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Amasya, which is located in the inner parts of the Central Black Sea Region, on the skirts of the Harşena Mountain of the Yeşilırmak Valley, the hometown of Strabo, the land of the Amazons, the education home of the princes, is one of the oldest Anatolian cities where 19 civilizations ruled, starting with the Hittites.

Amasya, which has been known by the names Amesseia, Amacia, Amaccia throughout history, with its 7,000 years of history, seven stone bridges connecting the city divided by Yeşilırmak, which turns the land it touches into paradise, the charming waterfront houses on the Yeşilırmak coastline, its history, culture, science and art permeate every square meter. deserves it to the fullest.

Places to visit

The King Rock Tombs, which belong to the Pontus Kings of the Hellenistic period, were carved into the limestone rocks on the skirts of Amasya Castle. This area, also known as the Valley of the Kings, is reached by the stairs starting from the train line of the Hatuniye District in the city center. Along the Yeşilırmak Valley, Amasya's most famous King Rock Tomb Aynalı Cave, with many tombs, is the best-worked and completed one.

Amasya Castle, which is thought to have been built by the Hittites on Harşena Mountain with a view of Yeşilırmak, was used until the Ottoman Yeşilırmak period. Because it dominates the city, it is in a very strategic position.

The two-storey wooden Hazeranlar Mansion, a fine example of Ottoman civil architecture, was built in 1872 by Defterdar Hasan Talat Efendi. The most striking mansion in the series of waterfront houses is now used as the Hazeranlar Ethnography Museum, and a total of 355 works reflecting the 19th century life are on display.

Haliliye Madrasah, with its magnificent architecture in Gümüşhacıköy, was built by Beylerbeyi Halil Pasha, dated 1413. The Çelebi Mehmet Madrasa, which was built by Çelebi Sultan Mehmet in 1414, is located in the center of Merzifon. Its wooden door, famous for its ornaments, is on display in the Ankara Ethnography Museum. The special feature of Kapı Ağa Madrasa, which was built by Hüseyin Ağa in 1488, is that the octagonal plan seen in pre-Asian and Seljuk tomb monuments was applied for the first time in this madrasa.

Gökmedrese Mosque, which was built in 1267 by the governor of Amasya, Seyfettin Torumtay, also has the characteristics of a social complex. The building, which got this name because its cupola is decorated with blue tiles, is shown as one of the best examples of Anatolian Seljuk art. Amasya Mosque, which is located on the edge of Yeşilırmak and has Seljuk architecture, and Fethiye Mosque, which was converted from an old Byzantine church to a mosque, Gümüşlü Mosque, the first Ottoman period work in Amasya, Burmalı Minare Mosque dated 1247 during the reign of Seljuk Sultan Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev, Saraçhane and Bayezid Pasha Mosques Seeing Amasya required historical structures.

Built in 1485, Sultan II. Bayezid Complex, Bimarhane (Darüşşifa) which was built in 1308 and is the only structure that has survived from the Ilkhanid period, Ezine Han, which was built during the reign of Seljuk Sultan Alaaddin Keykubad, Taşhan, a 17th century structure, the Old Bath dated 1678 in the Merzifon district and the Kadılar Tomb in the city center of Amasya. Among the historical textures that can be seen in

Among the museums that shed light on the history of Amasya, the first to be visited is the Amasya Museum with its around 24,000 works of art. The most interesting part of the museum, which displays finds dating back to the Bronze Age in Amasya, is that only known mummy samples from Turkish culture are found here. Alpaslan Museum, where archaeological and ethnographic artifacts from Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman periods are exhibited, the Princes Museum where wax statues of the princes who were governors of Amasya but could not become sultans, and the Miniature Amasya Museum, which lasts for 20 minutes, allow the visitors to experience the state of the city 100 years ago, must be visited. .

Amasya's natural beauties as well as its historical beauties are ready to be discovered:

Seven Swans Bird Sanctuary, located around the Yedikır Dam, which is 4 kilometers away from the town of Suluova, is ranked 57th among Turkey's most important bird areas. The lake is home to more than 34 bird species belonging to 16 families. When you experience this atmosphere, you think how appropriate the term bird paradise is for this region.

Borabay Lake, which was formed when the Çatağan Stream was blocked as a result of a landslide, is 63 kilometers from the city center. There are bungalow-type houses, resting and walking areas in the forest area around the lake, which also offers the opportunity to camp with its peaceful nature.