I have prepared a one-day route in the heart of Adana, where history and nature intertwine. Starting from the bazaar and extending to historical structures from the Ottoman and Roman periods, you will also feel the refreshing air of the Seyhan River. This route, which includes many important stops within walking distance where families can have a pleasant time, will allow you to capture the spirit of Adana.
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7 stops · 1 day
With its 32-meter height, Adana Great Clock Tower, Turkey's largest clock tower, was built in 1882 during the Ottoman period. Rising in the heart of S…
Rising in the historical heart of Adana, the Grand Mosque is one of the most significant structures to survive from the Ramazanid Principality. Founde…
Located within the Ulu Cami Complex in the historical center of Adana, Ramazanoğlu Mansion is a 3-story medieval structure dating back to 1360-1400, c…
Rising in the heart of Adana's Grand Bazaar district, Yağ Mosque was converted from a Crusader church in 1501 during the Ramazanoğulları Beylik period…
Hasan Ağa Mosque, located in Sarıyakup Neighborhood of Seyhan district in Adana, dates back to the 16th century and is one of the rare structures in A…
The Stone Bridge, a symbol of Adana, is a 310-meter historical structure built by an architect named Auxentios during the Roman Imperial Period, risin…
Rising on the west bank of the Seyhan River in Adana's Reşatbey district, the Sabancı Central Mosque was opened for worship in 1998. Built in classica…
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