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It was originally called Antep and it means the land of the Kings in the language of the Hittites or Spring in the Persian language, and the word Ghazi was added before the Turkish Parliament in 1921. There are in Gaziantep many ancient monuments of many historical eras such as Byzantine, Abbasid, Seljuk and also Roman And that is why we find a momentum in historical and archaeological monuments. The city of Gaziantep contains more than 180 sweet shops that produce the best types of baklava in the world. In the city there is a large park beside the Euphrates River. It contains a mosaic museum called the Zeugma Mosaic Museum.
