks are determined.

Oteller region-paradise rock paradise: the starting point is 1865 meters above sea level, and there is an insatiable nature walk along the northern slope of Gemlik Bay and the view of all the mountain villages on the southern slope. The distance to the track is 2000 meters.

Oteller region-yellowing-cobankaya parkuru: The starting and ending point altitudes end at 1850 meters and 1750 meters altitude and there is a magnificent forest environment adorned with gleaming roads along the way. The distance to the track is 5200 meters.

Oteller district-softaboğan şalalesi parkuru: this starting point is 1800 meters altitude in this forest course is Uludağ waterfall, pond and waterfall descending in taras. Water voices and unique scenery, the marvelous panorama of bursa rug will result in nature walking. The distance to the track is 6000 meters.

Oteller district-inns district-connected village park: It is possible to see the extraordinary hospitality of the Anatolian people when descending to the mountain villages at the peak of descent starting from 1865 meters altitude. The distance to the track is 7500 meters.

Oteller district-zirve hill park: climbing to the summit of 2487 meters, the Uludağ and its surroundings show spectacular views of the nature and the vegetation cover and a panoramic view of the sea of ​​a sea on one side of the apollon lakes. The distance of the track is 7615 meters.

Wolfram-mines region-lakes country park: At 2300 meters altitude, you can feel the magnificent atmosphere of glacier lakes (black lake, mirror lake, ocher lake, icy lake), with butterfly species unique to the uludag, accompanied by mountain landscapes, to experience the splendor of observing mountain flowers. The distance of the track is 9800 meters. There are hasanağa and kırcaali youth and scouting camps belonging to the youth sports provincial directorate on the coast of gemlik. They are 175'er bedded in the summer months, 10 times a day as a 4-circuit allows the young people from all over Turkey to camp.

Bursa forests
In addition, the pond camping area in the uludag national park is also used for camping activities for student and scout groups. The shores of Iznik and ulubat are very suitable for youths. International participation around the lake is open sailing, swimming, surfing and camping training.

Historical and Touristic Places of Bingöl Province

Bingöl, which has been the center of history throughout history, has few historical works.

Cigu Mosque: It was built by Akkoyunlu Pir Ali Bey in 1401-1402 years. This mosque in the county district is the oldest of the Turkish-Islamic works that have come to the area day by day. 1734, 1767 and 1797.


Kigi Castle: It is built on a steep rock on a rock, 6 km away from Kigi. It's pretty hard to get out here. The commander of the Kaleyi Islamic armies, Hazrat-i Khalid bin Velid, conquered. It is estimated that it is the structure of the Byzantine period. A large part of it has been destroyed.

Seritarius Castle: It is in the valley of Murad River, 20 km away from the center of Bingöl. It was made by Urartular. Nowadays it is a mass of stones.

King Kızı Kalesi (Dara-Hini): It is in the young city and was built for the daughter of Persian King Dara. It is on a hill where the Diyarbük Brook and Kansper Brook merges. It is in ruins today.

Occupation Locations: The promenade locations of Bingöl are very beautiful. If necessary tourist facilities are built, Bingöl is not a unique center for tourism. The most beautiful view of the birth of the sun is Bingöl after the Himalayas. There is no third place other than these two places.


Kaletepe: It is on the Bingöl Mountains in Karlıova county. It is very pleasing to watch the sunrise and thousands of small ponds in Kaleket (3250 m).

Kırevi: It is located on Elazığ highway which is 10 km away from Bingöl. It is a unique promenade with forests and ice resources.

Kayakevi: It is on Bingol-Elazığ highway. It is 20 km from Bingöl. It has all kinds of comforts. There are all facilities for winter sports.

Kaymakevi: Kayakevince is 5 km away. Kaymak and the girl are famous. There is a beautiful view.

Cold Fountain: It is on Bingol-Karlıova road and it is 30 km away from Bingöl. It is a wooded place. Water sources such as ice are famous for its delicacies made from delicious meats.

Kerek Creek: It is a promenade covered with trees in the vicinity of the settlement.

Spas: There are many hot springs in Bingöl with the exception of Kös Thermal Baths.


Kös Thermal Spring: It is 18 km away from Fahran Buca. There are vascular opening benefits in baths, painful illnesses, rheumatism, circulatory disorders in the arms and leg veins. Drinks, liver, gall bladder, stomach intestinal diseases, especially diabetes is useful.

Dikpınar Ilıcası: It is 30 km. It's good for skin disease.

Horhor (Sledgehammer) Spa: It is in the county. The water is sulfur and very hot. It's good for skin disease.

Çerme Kaplıcası: It is in Çerme village of Karlıova. It's good for rheumatism.

Historical and Touristic Places of Batman Province

Since Batman province developed after 1950, historical and touristic places are not enough to be tried. Since the calcareous structure occupies an important place in the geological structure, there are many caves. In some villages, caves are used as houses, animal shelters and cold storage. There are historical monuments in the city of Kozluk.

Hızır Bey Mosque: In 1512 Sason Bey was built by Hızır Bey, the son of Abu Bakr Raski. It is in Kozluk, the largest camisole in the county.

İbrahim Bey Mosque: It is not known in 1705 that the construction date of the mosque built by Ibrahim Brain from the Garzan tribe and who was built by him. The minaret is decorated with geometric motifs and inscriptions. It's in the Kozluk district.

The earliest information about the history of Batman is given in the history of folklore, myths and Heredot. According to the joint statement, the grandson of MED king Abtyagestin opposed Kyros Erpagazso BC. Due to the embarrassment of the MED novices, when the 550 was defeated, the MEDs had to retreat to the lands on the northwestern tip of the illegal Media area. According to another opinion, Kyros settled in this region in order not to be under pressure. Karaçalı created an artificial island in the middle of this region consisting of reeds and swamps and was called "ELEKHAN" in the name of the inn. (546 BC) ELEKHAN After an independent and happy period of 194 years, he underwent the invasion of Alexander the Great in 352 AD. Later, Lesepkos, Parthians, Romans, Sassanis and Byzantine came into dominance. Artuksular, Mongols, Ilhanlılar, Celaliler, Karakoyunlu (Pezrese) Akkoyunlu and 1500 years in the history of Savefiler.

In 1515, during the 4th Murat campaign in Baghdad, Mahmut Pasa, the son of Turhan, who showed great interests to him, gave the entire area between Batman water and Botan water, which contained ELEKHANI. After this development, ELEKHAN changed its pronunciation and in the public language, ELAH received "ILUH" name in time. Iluh passed through records as a village unit and Siirt province continued its identity due to the accident of Elmedin.

