Niğde
Niğde is a Central Anatolian province between the steppe and the Aladağlar mountains. It has Seljuk and Ottoman monuments, apple orchards and access to the quieter side of Cappadocia and the Ala Mountains.
Niğde
Niğde is a Central Anatolian province between the steppe and the Aladağlar mountains. It has Seljuk and Ottoman monuments, apple orchards and access to the quieter side of Cappadocia and the Ala Mountains.
This guide covers all 81 provinces, the World Heritage sites, local food, transport, emergency numbers and the small details that make a trip easier. It is written for foreign visitors and built from public records, official indexes and original research.
Opening hours, prices and transport change. Confirm details with the official venue before you go.
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Top attractions
Local flavours
Souvenirs and local products
Museums
Culture and living heritage
Outdoor activities
Where to stay
28 accommodation options listed by OpenStreetMap.
Accommodation listed by the Culture Portal, alongside OpenStreetMap options.: 5 records.
Districts and neighbourhoods
Practical information
Emergency
- Emergency · Ambulance112
- Police155
- Gendarmerie156
- Fire110
- Forest fire177
- Tourism hotline176
Health & safety
- Pharmacies90
- Hospitals10
- Police5
- Taxi0
Post office
PTT · 444 1 788
Verify before you travel
Travel tips
- Carry some cash for small villages, markets and taxis; cards work in most hotels and city restaurants.
- Check museum and archaeological-site opening days before travelling; some close one day a week.
- Book hot-air balloons, popular restaurants and summer ferries in advance, especially in high season.
Nearby provinces
Continue with these nearby provinces.
Aksaray
Tuz Gölü · Narlıgöl · Sultanhan
UNESCO Nevşehir
Asmalı Konak · Ürgüp Müzesi · Tokalı Kilise
Kayseri
Han Camii · Ulu Camii · Lale Camii
Coast Adana
Misis · Taş Köprü · Yağ Camii
Place names and indexes are compiled from the Türkiye Culture Portal, UNESCO, OpenStreetMap and public tourism sources.