Central Anatolia
Cappadocia, Konya's Seljuk heritage, Ankara and the wide Anatolian steppe.
Central Anatolia
Cappadocia, Konya's Seljuk heritage, Ankara and the wide Anatolian steppe.
UNESCO Ankara
Karagöl · Hamamönü · Altınpark
Çankırı
Koca Meşe · Taş Mescit · Taş Mektep
UNESCO Eskişehir
Zeyköy · Kent Park · Şelale Park
Kayseri
Han Camii · Ulu Camii · Lale Camii
UNESCO Kırşehir
Kesikköprü · Çarşı Camii · Kapucu Camii
UNESCO Konya
Sille · Ruzbe Hanı · Beyşehir Gölü
UNESCO Nevşehir
Asmalı Konak · Ürgüp Müzesi · Tokalı Kilise
Niğde
Hanım Cami · Roma Havuzu · Sırali Cami
UNESCO Sivas
Taşhan · Eğri Köprü · Hafik Gölü
Yozgat
Fatih Camii · Kemer Köprü · Yozgat Müzesi
Aksaray
Tuz Gölü · Narlıgöl · Sultanhan
Karaman
Tol Medrese · Zeyve Pazarı · İmaret Camii
Kırıkkale
Tarihi Evler · Çeşnigir Köprüsü · Karıştıran Kilisesi
Civilizations
Neolithic Anatolia
c. 9600, 6000 BCE
Neolithic Anatolia shaped Central Anatolia, Southeastern Anatolia between c. 9600, 6000 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.
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.
Phrygia
c. 1200, 700 BCE
Phrygia shaped Central Anatolia, Aegean between c. 1200, 700 BCE. Its cities, monuments and inscriptions are part of Türkiye’s layered heritage; the sites below show where to see its legacy.