In the spring of 1926-27, the settlement of Elmadine was removed from the map due to the flooding of the present Batman River and bound to the village of Beşhir (Kobin) in the village of İluh. There is no opinion about where the Batman name comes from, and according to one opinion, the name of today's Batman Tea was given to the Iluh village in the early 1950s. According to the common opinion, when the first trial tower was built at the lower part of the Iluh village, it was called Batman, who looked at the region where TPAO's facilities were located.

Iluh, transformed into a subdivision in 1937, has undergone major development in each area in the Iluh valley as a result of the evaluation of the oil sprouts that existed in the region in the late 1940s and early 1950s. These developments were accepted as the district organization on 2 September 1957.

The municipal organization was established on November 2, 1955, when the population of Iluh was recorded as 4713 in the general population census of 1955. Having experienced a rapid development until 1990, Batman has become the 72nd province of Turkey with the Law No. 3647 dated May 16, 1990.

Historical and Touristic Places of Bartın Province

In ancient times, it is understood from the sources that the city of Bartın established on the edge of the Bartın River called Parthenios is mentioned with the name PARTHENIA and turned into Bartın. Historic "Paphlagonia" is located in ancient cities; Sesamos (Amasra), Chromna (Kurucaşile) and Erythinoi (Çakraz) are within the boundaries of Bartın.

There are 219 registered examples of civil architecture throughout the boundaries of the Bartın Province Urban Site. Bartın lived in the boundaries of the two in a row. One of these is the village of Güzelcehisar in the other district of Amasra.

Bartın, 700-year-old church building, 100-300-year-old glass, bridges, inns, baths and wooden Bartın houses reminiscent of the recent history, traditional Garila Bazaar and weddings, elaborate handicrafts reflecting the designs of the centuries with silver- Strawberry festivals, historical, cultural and folkloric values, sea, river, cave, plateau and hunting tourism.

Bartın has a distinguished place in terms of indispensable items of popular culture. The local people were influenced by social change and learned about traditions and customs, folk dances and music, clothing, handicrafts, culinary culture and local divergence.

Amasra Castle, Güzelcehisar, Şarköy, Fırınlı and Tekkeönü Monuments, Halilbey Mosque (Upper Mosque), İbrahimpaşa Mosque (Middle Mosque), Amasra Bedesteni, Ancient Theater, Acropolis, Necropolis, Underground Bazaar, Ancient Opus Revincium Wharf and Breakwaters, Byzantine Ruins Church, ), Şadırvan Mosque (Lower Mosque), Fatih Mosque (Old Church), Culture House- (Old Chapel), Aya Nikolas Church, Ebu Derda Tomb, Şimşirli Baba Mosque, Küçüktepe Martyrium in 1832-1835, The city bath built in 1747 by Bartın Voicemail Çalıkoğlu, the remains of the Ottoman bath in Amasra, the Byzantine Kemere Bridge, the Kemerdere Bridge in the Amasra, the Army (Kisla) Bridge in the city center, the Kemerköprü, the Roma in Amasra. Boundary Çeştepe Höyük, Karasu Höyük, Ulus Höyük, Ulus Abdipaşa Höyüğü, M.S.13. YY. The water cistern, which is left from the Genoese who ruled the area in the beginning, is located in the provincial center of Şadırvan and the local civil architecture examples of Bartın Houses are among the cultural values ​​of the province.

Bartın has an important attraction with its natural history resources, exhibiting outstanding historical, cultural and folkloric values ​​and extraordinary beauties that it carries daily from its 3000 years old history. When it comes to tourism, the first thing that comes to mind; Amasra and Culture tourism.

CULTURAL TOURISM: In Amasra, which is one of the oldest settlements in the historical Paphlagonia region and has a rooted tourism tradition on the country scale, Ottoman Houses, handcrafts and other folkloric features with rich antiquities that can not be excavated yet can be evaluated in culture tourism. Wooden yacht and boat production which reflects a 400 year tradition of handcrafts, woodwork (carving-ornamentation) in Amasra and local cuisine with wire breaking in the center .... The remains of Amasra, Tekkeönü and Güzelcehisar, Halitbey, İbrahimpaşa, Şadırvan, Hacımehmet, Yahyaağa, Orduyeri, Kemerköprü, Fatih Camelleri and İçkale Mescidi, Kemer, Orduyeri, Kemerdere Bridges, Kuşkayası Road Monument, Aya Nikolas Church, Historical buildings such as Mahzen and Galeri Yedikuyular, Ebu Derda Tomb, Amasra Çekiciler Street and Bartın Evleri are examples of cultural tourism.

SEA TOURISM: There are swimming opportunities in Denizli tours and coastal landscaping along with Inkumu, Amasra, Güzelcehisar, Mugada, Kızılkum, Çakraz, Akkonak, Göçkün, Kurucaşile Tekkeönü, Hatipler, Çambu, Karaman and Kapısuyu pilazlar.

IRMAK TOURISM: Bartın harbor in our province; It is an important source of both flow and speed, and if necessary the natural landscape around it. It is the starting point of the Golden River-Silver Sea Tours and offers activities such as canoeing, water bicycle and boat trips and rowing competitions.

YAYLA TOURISM: In Bartın; Uluyayla, Ardıç and Gezen Yaylaları exhibit extraordinary beauty

MOUNTAIN AND NATURE TOURISM: 40% of Kastamonu-Bartın Küre Mountains National Park is located within the borders of Bartın. Interesting karstic formations such as canyons, gorges, caves, waterfalls, paddles with international pre-requisites; 1200 year natural flora and endemic plant existence; The fauna richness experienced by 129 bird and 40 mammal species presents a very attractive and rich diversity in terms of nature, cave, botanical, photosharing, ornithology and cultural tourism with its scientific research and environmental monitoring possibilities

CAVE TOURISM: Gürcüoluk, Sipahiler and Uluyayla Caves

AV AND WILD LIFE TOURISM: In Bartın Province, there is richness in terms of wild life on water surface areas if the terrestrial areas are necessary.

YACHT TOURISM: Amasra harbor and Bartın haram; Yacht tourism is suitable.

GLASS AND KILIS:

Halilbey Mosque (Upper Mosque): It is located in Bartın city center. It was built by Halil Bey in 1872. It is a non-dome, rectangular plan, a two-windowed illuminated land structure.

İbrahimpaşa Mosque (Middle Mosque): It is in Bartın market. It was built by the Bosnian Governor Ibrahim Pasha. It is estimated that the year of construction is unknown, but it has a history of 150 years. It is known that in 1864 and 1897 two fires passed, in 1898 it was rebuilt and the worship was opened in 1901. It was repaired in 1968 after an earthquake. There are 32 windows around the big dome of 12. It is a single planned, single dome and single minaret. Main material; Blocks cut stone at the corners, other parts are rubble stone. There are 11 shops under it.

Fatih Mosque: It is an ancient Byzantine church built in Amasra Castle in the 9th century. During the conquest of Amasra, in 1460, Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror was turned into a monument.

