The city of Kayseri, or also known as Kayseri, is considered one of the ancient and ancient cities in Turkey, and what distinguishes this city is its preservation of its ancient history and folklore. Its inhabitants and the surrounding cities are distinguished by being conservative Muslims and adhering to the teachings of the Islamic religion, and the custom...
There are many rock churches in the valley and caves are intertwined with houses. These rock churches date back to the fourth century AD, where history and nature are intertwined, with different geographies from beginning to end.
It was built in 1906 during the reign of Abdul Hamid. The rectangular building adjacent to the tower was built for use as a clock room. It is 10 meters high and has three floors. The clock tower, built using cut stones, is covered with a pyramidal cone of zinc. There is a gap of 30 cm in the middle of the stairs leading to the part where the clock is located...
The construction of the Kayseri Archeology Museum began in 1965 and opened in 1969 after the completion of the arrangement and display work. The Archeology Museum is located in a park of 8,704 sq.m., with a two-story use area of 580 sq.m. The museum is a section with weapons, tiles, manuscripts, metal, carpets, womens and mens clothing, jewelry and jewelry b...
Hey wedding party hall and water park The swimming pool consists of a water pool, a regular pool and a childrens pool, the pools have a depth of 1.2 meters in the water, while the depth of the regular pool is 1.6 meters and a depth of 40 cm for children. There is a safe and heated childrens pool with a rain fountain, an indoor and outdoor water tunnel, and f...
The waterfall is about 15 meters high, where you will immerse yourself in the bosom of nature. Besides rustic coffee, there are restaurants where you can fill your stomach and spend time with your family.
Described as the heart of the city, it contains the ruins of the city dating back five thousand years. It is a colossal place where the old and the new meet. It was used in the Roman, Seljuk, and Ottoman periods, and the date BC.
Its summit passes through clouds and its snow never melts from its summit, the extinct volcano Argyas, which caused the formation of Cappadocia as a result of its eruptions 30 million years ago, the Hittites called it a name meaning the white mountain because of the insoluble snow. Due to its high quality of snow, it is preferred by most professional athlete...
Built by Mimar Sinan in 1573, the fact that the dome was covered with lead played a role in the mosques name. The mosque was built with a single dome, as one of the classic examples of Ottoman mosque architecture in the 16th century. The impressive decorations in the mosque and the marble entrance door are the main details that make this place worth seeing. ...
This place sheds light on the history of Kayseri with its 6000 year history. Among the structures that attract attention in the ruins are the monasteries, churches and rock tombs. Eleven churches were discovered during excavations carried out by the University of Erciyes in the region.
Its construction began in 1205, the first modern medical center in the world. The building was restored between 2010 and 2014 and opened its doors to visitors on February 21, 2014. More than 600 works are on display. Visitors also have the opportunity to examine over 1,000 coin samples. The Museum of Seljuk Civilization is among the must-see places in Kayser...
The falls, five falls, one by one, are between 40 and 60 meters and each is strong enough to feed the stream. Kapuzbaghi waterfall, the second highest waterfall in the world, fascinates everyone who sees it.
It was built in 1419. Artifacts from the Seljuk and Ottoman periods are displayed in the museum. In the largest room, artifacts made of glass, tiles, wood and metal are displayed, and in the other room firearms, sharp and piercing weapons, and mens clothes, and in the small room, womens jewelry and womens clothing are displayed. In addition to a total of 1,1...
The Kayseri Science Center in Anatolian Wonderland has 160 display units in an indoor display area of 2,300 square meters. The main exhibition themes are; Basic Sciences, Everyday Life, Technology, Preschoolers and Kayseri. In addition to all of this, there are workshop areas, laboratories and a planetarium where training programs will be held. The main purp...
In the museum there is a section with copies of 40 species of birds that live in the Sultan National Park and a promotional section equipped with technological facilities in the museum, where visitors can see the Sultan National Park with five different cameras, detailed information on bird species is provided to visitors.
You can take a break in the cafes inside, sit as you wish, and eat and drink. On summer days, you can ride jet skis and walk around the pool in the park.
Due to its high location, it reveals the most beautiful view of Kayseri. It has become a favorite destination for visitors with its tall trees, good oxygen, hiking trails, and picnic areas.
One of the most convenient places you can come to with your kids in Kayseri is the amusement park, it has a zoo, there are 22 different entertainment areas in the park. You can find many types of entertainment sections in the park, from Horror Tunnel to Nirona, and from trampoline to carousel.
Green Village Waterfalls consist of many waterfalls, large and small. Especially in the spring, the increased flow of water makes the area very popular. The waterfalls flow in the middle of the valley and its waters merge with the Zamanti River.
It was built in 1238. It consists of a mosque, a madrasa, a dome and a hammam, and is a masterpiece of Seljuk architecture. It was constructed according to the Seljuk architectural tradition, without a minaret and with an open center. A library was established in 1751 by Haji Khalil Effendi in the madrasa, which consisted of students rooms lined up around an...
The first amusement park in Anatolia, opened in 2013, and covers an area of 70,000 square meters. There are many games like high speed train, discovery, gondola, mega disco, tower, and many more ...
It began to retain water in 2003, it resembles a large lake. Sailing, rowing, swimming, marine and boat races are organized every year at this dam lake. The dam surrounding, where you can see boat races while carrying your fish, is used as a park and picnic area.
It is estimated that the mosque was built in the first half of the twelfth century. The mosque was built in the shape of a college, with a Turkish bath in the northern part. Cut stone was used in the construction of the mosque. The building was damaged by the earthquake of 1334 and after it was repaired directly by Ibn Alamuddin Kollek in 1335.
