A Halveti dervish lodge built by Yakup Pasha in Amasya in 1413. A quiet and central visiting spot with its seclusion cells, the Tomb of Sheikh Abdurra…
Discover the historical and cultural heritage located on both banks of the Yeşilırmak River in the center of Amasya. This 2-day route offers a rich history spanning from ancient times to the Ottoman Empire, intertwined with mosques, madrasahs, tombs, and Turkish baths. With stops within walking distance, you will feel the spirit of the city and find a different story around every corner.
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A Halveti dervish lodge built by Yakup Pasha in Amasya in 1413. A quiet and central visiting spot with its seclusion cells, the Tomb of Sheikh Abdurra…
Rising in the city center of Amasya, Mehmet Pasha Mosque was built in 1486 by Mehmet Pasha, the tutor of Şehzade Ahmet, son of Bayezid II. With its in…
In the heart of Amasya, this historic bathhouse, built in 1436 by Mustafa Bey, son of Yörgüç Pasha, is a unique example of Ottoman bath architecture w…
Hidden within Pirler Park in the heart of Amasya, the Pir Sucaeddin Ilyas Tomb is a silent and deeply felt piece of 15th-century Ottoman heritage. Als…
Located in Sofular Neighborhood in Amasya city center, Hamdullah Efendi Tomb is dedicated to Hamdullah Efendi, the 23rd Postnişin (spiritual leader) o…
Rising on the banks of the Yeşilırmak River in Amasya's Hatuniye neighborhood, Hatuniye Mosque was built in 1510 by Blbl Hatun, the wife of Sultan Bay…
In the heart of Amasya, Yıldız Hamamı, completed in 1510 as part of the Hatuniye Complex, is a historic Turkish bath that preserves its Seljuk heritag…
Fethiye Mosque, located in Amasya's Fethiye District, was built as a church in the 7th century by Helena, daughter of Byzantine Emperor Phocas; it was…
Gümüşlü Mosque, Amasya's oldest Ottoman mosque, is an integral part of the city's historical fabric with a rich history dating back to the first half …
Built in 1488 by Hüseyin Ağa, the Chief Gatekeeper (Kapı Ağa) of Sultan Bayezid II, this madrasah is one of Amasya's most unique historical structures…
Rising over the Yeşilırmak in the heart of Amasya, Künç Bridge is one of the most unique structures of the Anatolian Seljuk period. Built by Hundi Hat…
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