İçkale Mescidi: It is an old chapel in Amasra Castle. It was converted into a mosque in the 15th century, and the worship was closed in 1930.
The chapel, built in the 9th century with a very careful brick-stone knitting system, measures 11x7 m. Dimensions. In Ambon vault, the reminders of the "Ascension of Jesus Prophet" (Ascension) scene; Ambon, narthex and walls are decorated with colored and religious wall paintings (frescoes). However, since the walls are covered with a thin plaster, these frescoes appear somewhere under the plaster layers falling over time, and it is understood that the frescoes are going down.

HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL VALUES:

From ancient cities in the historical "Paphlagonia" region; Sesamos (Amasra), Chromna (Kurucaşile) and Erythinoi (Çakraz) are within the boundaries of Bartın.

Amasra is the ancient city where the most ancient values ​​are seen. In the village of Tekkeönü (Hisar), the center of the city of Chromna there are ancient remains. Although it is known that the center of the city of Eritnoi is the Çakraz, ancient remains are not found.

Amasra: The Bosphorus Monument, the castle and the arcs, the Church (Fatih Mosque), Chapel (Culture House), Underground Galleries, Carved Caves and Bedesten remains are the only visible faces of the ancient city.
Theater, Forum, Honorable Way, Underground Bazaar, acropolis and necropolis are underground for 5000 people.

ANTIQUE THEATER: It belongs to the Roman Period and is located on the southern slope of Aya Yorgi Hill. Theater space (Cavea) and Stage (Skone) sections were destroyed. Only the entrance gate of the theater used as a cemetery can be seen.

AKROPOL: It is in the southwest of Bedesten. Only a few of the walls are up. Some of the columns here are exhibited in the Amasra Museum.

NECROPOL: This ancient cemetery on the skirts of Aya Yorgi Hill has been severely destroyed, Monumental tombs and sarcophagi were used in construction. Nowadays only the place is known.

UNDERGROUND ÇARISISI: The most important part of the Bazaar, which is believed to belong to the Roman period, is in the vicinity of Tomaskuyusu. It consists of a main gallery of 17 m, where the construction techniques of the bedesten are exactly applied and about 50 rooms opened here. In the antique city areas to the south and west, large sewers and rogers are found.

CONSTRUCTIONS AND DISTRIBUTORS: It is seen that regular dock systems of the Opus Revinium style, which were built in the early ages and repaired in the following periods, were made with block cutting stones in a weight of 1-2 tons. Most of the historical traces could not be reached by day, but the location of the port and breakwater is shown in details in Jouannin in 1803 and Amasra krokis in 1886 by Von Diest.

HIGH CHURCH: On the Rabbit Island, remains of the Byzantine church are found

Kurucaşile:

HISAR KALESİ AND THE PRESENCE: It is located in Tekkeönü (Hisar) Village which is the center of historical Kromna city. It consists of 7 decks and 7 decks which are integrated with the remains of Tekkeönü Kalesin and extend to the sea through the castle. Although the period is unknown, it is said that the wells were used by the people of Chromna to hide their supplies in the battlefield, when the deck was needed, the corridor to escape to the sea was filled and the door to the sea was filled during the harbor construction.

MUSEUMS:
Amasra Museum: Amasra Museum; The archeological and ethnographic artifacts that have been compiled since 1955 have started to be exhibited in this historic museum opened in 1982 as a museum.
The amasra museum service building is also an Ottoman period artifact. Construction of the Maritime School in 1884, but not completed today, the building was purchased and restored by the Ministry of Culture in 1976 and opened in 1982.
At the Amasra Museum consisting of four exhibition halls;

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1. In the Nolu Archaeological Works Hall; Bronze statues, bracelets, crucifixes, weapons, lamps and vessels of the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Periods, bronze and bronze statues of the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine Periods, gold and bronze ornaments, amphoras and testers Sikkeler,

In the 2nd Nolu Archaeological Works Hall; Here, marble artifacts, sculptures, head sculptures, grave stellies, reliefs of various Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine and Genoese periods are exhibited.

In the 1st Nolu Ethnographic Works Hall; Ottoman period copper cups, writing tools, weapons, candlesticks, seals, weighbridges, ceramics and rings and pots reflecting the art of tree charm unique to the Amasra region,

In the 2nd Nolu Ethnographic Esraler Hall; The clothes of the Ottoman period, the clothes reflecting the taste of the cloth, the silver ornaments, the bed and pillow covers, the carpets, the cuts, the old wall clocks and the Qur'an's Kerim are exhibited.

Also; In the corridor of the museum there is a Mediterranean map printed in 1852, printed in the Palace Matrix, and in the garden of the museum there are stone works belonging to the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Genoese and Ottoman Periods.

CASTLES:

Amasra Castle: Amasra Castle belonging to the Byzantine Period has undergone some changes especially during the Genoese Periods and has seen serious repairs during the Genoese and Ottoman Periods in the 14th and 15th centuries.

Castle; It consists of two main groups. One is the Sormagir Fortress at Boztepe and the Zindan Fortress at Amasra, which is then the island and connected to Amasra by a bridge called "Kemere". There are the Büyükliman Gate on the northeast side, the Küçükliman (Antik) Gate on the west and the Dungeon Gate on the south. Sormagir Kalesine, Kemere Bridge adjacent to the "dark place" is called from the vaulted main door, then Antikliman and Hacıdenizi two altari exit from the door.

The length of the eastern walls between the northeast and southeast of Amasra Fortress is 65 m. The length of the southern walls with 8 bushes is 300 m and the length of the northern walls which are mostly destroyed from Kemere Bridge is 200 m.

The walls of Sormagir fortress extending from the gate to the west and most of the walls surrounding the eastern and the northern part are destroyed and 50 m of the western walls adjacent to the gate are standing. It is seen that the fortifications have not been built here since the north and northwest sides are very steeply cut into the sea.
At the highest point of the island is a lantern built for marines.

Güzelcehisar, Şarköy, Fırınlı and Tekkeönü Kaleleri: In the Tekkeönü Village, which is the center of the historic town of Kromna in Güzelçhisar Şarköy and Fırınlı Köyleri and Kurucaşile districts within the borders of the central districts, castle remains dating from Genoese are found.

RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS AND LOVE TOURISM:

Halilbey Mosque (Upper Mosque) - BARTIN: It was built by Halilbey in 1872. It is a rectangular structure, with two rows of 45 windows, illuminating the cargos. The hall dimensions are 12x13 m.

İbrahim Pasha Mosque (Central Mosque) - BARTIN: Bosnian Governor Ibrahim Pasha was built by. The year of construction is unknown, but it is estimated to have a history of 150 years. It was known that two fire broke out in 1864 and 1897, it was rebuilt in 1898 and worship was opened in 1901. It was repaired in 1968 after an earthquake. There are 32 windows around the large dome.

