Discover the historical and natural beauties of Amasya in 2 days. A route awaits you where you will have pleasant family moments, from the riverside Yalıboyu houses to the King Rock Tombs, from museums to ancient water channels. While traveling to the past with your children, get to know Amasya's legends and architecture up close.
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9 stops · 2 day
Carved into the limestone cliffs of Mount Harşena, the Pontus King Rock Tombs have dominated Amasya's skyline since the 3rd Century BC. These monument…
Rising atop Mount Harşena, Amasya Castle is the city's most impressive structure, with a deep history stretching from the Pontus Kingdom to the Ottoma…
Rising on Roman-era city walls along the Yeşilırmak River, the Yalıboyu Houses are Amasya's undoubtedly most iconic silhouette. These houses, featurin…
Rising on the banks of the Yeşilırmak River in Amasya, Hazeranlar Mansion, built in 1865 by Amasya Defterdar Hasan Talat Efendi, is one of the most im…
Located in the heart of Amasya's historical fabric, the Sultan II. Bayezid Complex is an impressive Ottoman architectural ensemble built between 1485-…
Established in 1925, Amasya Museum is one of Central Anatolia's most comprehensive museums, housing over 24,000 archaeological and ethnographic artifa…
Rising in the heart of Amasya, Gök Medrese is one of the rarest examples of Anatolian Seljuk architecture. Built in 1267 by Amasya Governor Seyfeddin …
Rising in the heart of Amasya, on the banks of the Yeşilırmak River, this museum operates in the historical Bimarhane, the only structure from the Ilk…
Located 3 km outside Amasya, the Ferhat Water Canal, dating back to the Late Hellenistic and Early Roman periods, is an engineering marvel approximate…
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