Two days in Konya will transport you to the deep history of the Seljuk capital and the unexpected natural beauties of Central Anatolia. On the first day, you will explore the religious and cultural heritage in the heart of the city, and on the second day, you will discover the historical texture of Sille and the surrounding caravanserais. This itinerary promises both an informative and enjoyable trip.
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9 stops · 2 day
Located in Konya's Aziziye neighborhood, right next to the Mevlana Museum, Selimiye Mosque is one of the most important examples of classical Ottoman …
Built in Konya in 1242, Sırçalı Madrasa is one of the most important educational structures of the Anatolian Seljuk period. Named after the tile (sırç…
Rising in the very heart of Konya, atop Alâaddin Hill and right next to Alâaddin Mosque, Alâaddin Kümbeti is a tomb dating back to the Anatolian Selju…
Located on Atatürk Street in the center of Konya, this historic building was constructed in 1912. The house where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk stayed during …
Kuruçeşme Caravanserai, located at the 32nd kilometer of the Konya-Beyşehir highway, is also known as Hanönü Caravanserai among the locals. This carav…
Kızılören Han, located approximately 40 kilometers along the Konya-Beyşehir highway, is a Seljuk caravanserai dating back to the 13th century. Also kn…
Located in Sille Neighborhood of Konya's Selçuklu district, Aya Elenia Church is a historical structure believed to have been built in 327 AD by Helen…
Located in Konya's Sille District, Devil's Bridge is one of the region's most striking historical structures, with a history spanning approximately 5,…
Ruzbe Han, located on the Konya-Ankara highway within the borders of Selçuklu district, is a historical caravanserai from the Anatolian Seljuk period.…