It is square plan, single dome and single minaret. Main material; Blocks cut stone at the corners, other parts are rubble stone. There are 11 shops under it.

Şadırvan Mosque (Lower Mosque) - BARTIN: It is said that it was built with money collected from the army in 1903-1905. Minaresinin is understood in the book of honor made in 1913.

It has a rectangular plan, its walls are made of cut stone at the corners, and the other parts are made of mortar made of brick and rubble stone. It has spacious interiors lit by forty windows. There are shops underneath. Minaresi is made of cut stone in the northwest corner.

Fatih Mosque (OLD CHURCH) - AMASRA: It is an old Byzantine Church built in the 9th century Amasra Castle. During the conquest of Amasra, in 1460, Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror was turned into a monument.

The structure that carries all the structural features of the Narthex (First Community) section and Ambon (Lapsis) output later joined the site. The mosque was 19x11 m in size and in 1887 it was covered with wooden ceiling and roof and covered with a large repair.

Culture House (OLD CHAPEL) - AMASRA: In the Amasra castle, an old (small church) Chapel from the 15th century. The Masjid was converted and the worship was closed in 1930. It was restored in 2002 and opened as a Cultural House.
9. Yy. Chapel, built with a very careful brick-stone knitting system, measures 11 X 7 m. Dimensions. The reminders of the "Ascension" scene in the Ambon Tomb, "The Prophet's Ascension to the Chest"; Ambon, Narthex and the walls are decorated with colorful and religious wall paintings (Fresko). However, the Frescoes have undergone destruction over time.

Aya Nikolas (BODOSAKI) CHURCH - BARTIN: It was built by the Greek Community in Bartin in 1319. This historical building, which was used as a power plant for a while since 1936, was restored in 1995 and opened as a Cultural House.

Ebu Derda Tomb - BARTIN: Hz. It is said that the Prophet's Sancaktari belongs to Abu Derda. But; According to historical sources, it is possible that a tomb was built in the memory of Abu Derda, who was estimated to have stayed there for a while while passing through this area during the 50th anniversary of the Hijra in Istanbul, and this place was accepted as a spiritual authority.

The turban is said to have been built by Toscuoğlu Hacı Rifat Efendi from the Bartın Mufti, according to a document which can not be documented, the year is unknown. It is understood from the available sources that it was repaired after a major fire that lasted about a hundred years ago.

The mosque is only a stone sarcophagus, with a small mosque beside it and the junction with a water fountain and a well. The mausoleum attracts visitors as a spiritual authority.

Şimşirli Baba Mosque -US: It is in the Kalecik village of the Ulus district. Although the date is not known, besides the mosque which is said to have been built by Şimşirli Baba in a night, there is the grave of his own grave, Hamza Efendi, the father of Akşemseddin, and the Akşemseddin Çeşmesi with its cold waters.

Kara Yusuf İzzettin, who has lived with his wife for many years near Kalecik, is said to have been remembered as Şimşirli Baba because he made his prayers for a long time in the shade of boxwood and plane trees that have been densely packed for a long time and then he made 4 square meters of carpets made by carving a wide bodied plane tree.

Today, the mosque and imaret, where 500 people can worship; Is visited by tens of thousands of people every year during the months of Recep, Shaban and Ramadan, as well as daily worship for the worship and increase of the young milk of the young mothers after birth. Especially in the first week of Recep (after Regaip Kandili), the first Friday evening, after the Friday prayers, the sacrifices were offered to visitors with yoghurt and soup, and the big celebrations made by the surrounding villagers are also the scene.

The story that caused the Shimpy Daddy to attract a lot of visitors is quite interesting. The people of the region made the "Shimshirli Father Tayyem Mekan'a foundation, praying all the prayers in Beytullah (the Kaaba), making the living with the exchange of dairy products obtained from the only owner who had ownership, but the buckwheat which was abundantly taken from them was actually deer living in the region. The deer who came here in the morning in a collective manner returned to the forest after being abandoned by the Shimshirli Father and his wife without any difficulty and also the deer of this mosque made by Şimşirli Daba in a night carried deer the same night. they say

Küçüktepe Martyrium- AMASRA: Amasra, who had been in Rome and Byzantine administration for many years, secretly organized Christianity with Ereğli and M.S. 1.Yy. It is said that Christianity which is spreading rapidly in the 2nd Empire in the whole of the Empire in the 2nd century is one of the first places that it finds very favorable and it is known that it was an effective Archbishopric center in the 9th century in relation to the Crimea.

Iakintos, the Pontus priest, who lived in Amasra and first tried to spread Christianity in the 1st century; After 711, Kyros, which was called with the duals in Hora and Hagia Sophia churches; Iconoclast Yorgi Georgios in the 8th century; In terms of their Christian beliefs, they are the first Christians who have been declared "saints" by the spiritual council during their time and killed, where they are the first to bless caves and graves.

Today, those who visited Amasra; They show close interest to the Amasra Kilises (present Fatih Mosque) to Büyüktepe cave, known as Georgios' retreat place, on the Küçüktepe slopes where the graves of Iakintos and Kyros are located.

LIES:

Taşhan - BARTIN: It was built by Hacı Ali Ağa between 1832-1835. It covers an area of ​​24,25 x 23,70 m and has two floors, rectangular plan and open courtyard. There are 18 chambers, 16 vaulted compartments. It is still being used for commercial purposes in private ownership. It is in the city center, in Government Street.

Dervişoğlu Hanı - BARTIN: It was built by Dervişoğlu Ali and Osman Brothers in 1897. The rectangle is a close-up, two-storey and ported. There are 7 rooms on the first floor and 9 rooms on the second floor. The building materials are stone and brick and have been restored later. It is still used as a commercial warehouse. It is in Karakaş caddes.

HAMAMLAR:

City Bath - BARTIN: It was built in 1747 by Bartın Vojvodası Çalıkoğlu. The walls of the building are made of mortar rubble, and the two-storey locker is wood. It is a large, three small domed, with a small fountain in the middle. The main place is Soymalık, Tempel and Külhan with glass.

Ottoman Baths - AMASRA: It is believed to have been built in the 17th century. There is coldness, warmth, a three-chambered bathing place, water reservoirs and cinder. A wash basin is covered with two half domes. The coldness has collapsed. The "I" s seen at the four corners bear the typical architectural features of the Anatolian Principalities.

BRIDGES:

Kemerköprü - BARTIN: It was built by Çalıkoğlu İbrahim Bey in 1872. It is built on Kocanazçayı, built on very solid three legs and two pointed arches made of cut stone mortar. The length is 42 m and the width is 8.5 m. It is said that thousands of egg whites participate in it to ensure that the pot is stronger during construction.

