This route, specially prepared for those who want to spend an enjoyable and educational day with their family in Amasya, brings together the historical and cultural riches in the heart of the city. Starting from the bridges along the Yeşilırmak River, extending to the Kızlar Sarayı (Maidens' Palace) with its unique view of the King Rock Tombs, and then to historical bazaars and mosques, this walking route will allow you to experience Amasya's layered history with your children. At each stop, you will discover a different story, a different architectural detail.
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Rising over the Yeşilırmak River in the heart of Amasya, Alçak Köprü is a cut-stone structure dating back to the Roman period. Named for the river's r…
Rising over the Yeşilırmak River in the heart of Amasya, the Magdinus and Helkis Bridges are among the city's oldest structures, with roots dating bac…
Built on the steep cliffs of Mount Harşena, the symbol of Amasya, the Maidens' Palace has a deep-rooted history stretching from ancient times to the O…
Built in 1372 by Amasya Emir Şadgeldi Pasha, Saraçhane Mosque is located in the heart of the city on Ziya Paşa Boulevard. The structure, which stands …
Built in 1483 by Hüseyin Ağa, one of Bayezid II's guards, Amasya Bedesten is one of the most unique parts of the city's historical bazaar fabric. This…
Built in 1699, Amasya Taşhan is one of the finest examples of Ottoman inn architecture in Amasya. Located in the heart of the city, close to the Yeşil…
Burmalı Minare Mosque, one of the rare Seljuk period works integrated into Amasya's historical fabric, was built in 1242-1243. Its minaret, named afte…
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