The Sinop Museum of Archeology, a two-story building, was completed in 1979. The museum was refurbished for a while, and reopened in 2006. Among the items on display are pottery and jewelry such as rings, necklaces, bracelets, some glass artifacts, carvings, tombstones and a small number of mosaic pieces unearthed from the hills. And cemeteries in Bouyat. In...
The historic Sinop Pasha Fort was built in the nineteenth century to ensure the safety of the shipyard from the dangers that might come from the sea and to protect ships in the port. There are 11 ball holes at the top of the bases. Below are ammunition and amber. The forts here look like a half-moon. This stronghold is an important structure not only in our ...
Torun Lunapark combines fun with adventure and invites you to have a good time! With its various games, it is the only title for family fun! A nice place where children can have fun while on vacation.
The church was known as the Greek monastery in the Ottoman era. It has served for about 2000 years. The church was opened to the public in 2000. The church has witnessed civilizations such as Rome, the Seljuks and the Ottoman Empire since its construction. There are two large intersecting rooms as well as a large rectangular room. The building, which was bui...
The natural park that includes Hamsilos Bay, the only natural bay in the world, is one of the corners of heaven in the city! Hamsilos Natural Park manages to impress everyone who sees it with its beautiful nature and atmosphere. There are many service points in the park, from parking lots, fountains, toilets, kiosks, viewing terraces, rustic restaurants, pic...
The area around the lake is covered with fir trees of various shades of green. Bird sounds will accompany you when you visit. The lake formed at the intersection of two rivers. It covers about 3 acres. Unfortunately, facilities like toilets and showers are not available at the lake, which is very popular among camping enthusiasts. You have to be careful beca...
Basalt rocks, such as the Giants Quay similar to Ireland, were declared a Class A Natural Site in 1996 in order to be introduced to tourism; In 2011, an area of 10.25 hectares, including the rocks, was registered as a natural monument and taken under protection. The rocks consist of 4, 5 and 6 pillars enclosed by angles that span three nearby wadis and hav...
The best place to see a view of Sinop, which is a beautiful city day and night, is undoubtedly Shaheen hill. There are lookout terraces and restaurants on the hill, which has become a free place for the giant Turkish flags to flutter. Shaheen hill, which attracts special attention with its night view, reveals the luminous beauty of Sinop. Plus, the fun of wa...
Sarikum Nature Reserve, a shallow lake formed as a result of the sealing of an ancient coastal bay and its surroundings; It is a rich region that contains many ecosystems such as sea, beach, sand dunes, lakes, wetlands and forest ecosystems. The area was declared a Nature Reserve in 1987 and a Class A Natural Site in 1991, thanks to its rich biodiversity. Sa...
Ak Kul Natural Park, a place known for its natural beauty and rich flora. The park is spread over 400 acres, along with an artificial lake that was formed from the merger of two Hungarians. Akgul is a natural wonder covered with rich flora, various activities can be held, such as sports fields, hiking trails, camping and picnic areas. Wonderful landscapes wi...
Ethnography Museum, consisting of three floors. On the ground floor, there is an exhibition section where Sinops houses and boaibat are displayed, the kitchen section and the village room. On the first floor, the jewelry, swords and looms used in Sinop and its region are displayed. When you go up to the second floor of the palace, the palace life is animated...
Locals instead of tourists show great interest in Karakum Beach. Beach nature has untouched beauty. The beach is covered with black sand. Because of that, the Boztepe Peninsula was formed as a result of a volcano eruption, and the volcano sprinkled ash and sand. The beach is generally quiet. Sunbeds, umbrellas, showers and cafeteria services are available on...
Arvelik waterfall consists of 28 waterfalls of different sizes, and it flows through a deep valley where two forests meet. It was declared a natural park in 2011 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, with an area of 720 hectares around the waterfall that is visited by more than 200,000 local and foreign tourists every year. There are two different o...
Lovers Garden, the most famous street in Sinop, in the city center, inside the park. There are many areas to spend time on the tree-lined boulevard along the coast. There are restaurants, tea gardens, cafeterias, shops, buffets, playgrounds, boutiques and seating groups, mobile artisan stalls, where various products are sold from chestnuts to corn and potato...
Ackleman Beach and Park, a wonderful place where lush green forests and the deep blue sea meet! It has a rich biodiversity with its swamps, dunes, seas and forests. It was declared a natural park with its area described as a recreational area, in 1987, there is a public beach, where you can swim and sunbathe. There are tables and camellias under the trees in...
Boyabat Castle, built in the 7th century. It bears traces of the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. It can be said that it is a typical Ottoman castle. It dazzles its visitors with its beauty, it was built on a steep, rocky hillside, according to the natural structure of the rocks. It is like a museum. Special and important pieces such as finds from the l...
Conch Bridge, although there is no inscription on it, the bridge said to have been built in the 12th century according to some sources, dates back to the 2nd century. The bridge is one of the remaining important architectural structures of the Seljuks in Amasya.
Amasya Archeology Museum, a museum repository was created by combining the artifacts collected by Sultan II, in 1925, in the two rooms of the Bayezid complex and the mummies of the Islamic era, and with the multiplication of artifacts, places were needed for display, these artifacts were transferred to a mosque Gokmidris, one of the archaeological works of t...
Amasya Castle, a magnificent building overlooking the city center of Amasya, is one of the most important historical and architectural symbols of the city. It is not known exactly when and by whom the castle was built, its height is 300 meters. After the Turks occupied the city in 1075, the fortress, which underwent many additions and maintenance, was built ...
The historic clock tower, was built in 1865 at the request of the ruler of Amasya at the time, Ziya Pasha. The clock tower, which has a very beautiful appearance, is among the historical places to see in Amasya, where it is also considered one of the emblematic structures of the city.
One of the first and most important stops, and one of the symbols of Amasya. Historic houses create an aesthetic and interesting landscape as they are located at the end of a steep mountain. The houses, usually two or three storeys high, were built using wood and concrete materials.
One of the most beautiful sites in the city, the Seven Swans Sanctuary is the nature park home to nearly 35 species of birds. It has been under protection as a protected area since 1989, converted into a recreation area by special arrangements. You can spend a wonderful day with your loved ones and enjoy the nature at the picnic tables under the green trees ...
Baleca Cave, which was declared a nature park in 2007 with an area of 483 hectares, is the only cave in Turkey with onion stalactites. Cave is good for respiratory ailments like COPD and asthma. One of the largest and most impressive caves in the world, it was built and its surroundings with lighting systems, walking paths and viewing balconies and opened ...
Because of its architectural structure, the bridge, which is not clearly known, was built in what year, is believed to have been built in Roman times, as there is no inscription on it. It was built of cut stone and rubble. Due to the high water level, only the upper part of the bridge, which remained submerged in water, remained visible. The people of the ar...