Orduyeri (Barracks) Bridge: It was built with the aid of the people under the leadership of Bolu Mutasarrıfı Ismail Kemal Bey in 1887. It is built on five solid footstones of cut stone on Kocaçay, the first and second stands are on the Yalı side and the road passes between them. And the fifth foot is on the side of Orduyeri Mahallesi The half-dome protrusions on both sides of the feet in the tea distribute the waters to both sides and prevent the bottom of the feet from being worn The upper part of the 98 m long and 7.3 m wide wooden bridge was rebuilt as concrete in 1957.

There is an inscription on the southern side of the second leg of the bridge and a wolf on the northern side of the fourth foot; It is said that the wolf statue, which is headed to the north, sitting on its hind legs and tail, is played in the 1980's.

Kemere Köprü - AMASRA: Sormagir in Boztepe is a single-eyed bridge that connects Kalesini to the Dungeon Column in Amasra. It belongs to the Byzantine period.

Kemerdere Bridge: It is a single-eyed Roman bridge built during the Roman Emperor Claudius period (41-54 AD) and is located in the Cevizlik Valley, 3 km from Amasra. It is a part of the Roman road network that connects Amasra to Bartin and on the 4th km, in front of the Burying Monument. In a very light relief composition on the Bridge Foot; Seven soldiers who fought with spears, Roman-Pontus wars are told.

The 59-km coastal section of Bartin, reaching the sea with steep, wooded hillsides, is interesting with the vegetation that integrates with the extraordinary beauty of the village and colors. Most of these virgins are appreciated for their clean sands, low waters and their beauty integrated with nature.

INCREDIBLE BEACH:

Natural beauty and the beach is favored by Inkumu; Tourists have all kinds of equipment to meet the requirements.

BEZELS, MUGADO, MISTAKES AND RED SEA BEACHES:

Güzelcehisar, Mugada and Kızılkum villagers located within the borders of the central district of Bartın; Surrounded by forests, beautiful beaches and waters, holiday villages like the day-trippers.

AMASRA PLAJI:

"Çeşm-i Cihan Amasra", known as the place where tourism starts in our country; It is the oldest tourist area of ​​Bartın with its 3000 year historical values ​​and unique natural beauty.

ÇAKRAZ BEACH:

Çakraz on the 18th km of Amasra - Kurucaşile highway; Natural beauties, clean sands and calm waters. Tourists have facilities to meet all kinds of needs.

BOZKÖY, AKKONAK, PUNITIVE AND MORTAL BEACHES:

Bozköy, Akkonak, Deliklisile and Göçkün villagers in the borders of Amasra; For the day trippers, it offers convenient facilities and camping facilities for holidaying with the sea and nature.

FOUNDER, TEKKÖNÜ, KAPISUYU, KARAMAN AND ÇAMBU BEACHES:

Kurucaşile, Tekkeönü, Karaman and Kapısuyu beaches on the northeastern tip of Bartın; The natural beauty of the Black Sea is its holiday villages with its clean sand and water.

Tekkeönü which is the center of the historical city of Kromna and the fisherman village Kapısuyu; It also attracts attention with the production of wooden yacht and boat for tourism.

The 59 km coastal strip and beaches that bring the steep and forested slopes of Bartın to the sea attract attention of local and foreign tourists. Especially, although the sea season is short (from June to October), the Inkumu Beach attracts a great deal of attention. Besides this, it is another important beaches of Amasra, Çakraz, Kızılkum, Mogada, Güzelcehisar and Bozköy regions.

GÜRCÜOLUK CATEGORY:

Gürcüoluk Cave, whose development has been completed but whose internal formation continues; The appearance is extremely beautiful and interesting with colorful stalactites, stalagmites, columns, pasta stalactites, wall and curtain dripstones.

Gürcüoluk Cave consists of 15 rooms gathered around the first room of 4-5 M height and 6x7 m dimensions after the main entrance with a triangular shape and 3-4 M width. Both the ease of transport and the beauty of the natural surroundings; Colorful dripstones that vary in color from gray to cream and beige and their physical properties; It makes the cave attractive.

It is 32 km from Bartin and the village of Amasra, Makaracı village. It is possible to reach to the cave through the village of İnpiri or Karakaçak on the Amasra-Çakraz highway route.

Antalya Historical and Touristic Places

Antalya is very rich in terms of historical monuments. These historical artifacts are classified as ancient periods, Seljuk and Ottoman artifacts.
Alanya Castle: A masterpiece of castle architecture. It resembles an eagle's nest on the seashore. A castle dating from ancient times was built in place by the Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad. Therefore, it is also known as Alaiye Castle. In the castle which was repaired in 1955, there is a mosque, a bedesten, Akşebe Sultan Tekkesi, Aya Yorgi Church and a palace at the highest point of the hill.

Alara Castle: It is located on a single hill near the Alara River on the Antalya-Alanya road. It is 10 km from the shore.

Kızıl Kule: In 1225 the Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad Castle was built as a fortress. The art value is very high. The architect Kettari who made Sinop Kalesi was built by Ebi Ali, son of Reha. The tower in Alanya is five storeys. Each side is 8 corners with 12,5 m. Two floors are made of reddish stone and the other floors are made of red bricks. There is a perimeter surveillance site, crawlers, pitch and scouring holes.

Yivli Minare Mosque: It was built in 1238. It is a masterpiece of the Seljuk revolution. It is the symbol of Antalya. The bottom of the minaren is stone and square. The upper part is round and grooved, made of bricks. The upper part of the glass is covered with blue tiles. There is Mevlevihane, madrasa, two tombs and a complex. The mosque is used as an ethnographic museum.

Ahi Yusuf Masjid: It was built in 1249 in the name of Ahi Yusuf. The mescid, made of cut stone, is square. There is the tomb of Ahi Yusuf beside the Meshchild.

Bali Bey Mosque: It was built by Bali Bey, one of the second veterans of the Sultan Bayezid. There is a large dome on the octagonal pulley.

Korkut Mosque: It is also called Kesik Minare, Cumanun Mosque, Cihannüma Mosque and Mosque-i Kebir. It was built in the fifth century as Panaghia Church. Sultan Baykalid's son, Sultan Korkut, turned the camera. In 1869 a fire was destroyed.

Mehmed Pasha Mosque: Built between 1593-1607 by Tekeli Mehmed Pasha. The walls are cobblestones. There are three doors. It was repaired twice in 1866 and 1926.

Emir Bedreddin Mosque: A wooden glass belonging to Seljuk devrine. It is also called the Andless Mosque. He is in Alanya.

Müsellim Mosque: Haci Osmanoğlu was built by Hacı Mehmed Ağa in 1796. The section of the glass window with the outer window pedestals and the section up to the dome of the dome are covered with blue-white Kütahya tiles and the mihrab is covered with green glazed tiles.

