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Çatalhöyük is one of the most significant Neolithic settlements still standing after more than 9,000 years. Located in Çumra, this unique archaeological site sheds light on fundamental questions about human history while offering a compelling visitor experience today.
Mardin’s iconic stone mansions are among the most impressive examples of late 19th-century architecture. Built from golden limestone, these structures masterfully combine defence and display to create an architectural style unique to Mesopotamia’s desert climate.
Rising at the very centre of Konya, Alaeddin Hill is one of Türkiye’s most important mounds, bearing traces of uninterrupted settlement from the Neolithic period to the present day. It is the heart of the city, both for its archaeological value and the surrounding Seljuk heritage.
Amasya Yalıboyu houses, lined along both banks of the Yeşilırmak with their iconic wooden bay windows and masonry basements, represent some of the finest examples of 19th-century Ottoman civil architecture. Today, most have been meticulously restored and now serve as museums, boutique hotels, and cultural centres.
Safranbolu Kaymakamlar House stands out with its exceptionally well-preserved wooden konak structure as one of the finest examples of 19th-century Ottoman civil architecture. Now open to visitors as a museum-konak, the building reflects the lifestyle of the period’s senior administrators and Safranbolu’s distinctive architectural identity.
Kubad Abad Palace, located on the western shore of Lake Beyşehir, is one of the most important summer palace complexes of the Anatolian Seljuk State. Its ruins today represent a powerful cultural heritage that attracts both history enthusiasts and those considering a life in Beyşehir.
The Kıbrıslı Mehmed Emin Paşa Mansion is one of the Bosphorus’s most distinguished wooden yalıs and houses some of the finest examples of 19th-century Ottoman civil architecture. Located directly on the seafront in Kandilli, the mansion brings the architectural mastery of its era into the present day through its façade arrangement, bay window system, and unique relationship with the sea.
The 8-metre-tall Hittite relief carved into the rocky slope of the Ivriz Stream north of Konya Ereğli is both one of Anatolia’s oldest rock monuments and one of the most striking meeting points between the god of agriculture and fertility.
Located in Istanbul’s Anadolu Hisarı, the Amcazade Hüseyin Paşa Mansion is one of the most important examples of late 17th-century Ottoman wooden yalı architecture. Belonging to the Köprülü family, this historic waterfront residence is one of the oldest wooden yalıs on the Bosphorus and today hosts cultural events in its restored state.
Rising on a volcanic plateau in the northeast of Konya, ancient Laodikeia Katakekaumene stands out with its Roman-era ruins, peaceful rural lifestyle and tranquil atmosphere. Living here means feeling the traces of history in your daily routine.
One of the most important structures in Topkapı Palace, the Baghdad Pavilion is among the finest examples of 17th-century Ottoman architecture. With its exquisite İznik tiles, mother-of-pearl inlaid doors, and sweeping Golden Horn views, it represents the most refined pavilion design of its era.
Located in Hatunsaray district of Konya, Kilistra Ancient City is one of Anatolia’s best-preserved underground settlements, featuring rock-carved houses, churches and shelters from the Roman and Byzantine periods.
Built in 13th-century Konya, the Karatay Medrese is a Seljuk masterpiece that houses one of Türkiye’s most important tile collections. The mosaic tile technique used in the mihrab and dome transitions showcases the highest level of craftsmanship of the period.
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