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Located within the borders of Sinop province, Hamsilos Bay is a remarkable sea inlet extending 300-400 meters inland from the mouth of Deveci Creek. Situated on İnceburun, Turkey’s northernmost point, this natural formation is an exquisite blend of geological history and breathtaking scenery, offering a glimpse into the forces that have shaped the region over […]

The Sabancı Central Mosque, built over the Seyhan River, is a stunning example of Islamic architecture that combines grandeur and spiritual value. This mosque, which opened in 1998 in Adana’s Reşatbey district, is not only one of Turkey’s largest, but also one of the largest in the Balkans and the Middle East. Its commanding presence, […]

Situated in the core of Ankara’s historic district, Hacı Bayram Veli Mosque serves as a stunning example of Ottoman architectural excellence and spiritual legacy. In addition to the impressive Kocatepe Mosque, it stands as one of the most famous religious sites in the Turkish capital. This mosque, built in the era of the Ottoman Empire, […]

Cumalıkızık, located in the Yıldırım district of Bursa Province, Turkey, exemplifies the Ottoman Empire’s lasting architectural and cultural legacy. This medieval village, located about 10 kilometers east of Bursa and at the foot of Mount Uludağ, has a population of 707 as of 2022. Cumalıkızık, founded during the Ottoman state’s formative years, preserves its immaculate […]

Situated on a peaceful hill in Bursa’s Yeşil neighborhood, the Green Tomb (Yeşil Türbe) emerges as a remarkable example of early Ottoman architecture. Commissioned by Sultan Murad II in 1421 after the death of his father, Sultan Mehmed I, this impressive mausoleum exemplifies the elegance and refinement of Ottoman artistry. The tomb, crafted by the […]

The Church of St. George (Aya Yorgi Church) stands as a light of spirituality, history, and folklore on the tallest hill of Büyükada, Istanbul’s largest Princes’ Island. According to patriarchal documents, it began in 1751 with the construction of a tiny, two-story structure. This simple structure included a chapel, a small church, and a private […]

The Great Mosque of Diyarbakır, also known as Diyarbakır Ulu Camii in Turkish and Mizgefta Mezin an Amedê in Kurdish, is a monument reflecting Anatolia’s rich Islamic legacy. The Seljuk sultan Malik-Shah I erected the mosque in the late 11th century on top of an earlier one, carrying on a legacy from the Muslim conquest […]

Deyrüzzaferan Monastery, a significant spiritual and historical landmark, is located approximately three kilometers east of Mardin, Turkey. Founded in the fifth century, it has long been an important center for the Syriac Orthodox community, functioning as a place of religious learning and monastic devotion. This historic sanctuary, ornamented with elaborate architectural elements, has several noteworthy […]

Nestled west of the Pergamon hill, the Asclepieion of Pergamon is one of the most amazing healing shrines in antiquity. Despite lacking the dramatic grandeur of the Acropolis, this famous medical complex had a significant impact on early medical techniques. As one of the most important therapeutic sites in the Roman Empire, the Asclepieion was […]

The Hippodrome of Constantinople, known in Greek as Ἱππόδρoμος τῆς Κωνσταντινουπόλεως and in Latin as Circus Maximus Constantinopolitanus, was a large arena that functioned as the sports and social hub of Byzantium. It was located in the heart of the imperial capital and is now known as Sultanahmet Square in modern-day Istanbul, Turkey. The title […]

The Varda Viaduct, also known by its Turkish name Varda Köprüsü and informally as Alman Köprüsü or Koca Köprü (the German Viaduct or Big Viaduct), is a spectacular work of engineering situated amid the scenic expanse of southern Turkey. This renowned stone structure in Hacıkırı village, Karaisalı district, Adana Province, connects the towns of Adana […]

Konak Square (Turkish: Konak Meydanı) is one of the most active and recognizable locations in İzmir, Turkey. This lively square, located at the southern end of Atatürk Avenue, is at the heart of the city and encompasses a rich tapestry of history, culture, and current life. İzmir’s busiest public space serves as both the city’s […]