Murad Pasha Mosque: It was built by Kuyucu Murad Pasha in 1570. Minaresi is the two honors. The side walls are decorated with Iznik tiles.

Ömer Paşa Mosque: It is in the district of Elmalı. It was built in 1608 by the bookstore Ömer Paşa. It was repaired in 1870 and 1955.


Kale Mosque: It was built during the time of Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad in Alanya. It is also known by the name of Sultan Süleyman Mosque because it was rebuilt by Suleiman the Magnificent on the old base between the years 1530-1566.

Karatay Madrasa: It was built in 1250 by Celaleddin Karatay. Due to its mihrabı, the Karatay Mosque is also known as Darüssüleha.

Ulu Cami Madrasa: It is not known who and when it was built. It is known as the imaret among the people.

Atabey Armağan Madrasah: It was built by Atabey Armağan in 1239. Today, only the lower part of the entrance is left.

Emir Sinaneddin Madrasa: It was built in 1319 by Hamidoğulları by Emir Sinaneddin near Korkuteli. It is cut stone and has two floors.

Fadirian Medrese: It is in Elmali and it was built in the nineteenth century. Today it is used as a library.

Evdir Han: Near Korkuteli, the Seljuk Sultan was built by the first İzzeddin Keykavus.

Alara Han: It is the most beautiful caravanserais of the Seljuk period on Alanya-Konya highway. It was built in 1231 by Alaeddin Keykubad.

Kırkgöz Han: The Sultan was built by the second Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev. Antalya-Burdur is on the way.

Şaropsa Han: It is on the way to Antalya-Alanya. It was built during the time of Sultan Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev. It is a structure without rich ornaments.

Deniz Feneri: Nevşehirli Damad İbrahim Pasha's 1720'de built this lantern on a hill in Alanya. The ships in the Mediterranean have led for many years.

Tekelioğlu Library: It is a historical monument and there are many valuable manuscripts.

Bedesten: It was made with Seljuk brick. It was used as the material store of Alanya Castle. There are 26 rooms overlooking a courtyard with a size of 38x36 meters.

Selçuklu Shipyard: It is in Alanya. It was built by the Seljuks for shipbuilding. Five big eyes. Although it is 700 years old, big sailing ships are built in the castle.

Antalya Regional Museum: Founded in 1923 and moved to the new building in 1972. It is filled with precious works belonging to pre-historic and pre-historic periods.

Kara In: It is from the village of Yağça. According to the researches made since 1894, there is no such thing as a rich cave like this that illuminates the ancient times. Here are the goods belonging to 50 thousand years ago.

Perge: It is near Antalya. B.C. It is an old city built in the 7th century. The stadium and the theater are quite large. The stadium is 27,000. Perge has an important place in history. It was on the trade route. In 1207, the Seljuk Sultan Sultan Keyhüsrev conquered the first Gıyaseddin.

Aspendos (Belkis): It is 48 km east of Antalya. By Roman Emperor Antonius The 20,000-seat theater built in the second century is famous. In the world, it is the best preserved theater of the day. It was a seaside city at that time. This theater is also called Belkis (Balkız) Theater. The aqueducts and the buildings are remarkable.

Side: BC It is a city belonging to the 7th century. The theater with 20.000 people, the bazaar (agora) and various sculptures are famous. Side word comes to the meaning of pomegranate. Pomegranates are very common in paintings and figures. In ancient Greek there is no side (pomegranate) word. The people of Side built the city before the ancient Greeks. There are many historical works in the side museum. The entrance gate to the city was found. The walls are ruined, the main street remains and two houses of antique age were unearthed. The houses are around the courtyard and the floors are marble. There is a cistern, a well and a pool in the middle of the courtyard. The theater was built on a flat surface not on slopes such as Silyon, Perge and Aspendos.

Termessos: There are still remains and theaters of the Roman Empire and Byzantine times.

Hadrianus Gate: It was made as a memory of the visit of the Roman Emperor Hadrianus to Antalya. It is made of marble and is located in the city center.

Altinkaya: This district has a 1500-seat theater dating from ancient times.

Sillion Ruins: It is in the Serik district.

Elge (Zerk) Ruins: Serikte'dir. The mountain is the city. Walls, stadiums, theaters, temples and waterways and caves are famous.

Termessos (Güllük): Hidden mountain roads, corridors, theater and sculpture of 4200 people are famous.

Anvi Ruins: BC It is the remains of those who lived in the 9th century.

Hıdırlık Tower: Made by the Romans as a "light tower". It is 14 meters and has two floors.

Demre (Myra): It is on the edge of Demre Stream. B.C. It was founded in the 5th century and some remnants were found.

Bagyaka (Limira): BC It is a city of Lydia founded in the 7th century.

Kınık (Xanthos): It is located near the town of Kaş. B.C. It is a city remains of the 7th century.

Santa Claus: It is not certain that Saint Nicolas, who is known as a Christian and named "Santa Claus", lived or even lived in the Untouched village of Kas. This Christian religious man has been a material for Christian imperialism to be planted in this county. Many Christians believe that Santa is myth.

Historical remnants in Akseki: Cities of ancient times, fortresses and towers and bridges.

Tourist Destinations: Antalya is one of the few tourism centers in Turkey and the world. The climate is delicious, and the fruits and vegetables found in every season, the beautiful beauty of the coast and the forests, and the winter sports can be done in the mountains at the same time while being in the sea. The coastline from Kas to Gazipasa is filled with tourist attractions.

Spas and drinks:

Demre Drink: Sulphurous is good for diseases of the stomach and intestines.

Scared Drinking: A healing suddenly against various diseases.

Yellow Water Drink: It is in Ilica village. It is good for liver, stomach, intestinal and gall bladder disorders.

Sınat Deresi Kaplıcası: It is a sudden at a temperature of 25 degrees. It is useful for various diseases. It is near the village of Ilica.

National parks: Some places are protected as national parks for natural beauty. Köprülü Canyon National Park is 14 km long and 100 m wide. Bey Mountains National Park, Coastal National Park and Termesses National Park were taken under protection. Turkey's largest park is built in Antalya with 170 thousand square meters. Ulaş Recreation Park is very suitable for a picnic.

Caves: Antalya is very rich in terms of caves. The US and Yugoslavia provide huge income with cave tourism. Turkey is the country with the most caves in the world. Only 20 of 40 thousand caverns have been identified. The others have not been reached yet. There are 20 caves in Antalya.

In Antalya caverns, there are lakes, rivers, cliffs, unobtrusive fish, wounds and various animals. The air of some caves, some of the mud or water is healing. Therefore, it is good for various diseases.

Damlataş Cave: Damlataş Cave, which is a wonderful stalactite cave, is in Alanya and it is good for asthma.

