Famous in Erzurum with meat and mushrooms in a casserole. The mushrooms are very tasty with plenty of butter and cheddar cheese. Parking space is available.
One of the most famous kaj kebab in Erzurum, the place is very big and spacious, the interior is beautifully decorated and furnished, a number of famous people come here.
A place with a very elegant historical atmosphere, perfect as a structure, the roof is very beautifully finished with unique craftsmanship, central location and the place is very nice, a special family restaurant.
One of the most famous kebabs in Erzurum, the place is very big and spacious, beautifully decorated and furnished, a number of famous people come to this place.
It is located on top of a mountain within a mountain village called Bashkoy. It is located at an altitude of 3,271 meters above sea level. It contains a ski trail that is the longest in Turkey. Because of the quality of snow, the steepness of the slopes, and the length of the trail, it is the best mountain destination in Turkey for skilled skiers, and for to...
The eastern line train between Erzurum and Kars. The most beautiful photographs that you can take in the winter are the picture of the government railway train, which is covered in white, running behind the transport vehicles. All you have to do is know the times of its passage, especially when it penetrates the mountain tunnels.
Settlement began in Erzurum dating back to 4000 BC, with the Kingdom of Qazi and Hayasat in the eleventh century BC, the Romans took control of the region, Urartians, Medes, Persians, the Macedonian kingdom, the Seleucid Empire and the Parthians lived in Erzurum and the surrounding areas, with the division of Rome into two, the event occurred That within the...
It was built in 1339 by Hasan Bey, son of Ilhanli Amir Haji Tugay, and it had a very important strategic importance in the period of its construction, consisting of two separate parts, the interior and exterior, the palace and the mosque that were built in the castle during the reign of Murad, unfortunately they did not survive to this day The length of one ...
Built by the Russians after the Ottoman-Russian War between 1877-1878, it serves only for tourist purposes today, since there is no inscription of the church, very detailed information is not available, a large part of it has survived to this day, it still maintains its splendor despite being destroyed from time to time by Treasure hunters, the church is exp...
It was built at the will of the famous coppersmith in Erzurum, Haji Mustafa, it is a very old historical building, the mosque built by Mustafa Agha in 1720 during the reign of Ahmed, was restored by Osman Effendi in 1902, and finally the General Directorate of Foundations carried out restoration work for the mosque 2010, there is an inscription dated 1720 on...
It appears as one of the most beautiful examples of Turkish woodwork, the dome of the mosque built by Sheikh Al-Islam at that time, Fayzullah Effendi in 1701, took this name because his dome was covered with lead, this place is also called the Fizya and Sheikh Al-Islam Mosque, whose architecture was built With cut stone and a square plan, there is also a mad...
It was built between 963 and 973, built by the architect Ochklo Gregor during the Bagrad Dynasty, sacred to Georgian Christians, very impressive with its architectural structure and decoration, especially the decorations made of colored stones and the different shapes in the reliefs draw attention, when the large dome of the church has eroded over time , rei...
Constructed in 1310, built by Hokka Yakut Ghazani during the Ilkhanid period, and built according to the traditional architectural elements of the Seljuk period, built by the Ilkhanids, it is the largest religious school with an enclosed courtyard in Anatolia, it is possible to see images of Central Asian Turks in the school, one of the first works by By the...
It recently started as a museum that was used by people of Armenian origin before the republic, after the republic the structure taken from these people took on important administrative duties and hosted the Erzurum Congress, one of the most important pillars of the national struggle, on July 23, 1919, the building is also known as the Congress Building, it ...
Consisting of different sizes, the lake surrounded by forests has become the focus of photographers attention with its flora, this pristine area is waiting to be explored during the summer months, the areas around the lakes are very suitable for trekking and tent camping.
Also known as the Atabi Mosque, named after Atabek Kizil Arslan, the Iraqi Seljuk leader, the building was built in 1179 by Nasr al-Din Aslan Muhammad, Prince of Saltuklu the fourth Sultan, was used as a warehouse during the Murad period, is the largest mosque in the city with a capacity of 6000 And one of the most beautiful examples of Seljuk architecture. ...
Built by the Seljuks in 1298, the six arches of the seven-arch bridge have survived until today, although repairs are made from time to time, the bridge is not used today, it has a great view in the morning.
It is believed to have been built by the Ilkhanids living in Esper in the 12th century, since there is no inscription inside, after it was repaired by Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century, it continued to be used to protect and defend the area, the minaret of the mosque in the castle also served as a watchtower, Stones collected from the Koruh River ...
Although the exact year of the school’s establishment is not known, the prevailing opinion is that it was built in the thirteenth century, it is considered that it was built by Hundi Khatun, the daughter of Aladdin Keykubat, one of the Seljuk sultans, or Padisha Khatun, one of the Ilkhanid dynasties, and for this reason it is also known as a Khatun school, l...
It is considered the first monument to be recognized as a world heritage site in Turkey by UNESCO, and one of the first works to be built in Anatolia. At the end of the twelfth century, it was built in an octagonal shape, built in the fourteenth century, it was restored by the Ministry of National Education in 1956.
