Black Sea
Tea gardens, hazelnut villages, Sumela Monastery and forests that run to the sea.
Black Sea
Tea gardens, hazelnut villages, Sumela Monastery and forests that run to the sea.
Amasya
Künç Köprü · Gök Medrese · Alçak Köprü
Coast Artvin
Maden Köyü · Ciha Kalesi · Muratlı Cami
Bolu
Kadı Camii · At Yaylası · Ağda Camii
UNESCO Çorum
Hattuşa · Çorum Müzesi · Çorum Kalesi
Coast Giresun
Mavi Göl · Gedikkaya · Kale Cami
Gümüşhane
Kov Kalesi · Krom Vadisi · Karaca Mağarası
UNESCO Kastamonu
Abana · Horma Kanyonu · Valla Kanyonu
Coast Ordu
Boztepe · Ünye Kalesi · Laleli Cami
Coast Rize
Zilkale · At Gölü · Deli Göl
Coast Samsun
Sahiller · İkiztepe · Onur Anıtı
Coast Sinop
Durakhan · Sinop Müzesi · Alaaddin Cami
Tokat
Taşhan · Kaz Gölü · Ulu Cami
Coast Trabzon
Taşhan · Uzungöl · Bedesten
Coast Zonguldak
Yeni Cami · Kapuz Plajı · Ilıksu Plajı
Bayburt
Taşhan · Baksı Müzesi · Bayburt Kalesi
Coast Bartın
Fatih Cami · Küçük Kilise · Amasra Kalesi
UNESCO Karabük
Cinci Hanı · Yörük Köyü · Cinci Hamamı
Coast Düzce
Akçakoca · Kocayayla · Efteni Gölü
Civilizations
Hittite civilization
c. 1650, 1180 BCE
Hittite civilization shaped Central Anatolia, Black Sea between c. 1650, 1180 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.
Pontus
c. 300 BCE, 1461 CE
Pontus shaped Black Sea between c. 300 BCE, 1461 CE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.