Antalya Cave: It is close to Alanya. It is roamed inside. This phosphorus cave, a sea cave, has a very beautiful view with the reflection of sun rays.

Düdencik Cave: It is in Akseki. It is the deepest cave of Turkey. Its length is 60 meters.

The Cave is in Kalkan. 54 comes from the cave.

Other caves: Sakalsultan, Demirciler, Liar World, Dumanlı, Kada İni, Öküz İni, Beldibi, Yolandı and Pirates caves. Some have traces of ancient times.

Çağlayanlar: Antalya is also very rich in terms of waterfalls and waterfalls. Düden Çağlayanı and Manavgat, Homa and Uçarsu and Kayabükü cascades, which spill from a height of 60 meters, are the most famous. There are 13 waterfalls in the seven corrugations. There are a total of 29 waterfalls in Antalya. Women's abyss are in Antalya.

Undersea artifacts: Antalya is also rich in underwater artifacts. The oldest known ship of the world was found in Uluburun between Kaş and Keora village. It's a 3200-year-old treadmill. This ship, which is 40 m deep, is being studied by Turkish and US marine archaeologists.

Yanartaş (Torch) "Çıralı": This flame, which is considered to be the beginning of the torch burned in the Olympics, has been burning since thousands of years on a hill 350 m high at 7 km from Finike. This fire, which came from underground in a half of the hill, never faded. There are various myths.

Antalya houses: It is planned that the houses in Kaleiçi district will be restored as appropriate and used in touristic properties. 20 homes will be converted into accommodation facilities with 115 beds.

Cisterns: Alanya cisterns are the city. There are still cisterns in the castle houses. Akşebe Masjid and Mecdüddir tribe are famous. The cistern is 20-22 m long and 13 m wide. It is still used today.

Alanya Museum: It is a museum with very rich works.

Historical and Touristic Places of Amasya Province

Museum-city view, natural beauties, traces of 15 civilizations, rock-cut Tombs of Kings and water channels waiting for you AMASYA.

Amasya was known in ancient times as Harşena.
If you enter Amasya with any hardship, you will have peace of mind, peace of mind. It gets away from all kinds of troubles. It's reputation like Egypt. There is a river like a nile. The flowing river is water of life. Very clean and very nice smelling. Watching is not satisfying. The old mansions are spectacular and have a view.

According to archaeological finds, Amasya has a history dating back to 7500 years (5500 BC). From then on, Persians, Hittites, Romans, Ottomans, as well as many different civilizations have been hosted.

As a result, Amasya became a center of science and art, and educated people of world famous science and art. Lucien Djekim, the world's first geographer Strabo, the first female divan poet Mihri Hatun, calligrapher piri Sheikh Hamdullah are just a few of them.

"Yalboyu houses" arranged along Yeşilırmak, Darüşşifa (Bimarhane) where the mentally ill patients are treated for the first time by music and water voice in the world, King Kaya Tombs carved into the mountains and seen everywhere in Amasya, Ferhat'ın Şirin ' Ferhat water canal "," Misket Elması "which is identified with Amasya, Borabay ponds, waterfalls and other natural beauties make Amasya a must-visit destination.

Amasya is a rare illness that can protect the old identity. Historical monuments and tourist attractions are quite extensive. Forty of the most famous of the historical monuments in the city, 26 belong to Ottoman and 8 belong to Seljuk devrine. Despite being one of the richest corners of Turkey in terms of abideler, most of them have been ruined due to lack of care.

Amasya Castle: North of Amasya is on the mountain of Herşane. It is rumored that Hanzi, or Pontus king Mithradetes, made it. Around the castle are mosques, cisterns, dungeons, bastions, cellars. There are Helkıs, Saray, Maydonos and Meydan gardens. The castle is built on a rocky hill which is steep to Yeşilırmak. The walls extending downward continue along the river and unite with the walls surrounding the city. Evliya Çelebi says: "There are 41 towers on the walls and are pentagonal. Inside the fortress are palaces, arsenals, water cisterns, hidden ways down the river. The castle is divided into two, down and up. Although this castle was repaired in the Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman periods, it is still a debris heap.

Bayezid Mosque Complex: Sultan Bayezid Han, 26 years as governor of this city was built in 1486 as a gift. The glass door, the mihrabı and the writing on the pulpit are very high. Darülhadis, Darüşşifa, madrasa, cloister and imareti is a great mullet. Kütübhan'de 20 thousand cild old works and papyrus paper written on the first copies of the Qur'an-ı kerimin kufi are written.

Bayezid Pasha Mosque: It is beside Bird Bridge. The grand vizier Necmeddin Halil Bayezid Pasha was built in 1414 when Amasya was a starboard bei. The marble of the front carries the surroundings. Minster ornaments are very valuable in terms of art. It was repaired in 1892.

Burmalı Minare Mosque: It is estimated that the Seljuk emirate was built by Necmeddin Ferruh from 1237-1247 in the south of the city. It was repaired several times after the fires of 1602 and 1730 of 1590 amphibian. Caminin minaresi The number of minarets in Turkey is rare.

Çilehane Mosque: It was built by Yakub Pasha in 1413 in Ottoman orders. In 1964 the General Directorate of Foundations restored the mosque. He came to the square as a mosque and a mosque.

Fethiye Mosque: Also known as Kuba Dede Mosque. While in the church, Diyişmendli Fethi Gazi converted the church in 1116. During mining in 1884 minaret was added. It was demolished in 1939. Only a small fraction remains in the church. Then he was repaired.

Gök Madrasah Mosque: Built in 1267 by Amasya Beylerbeyi Emir Seyfeddin Torumtay. It was used as a museum between 1926-1977. It is one of the most beautiful examples of Selçuklu san'atın. It is made of cut stone.

Mehmed Pasha Mosque: Prince Ahmed's llama was built in 1486 by Mehmed Pasha. After the earthquake of 1939, it was restored by the General Directorate of Foundations. A beautiful example of wood carving, the gate is in the Amasya museum. The marble pulpit is the most beautiful stone minbar of Turkish architecture.

Saraçhane Mosque: Built in 1372 by Amasya Emiri Şadgeldi Pasha. It was repaired in 1951. The interior walls are adorned with pen work.

Sofular Mosque: It is located in Sofular Mahallesi and built by Beylerbeyi Abdullah in 1502. It is an Ottoman work built as Darülhadis.

Kilari Selim Aga Mosque: It was built by Selim Aga in 1483. The mosque, which was destroyed in earthquakes, has been repaired many times. Cutting is a grate.

Shamlar Mosque: Küçük Ağa Mosque and Ayas Aga Mosque are also called. It was first constructed by Danişmendli Melik Gazi. The demolished mosque was rebuilt in 1495 by Ayas Ağa, Gate of the Gate. The mosque, which is square and single-domed, is covered with rubble.

