Amasya

Amasya

Popular places to visit in Amasya;

First day

You can start the day with breakfast accompanied by Amasya buns and samovar tea, one of the local delicacies of Amasya. You can start your first day at the Şehzadeler Museum in Amasya, where you can see the statues of the Ottoman sultans who passed the princedom and their clothes reflecting their own periods. Then, we recommend you to see Harşena Mountain and Pontus King Rock Tombs, which are natural and cultural areas included in the UNESCO "World Heritage Tentative List" in 2015. and examples of completed rock tombs. From here you can continue to Amasya Castle and then visit the Hazeranlar Mansion, one of the most elegant examples of Ottoman-era civil architecture, built in 1872. Continue your tour, after having a keskek and caterpillar baklava for lunch.

Sultan II. It consists of a mosque, madrasa, soup kitchen, tomb, fountain and fountain in the name of Bayezid in 1485. You can see the Bayezid Complex, then visit the Miniature Amasya Model Museum and Amasya Museum, respectively. You can end the day with a delicious dinner accompanied by the magnificent view of Amasya at Çakallar.

The second day

You can start the second day with breakfast accompanied by poppy Amasya oil and samovar tea, and then go to Ferhat and Şirin Lovers Museum, Turkey's first and only Lovers Museum. After visiting the museum, you can move to Merzifon.

In Merzifon, you can visit Abide Hatun Mosque, Kara Mustafa Pasha Mosque and Bedesten, which stand out with their winter embroidery and ornaments.

After lunch, which consists of topuz kebab and geographically registered Merzifon keskek, you can visit the Mehmet Çelebi Madrasa and Mosque.

Then, Gümüşhacıköy Bedesten, Yörgüç Rüstem Paşa Mosque and a church built in the middle of the 19th century, had Hz. You can end the day with a delicious dinner after visiting the Gümüş Maden Mosque, which houses the frescoes of Jesus and his four apostles Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, and which serves as a mosque today.