Gastronomy
Local flavors and culinary culture.
Cunda Island (Alibey Island)
Cunda Island, part of Ayvalık district in Balıkesir, is one of the Aegean's most unique isla…
Aynalı Çarşı
The bazaar dating back to 1889, which gave its name to the Çanakkale folk song. A short stre…
Bastoncular Bazaar (Cane Makers' Bazaar)
The center of Devrek's 200-year-old cane craftsmanship. Handmade canes with dogwood bodies, …
Osman Ağa Mansion
A late 19th-century Ottoman mansion at the foot of Sivas Castle. Built with stone, adobe, an…
Somuncu Baba Mill
A 14th-century water mill located on the Tohma Stream in Gürün district of Sivas. It has bee…
Sivas Artisans' Bazaar and Museum
An open-air museum and bazaar with free entry, located opposite the Sivas Archaeology Museum…
Yeşil Konak
Yeşil Konak, a historical cafe-restaurant in Sivas, was created by repurposing the 1850-buil…
Mühürdarzade Mansion (Nuri Demirağ Museum)
A two-story 19th-century Divriği house in Divriği: Nuri Demirağ Museum on the upper floor, a…
Hüma Hatun Street
A historic bazaar street in Divriği operated solely by women artisans. 12 shops sell homemad…
İnönü Mansion
A mansion from the 1830s in Sivas where Turkey's 2nd President İsmet İnönü spent his childho…
Rüstem Pasha Caravanserai (Taşhan)
An Ottoman caravanserai built in 1561 by Rüstem Pasha, Grand Vizier to Suleiman the Magnific…
Polat Beypınarı
A trout facility and picnic area built around a spring water emerging from the foot of a mou…