Abide Hatun Mosque: It was built by Abide Hatun, the mother of the grand vizier Kara Mustafa Pashan, in the village of Bahçekent of Merzifon in the early seventeenth century.

Çelebi Mehmed Mosque: It was built by Sultan Murad Han in 1411 in Merzifon on behalf of his father. The Madrasa is also known as the Front Mosque. The wings of the eastern door are a good example of tree carving.

Köprülü Mehmed Pasha Mosque: It was built in 1660 in Gümüşhacıköy by the grand vizier Köprülü Mehmed Pasha. The mosque, which was destroyed in the 1939 earthquake, was rebuilt in 1948. The interior of the glass is decorated with pencil work.

Merzifonlu Kara Mustafa Pasha Mosque: It is the biggest mosque of Merzifon and it was built in 1667 by Kara Mustafa Pasha of the Grand Vizier Merzifonlu. Cutting is a grate. The camii illuminates three rows of windows.

Yörgüç Pasha Mosque: It is in the village of Gümüşhacıköyü in the village of Silver. It was built by Amasya Beylerbeyi Yörgüç Pasha in 1429. It was repaired in 1946.

Gök (Blue) Madrasah: Amasya Beylerbeyi was built by Seyfeddin Torumtay in 1266-1267. It is a mosque, a madrasa and a mug. The medrese, which is open top, is called Gök Madrasa because it is decorated with blue china. It has rounded bases and decorated minarets. The architect Abu Muslim is Neccar. Broken pramids decorated with mosaic china are rare artifacts.

Bimarhane (Darüşşifa): The wife of Ilkhanid Sultan Olcayto was built by Yıldız Hatun in 1309 for Amber Lala, the son of the slave Abdullah. It was built as a single-floor medical school. It is the first mental hospital where patients are treated with music. The entrance is decorated with floral and leaf motifs. This healing nest had a great reputation in that era. Many valuable doctors have been trained here and many patients have been treated.

Caliphate Gazi Madrasah: The first Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev was built by Emir Mujahid Hilafet al Alp ibni Tuli in 1210 for Fahreddin Ali al-Bukhari and the talebeli.

Kapı Ağa Madrasa: Also known as Büyükağa Madrasa. In 1488, Hüseyin Ağa, the son of Abdülmuin, built the second bayezid's door. It is a very rare artifact in Ottoman architecture.

Haliliye Madrasa: It was built in 1415 by Halil Pasha in Gümüşköyü. It's a 12-room medrese.

Sultan Mesud Tomb: A kind of grave where Sultan Masood and the graves of some princes are found. The last works of the Seljuk period. It is decorated with geometric motifs. The turban does not have a similarity.

Tomb of the gods: It is in the west of Amasya. There is no similar in Anatolia. In a single sarcophagus there are 4 women (judge) in Kabri. It is a work of Seljuks.

Şadgeldi Pasha Tomb: It was built in 1382. In the Amasya emir Shadgeldi Pashan has a Kabri.

Şehzadeler Tomb: It was built in 1410 by Çelebi Sultan Mehmed. There are many Ottoman princes in turd.

Hilafet Gazi Turbesi: It was built for Hilafet Alp ibni Tuli in 1226. Plant motifs and geometric figures are very valuable in terms of stone craftsmanship decorated with kümbet.

Torumtay Tomb: It is opposite the Gök Medrese Mosque. It was built by Beylerbeyi Seyfeddin Torumtay in 1279. The Seljuk works are the most beautiful. It is two storeys and comes out with half stairs. There are three children, 9 sarcophagus in the castle.

Bedesten: It is near Ekin Bazaar. In 1483 Sultan Hüseyin Ağa built the Second Bayezid's Gate. There are four doors on each side. The front side is made of cut stone and the other walls are a mixture of rubble, stone and brick.

Ezine Market Pavilion: It is on Amasya-Tokat road. It was built by Valide Sultan Melike Mahperi Hatun in 1238.

Arasta (Bedesten): It is in the district of Gümüşhacıköy. In 1669 the grand vizier was built by Köprülü Mehmed Pasha. There are four gates. An open path leads to a square of six shops that lie next to each other.

Büyük Hamam: It is located in the district of Gümüşhacıköy and built by Grand Vizier Mehmed Pasha in 1658.

Double Bath: It is in Merzifon. In 1388 the first Murad Han was built. The walls are stone and the ceiling is wood.

Khidr Pasha Bath: It is also known as Sünbül hamamı. Khidr Pasha was built in the fifteenth century.

Kara Mustafa Pasha Bath: It is in Merzifon. In 1678 the grand vizier was built by Kara Mustafa Pasha as the foundation of the mosque.

Caglayan Bridge: It was built on the feet of an old bridge by Danişmendli İltekin Gazi. Turhal is on the way. Their arches are 70 m long and 4 m wide from the red brick. İltekin Gazi has a grave beside the bridge.

Bird (Künç) Bridge: It is on Yeşilırmak opposite Bayezid Pasha Mosque. This bridge, built by Sultan Hundi Hatun, the daughter of Sultan Second Gıyaseddin Mes'ud, is the work of Seljuks. It was repaired in 1938.

Terziköy Thermal Springs: It is located near the Amasya-Zile road and is 27 km away from the city center. It is good for rheumatism, paralysis, stomach, bowel, nerve, bile duct, kidney and gynecological diseases.

Hamamözü Thermal Springs: It is in the district of Gümüşhacıköy. It is good for rheumatism and some skin diseases.

Gözlek Kaplıcası: It is 20 km to Amasya. Sulphurous water is good for rheumatism and skin diseases.

Occidental locations: Amasya is a province with natural beauty as well as historical riches.

Borabay Lake: It is 65 km away from Amasya city center. There is a crater of 900 m in length, 300 m in width and 30 m in depth. It is decorated with pine, chestnut and clusters of willow. Trout hunts in the sky.

Sarleyuk Waterfall: It is near Doluca village between Merzifon and Gümüşhacıköy districts. Plank, pelit, poplar, willow and pine trees are covered with. Below the waterfall there are two pools at a depth of 1.5 m in steps. There are picnic places around the pools.

Çakallar Mesiresi: It is 2 km away from the city center. There are lakes and horses and picnic areas.

Green Yenice (Gölbaşı): covers an area of ​​3,000 square meters. There is a large pool next to a plane tree estimated to be 800 years old. The north patchwork is in the form of a terrace.

Karakaya Mesiresi: The water is plentiful and the cherry is a beautiful place. Ferhat water way passes through here. It is a lonely place above the city.

Visit town: A picnic place decorated with quince trees. It is 7 km away from Amasya.

Pehlivan Çayırı: Merzifon near the green is a promenade location.

Gumble Gutter: Merzifon'ın Pasha is a promenade location.