Besides the good breakfast, it has enough standards for being a big, animal loving place and suitable for families with children, you can enjoy the view of the city with its great view.
It aims to create a friendly atmosphere by making visitors see their place as their home and has been successful, serving a variety of cold and hot coffees, an extensive menu and main dishes.
Combines the past and the present and creates great flavors Makes you feel at home Located on the edge of the river Provides a great environment Serves local breakfast, hot pan breakfast, sports breakfast, French breakfast and quick breakfast.
Most of the items on the menu of the cafe, which has branches in many provinces and regions in Turkey, are produced from its own factories. Among the breakfast options, it offers mixed breakfast and rich breakfast alternatives.
A fixed address for Sunday breakfasts for locals, Merzifon Table, Black Sea bread, which is prepared with plenty of ingredients, serves special pastrami, cheddar cubes, sausage and Nixar pita eggs, Merzifon pie with minced meat and fresh samovar tea.
It is an innovative place in Merzifon that, with its experienced kitchen staff, has brought together Turkish and international flavors and turned into something that will appeal to every guest, which you can choose for breakfast.
A high quality venue, it meets expectations with its acclaimed service, indoor and outdoor seating areas, complimentary playgrounds, and a mouthwatering breakfast menu.
You can have a look at the Amasya Castle and the Yeşilirmak River, and a great view of the city from the highest point, you can also experience local and national flavors, it is appreciated and taken care of by customers, samovar tea is served with breakfast sprinkled.
Amasya, agriculture and animal husbandry are the main sources of income for the city, the abundance of river basins and streams in Amasya makes the land suitable for cultivation, tobacco and okra occupy an important place among the products grown in Amasya. The fact that more than half of the land within the city limits is pasture, makes it a useful place fo...
Haziranlar Palace, built on the city walls, next to the Bayezid Mosque, reminds us of the Safranbolu houses with its architectural structure. The palace built in 1865 by Hasan Talat Effendi, treasurer of Amasya, is one of the most beautiful buildings from the Ottoman era. The ministry restored it in 1976 and turned it into a museum, it entered the restoratio...
Lake Tiki, one of the areas used as a recreation area in the Tachova region, is frequently visited by locals for picnics, although the scenery and facilities are a bit neglected, its natural environment is quite remarkable. It is essential to go on weekdays for camping in a quiet environment in the area which is very crowded on weekends. There are gazebos an...
Sabunçoğlu Museum of Medicine and History, opened its doors to its visitors as a museum of history of medicine and surgery since 2011. It served as a place where patients were treated during and after the years 1308-1309, the Ilkhanids, the Anatolian Seljuks and the Ottoman Empire.
Amasya Miniature Museum, a historical city model inspired by a photograph taken in 1914, the construction of the museum began in 2008 and opened in 2010. You can listen to presentations in Turkish and English in the museum, where the cultural structure of the past, the fabric of the city, spatial and architectural structures, mountains, As well as animated c...
Although the exact date of construction is unknown, the aqueduct, considered by historians to have been built in the Hellenistic and early Roman times. The aqueduct was built as an inclined slide, depending on the terrain, to meet the citys water needs. The water channel, its length is 6 km, the part that you can see from the outside is located in an area of...
The Old Town of Hatosha, registered as a World Heritage Site, has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1986. It consists of two separate districts, the Lower Town and the Upper Town. The result of excavations carried out more than 100 years ago in both regions and especially the Hittite; Cultural remains dating back to the Assyrian, Hattian...
The Komasik Bath is one of the oldest in the city. The hammam was built in the district of Beyazitpasa, located in the city center, in 1495. The bathroom, which was built of cut stone and rubble, consists of three separate areas which are hot, cold and warm.
The Jokmedris Mosque, the madrasa built in 1267 at the request of the ruler of Amasya, Seif al-Din Torumti, houses a mosque and a mausoleum. The building is known as the Sky Schools Collector, because of the octagonal bricks close to the blue color. The building, which contains special inscriptions in Seljuk architecture, is located in the center of the city...
Ferhat and Serene Lovers Museum, Amasya is known as the place where the legendary lovers Ferhat and Shirin lived. The traces of Farhat, who penetrated the mountains and fetched water for his love for Sirin, still live in this city in the name of the Farhat Water Canal. This folk story, as written in the Masnavi by the Iranian and Turkish Divan poets, Khusraw...
Another historical hammam in the district of Mehmet Pasha, located in the center of Amasya, is the hammam of Mustafa Bey, built in 1436, erected with cut stones and rubble like other historical buildings in a square plan, also draws attention with its domes. It consists of hot and cold sections.
