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Discover Amasya, a historic city set along the Yeşilırmak River, famous for Ottoman riverside houses, Pontic rock tombs, hilltop fortifications, museums and more than eight thousand years of settlement.
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Submit a Radar report →A historic mosque distinguished by its woodwork and interior decoration. Check current visiting and access arrangements before travelling.
📍 Karamustafapaşa Köyü, Merzifon/Amasya
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Submit a Radar report →One of the historic bridges crossing the Yeşilırmak in Amasya. Check current visiting and access arrangements before travelling.
📍 Yeşilırmak, Hatuniye Mahallesi bağlantısı, Merkez/Amasya
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Submit a Radar report →A historic fortress rising above the city on Mount Harşena. Check current visiting and access arrangements before travelling.
📍 Harşena Dağı, Amasya il merkezi, Merkez/Amasya
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Submit a Radar report →A museum known for regional archaeological finds, mosaics and its mummy collection. Check current visiting and access arrangements before travelling.
📍 Yeniyol Caddesi No:91, Merkez/Amasya
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Submit a Radar report →Despite its name meaning cave, this is a historic rock-cut tomb. Check current visiting and access arrangements before travelling.
📍 Ziyaret beldesi eski yolu, Merkez/Amasya
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Submit a Radar report →One of Amasya's historic Ottoman mosques. Check current visiting and access arrangements before travelling.
📍 Amasya şehir merkezi, Merkez/Amasya
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Submit a Radar report →A Seljuk-period mosque known for the spiral fluting on its minaret. Check current visiting and access arrangements before travelling.
📍 Amasya şehir merkezi, Merkez/Amasya
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Submit a Radar report →A historic water channel associated with the legend of Ferhat and Şirin. Check current visiting and access arrangements before travelling.
📍 Ferhatarası mevkii, Merkez/Amasya
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Submit a Radar report →A historic building representing the city's religious and educational architecture. Check current visiting and access arrangements before travelling.
📍 Amasya şehir merkezi, Merkez/Amasya
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Amasya is a compact historic city set along the Yeşilırmak River beneath steep cliffs. Ottoman houses, royal rock tombs and waterside walks make it one of northern Türkiye's most atmospheric small-city destinations.
Spring and early autumn are ideal for walking. Summer afternoons can be hot, and winter conditions may make steep routes slippery.
Most central attractions are within walking distance. Taxis or minibuses are useful for elevated sites and places outside the historic center.
Travel conditions and opening arrangements can change. Check current information before your visit.
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