The Great Mosque of Kütahya, built between 1380 and 1384 at the request of Yildirim Bayezid. The mosque was restored twice by Mimar Sinan during the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent. The historical columns in the mosque were brought from Izanoy, the important ancient city of Kutahya. Its construction dates back to ancient times, you can visit these mosques ...
Among the famous hot springs in Kutahya, Jebel Murad Hot Springs are the highest mountain in the city with a height of 2,312 meters and have many hot springs on Tanura. Advertised as a tourist center in 1987, it has made a name for itself not only as a spa, but also by dazzling the 853 species of plants and greenery it hosts, and is one of the most important...
The Tile Museum, built by Ya`qub Chalabi in 1411, the architecture and mausoleum section of the complex consisting of architecture, school, mosque, library and baths was restored by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism as a museum of tiles and opened to visitors in 1999. The dome and fountain open to the central space, with two rooms in three directions in an...
The museum, which opened in 2010, contains examples from the history, production, and manufacture of porcelain. You can learn all the details about the history of porcelain from the 14th century until today. At the same time, there is a separate section where you can visit the oil painting works of important artists of Turkish history.
The Zafir Tepe Monument, built on the hill in 1964, entered service for visitors in 1968. A venue where the August 30th celebrations are held. It is a monument that tells future generations and the Turkish nation that victory over internal and external threats can be achieved with unification sooner or later.
Inal Thermal Springs, the largest bath facility in the Middle East and the Balkans. The hot springs, which treat thousands of visitors with their curative waters every year, are among the citys most favorite spots. It continues to heal with water known to be effective for many diseases for 3 thousand years, and is good for rheumatism, sciatica, sexual diseas...
Urban jungle. You have the opportunity to perform a lot of activities from the hiking areas to the hiking trails in the woods, there is a buffet where the picnic area is located.
Phrygian plateaus, covered with the edges of Mount Turkmen, an ancient volcano, BC. It was used as a settlement area by the Phrygians between 900-600 years ago. Painted crosses, roots, sinuous motifs, reliefs, and traces of frescoes can still be seen in churches and chapels. Mining, carpentry and weaving works produced by Phrygians were admired and imitated ...
Domlopinar Martyrs Cemetery, the Martyrs Monument is a war memorial to commemorate the service of Turkish soldiers who participated in the Turkish War of Independence, an important historical area.
Donenler Mosque, built as the Samhana of the Mevlevi in the 14th century. It is one of the original examples of early Anatolian Turkish architecture, with a semi-square rectangular plan and an octagonal frame, built by Imad al-Din Hazar Dinari, known as the conqueror of the Seljuk era in Kütahya. It is understood from the inscription on the Al-Samhan wall th...
The Kutahya Museum of Archeology, established by arranging an old hangar, under the command of the Special Air Training Brigade in Kutahya, was established with the permission of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and opened to visitors in 2005 and has the status of a private museum. The museum displays Kutahya Museum stonework, antiques, coins, tiles, and ...
Camlica Natural Park, filled with 100-year-old pine trees, is where youll find calm with cool air and chirping sounds of birds. Walking among the dry leaves in the fall will merge you with nature. We recommend that you pay attention to hedgehogs, tree frogs and turtles that will accompany you while you walk. Discover the taste of water in this natural park w...
The ancient city of Ayzone, one of the most important cities of the Roman era, according to discoveries, settlements were identified in the twenty-fifth and twenty-eighth centuries, and the city was transferred to Roman rule in 153 BC. The city lived its brightest periods in the second and third centuries AD. Today, only 10% of the city is on Earth; The Temp...
Tubuk Plateau Nature Park is a place where you can lay yourself in the lap of nature and find a little bit of peace. Many animals such as boar, bear, wolf and many other wild animals live in the winter months.
The garden of painter Ahmed Yaquboglu, the oldest and largest park in Kutahya. A beautiful entrance door with fountains on both sides, the top of the park consists of two sections, football, basketball, running and sports areas for all ages. The lower section has childrens playgrounds, entertainment areas for families, and areas for tea, coffee and poolside ...
The house in which the famous traveler, scientist, historian, writer and folklorist Evlia Chalabi was born, who was born in Kutahya, was rebuilt by the municipality next to the grave of his grandfather Kara Ahmed Bey, with the contribution of the Kutahya Association for Cultural Services and the Restoration of Historical Works.
Brick Mosque, built by the painter Nizen Ahmed Yaquboglu in 1973. The breeze of Turkish architecture in Central Asia reflects the style of construction and the style of decoration. It is octagonal, has two storeys and has a single dome, decorated with hand-painted motifs and the exterior with specially produced blue Kutahya tiles. It is an original example o...
This memorial park was opened to the public in 2003, in memory of the soldiers and veterans who are still alive. It was constructed on an area of 65 thousand square meters, and was built on the basis of the traditional Turkish architectural style. The height of the main base of the memorial in the Kutahya Martyrs Monument Park is 15 meters. There are columns...
The clock tower, built in the nineteenth century, and built by the ruler of Kutahya Fuad Pasha. It was built on a two-story square plan and cut stone was used in its construction. The top of the tower is covered with a cone and the clock tower.
Its founding date back to 6000 BC, it was used as a settlement until the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods. It is also said that the city was founded by female warriors known as Amazons, and its name comes from a city in the Kingdom of Arzawa (the mother goddess). The ancient city of Ephesus, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, is home to ...
Located on a total of 19 acres, it has swimming pools for adults and children, a jacuzzi, slides of various sizes and features, and a wave pool that can produce artificial waves to counteract ocean waves. You can move and a lot ...
The castle was built during the Mora revolt as a forward position against potential attacks from the islands. The walls of the castle, built by the Ottomans in 1834, are 2.5 meters high and surround the entire island. There are two towers, one cylindrical and the other hexagonal, on the side of the castle facing the city. Between these two towers is the cast...
A two-story library from the Ionian period. It is listed on the World Heritage List and is a rectangular formation surrounded by large arches. It is reported that there were approximately 14,000 books in it. The building served as a library and memorial to the tomb. When Celsius, the governor of Ephesus, died in 106, his son built the library as a monument i...
The largest lake in the Aegean region. It is known as a freshwater lake. There are also olive trees due to the geographical features of the lake. The area located in the northern part of the lake is mountainous and vegetation can be observed in this area intensively. The southern part of the lake is mostly covered with tourist residential areas. The lake was...
