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Discover Osmaniye, a gateway between the Mediterranean and southeastern Anatolia, known for Karatepe-Aslantaş Open-Air Museum, ancient Kastabala, historic castles, thermal springs and the forested Zorkun Plateau.
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Submit a Radar report →An open-air museum preserving reliefs and inscriptions at a Late Hittite settlement.
📍 Kızyusuflu Köyü, Karatepe-Aslantaş Ören Yeri, Kadirli/Osmaniye
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Submit a Radar report →An food and drink business listed on the map in Osmaniye, Türkiye.
📍 Alparslan Türkeş Bulvarı
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Submit a Radar report →Karlıdere Guesthouse and Restaurant is listed as an accommodation and restaurant property in Bahçe, Osmaniye. Call directly for current room availability and reservation details.
📍 Aşağı Karadere Köyü, Bahçe/Osmaniye
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Submit a Radar report →Around 12 kilometres northwest of Osmaniye, Kastabala spreads across a valley beneath the hilltop walls of medieval Bodrum Castle. Its standing columns and hillside theatre offer a glimpse of an important city in ancient Cilicia, near the Ceyhan River. Start with the colonnaded street, where rows of columns mark a route once lined with shops and covered walkways. Then explore the theatre and the remains of baths and churches. Many of the city’s most prominent monuments date to the second and third centuries AD, while later buildings reveal how the settlement changed over time. Kastabala was also a religious centre devoted to Artemis Perasia. Its ancient name, Hierapolis, means “sacred city.” With Roman ruins below and a medieval fortress above, the setting makes its different layers of history easy to appreciate. Wear comfortable shoes for the uneven ground, and bring water and sun protection when exploring the open-air ruins.
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Submit a Radar report →Kastabala Hotel offers hotel accommodation in Osmaniye city centre. Contact the property directly for room availability, rates and reservation details.
📍 Fakıuşağı Mahallesi, 45012 Sokak No:28, Merkez/Osmaniye
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Submit a Radar report →A historic water-carrying structure in Kazmaca village. The cultural inventory documents basalt-block arches and remains of piers continuing towards the Ceyhan River.
📍 Kazmaca Köyü, Kriz (Kiriz) Mahallesi, Merkez/Osmaniye
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Submit a Radar report →Kemal Pastanesi Bahçe is listed as a bakery or patisserie in Bahçe, Osmaniye. Contact the business directly for current products, menus, opening hours and service details.
📍 İslam Mahallesi, Fevzi Çakmak Caddesi No:1, Bahçe/Osmaniye
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Submit a Radar report →A historic mansion in Bağ neighbourhood, Kadirli. Its inventory record describes two storeys above a basement, wooden floors and ceilings, and a tiled roof.
📍 Bağ Mahallesi, Kadirli/Osmaniye
Plan your visit
Osmaniye links the Çukurova plain with forested highlands and contains an exceptional group of Late Hittite, Roman and medieval sites.
Spring and autumn are most comfortable. Summers are very hot in lower areas.
A car is recommended because archaeological sites, castles and highlands are dispersed.
Travel conditions and opening arrangements can change. Check current information before your visit.
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