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1. Büyük Liman Beach Street (Turgut Işık Street)
You can take pictures with beautiful views from different angles by walking along Amasra's beach in the Büyük Harbor.
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2. Women's Market (Amasra – Center)
It is named after our women who sell their own products. Our women sell their own-grown fresh vegetables and fruits such as beans, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, strawberries, cabbage, and products such as fresh milk, yoghurt and butter in established markets. Galla Bazaar is located in the center of Bartın and It is open Tuesday-Friday. A similar market in the center of Amasra, right next to the Municipality Building, is open throughout the summer, but the most varieties are exhibited on Tuesday-Friday.
ATTENTION: You can ask for a discount before purchasing the products, tourists are usually offered a high price and then given a discount :)
3. Kuskayasi Road Monument
On the Amasra – Bartın (Old) highway, 4 km from Amasra. is away. Appointed governor of Bithynia-Pontus during the reign of Roman emperor Tiberius Claudius Cermonious Galius Julius Aguilla It was built in memory of the emperor. The work is designed as a Roman soldier and an eagle carved on the wall.
4.Amasra Museum
The naval school, which was started in 1884 by Bolu District Governor İsmail Kemal Bey, but remained unfinished, was purchased by the ministry in 1975 and was opened as the Amasra Museum in 1982. There are 2 archaeological and 2 ethnographic exhibition halls where artifacts from the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Genoese and Ottoman periods are exhibited. Amasra museum building and garden restored in 2016 with laser shows work presentations.
The latest addition to the museum Water Fairy You can access the history of the statue here.
5.Amasra Castle
The castle was built during the Roman period and underwent major repairs during the Byzantine, Genoese and Ottoman periods. It consists of two main masses named Sormagir and Zindan Castle. There is the Büyükliman Gate in the northeastern part of the castle, the Küçükliman Gate in the west, and the Dungeon Gate in the south. Sormagir castle in Boztepe is connected to Amasra by a bridge called "Kemere". From the top of the castle, you can watch Amasra's beauties, nature and smell the history inside you.
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6. Little Church
In the İçkale part, it was an old small church and was converted into a small mosque in the 15th century. It was built by the Byzantines in the 9th century.
7. Genoa Castle
Genoa Castle in Amasra Castle is in ruins. It was actively used by the Genoese in the first years of the Ottoman Period. Crests of Genoa families are located at the entrance gate of the castle.
8. Edhem Agha Mansion
Edhem Ağa came to Amasra from Karadağ and opened a coal mine in 1864 and built a three-storey mansion on the shore of Küçük Harbor in 1887, in the style of Turkish empiricism, for his family.
Inside Amasra Castle in the 9th century It is a Byzantine church built in 1800. It was converted into a mosque during the conquest of Amasra by Fatih Sultan Mehmet. The imam of the mosque has been the sermon with the sword is reading.
10. Bedesten District
It is a large basilica built in the Roman period. It can also be said as the old market place.
This hillock, which is an ancient island, was a prayer and wishing point in the middle of the Old Amasra cemetery. Like the "Hıdırlık" in other cities, Amasra's sanctuary also has a nakşibendi dervish lodge, and there are cemeteries of sheikhs and dervishes around it.
The trustees and sheiks of the lodge foundation were from the Alemdaroğulları family from father to son…
12. The Tomb of Barış Akarsu
Late Singer from Amasra Peace Stream's tomb. Directions to the cemetery for click on the link.
13.Kemere Bridge
It is one of the oldest structures of Amasra. The bridge was built in the Roman period with the masonry technique. Don't forget to take a photo with Rabbit Island in the background on this bridge!
Note: To rent the Apart with the best view of this bridge, we recommend you to check out Amasra Ruhi Palas
13. Boztepe Region and Unique Amasra View
This region, or rather the island, has one of the most beautiful views of Amasra. Boztepe Island in the Roman PeriodYou can cross the historical Kemere Bridge built in the island. The surroundings of the island UNESCO World Heritage Candidate It is surrounded by walls. After crossing the bridge, you can climb a steep slope to the North (Right side) and catch a panoramic view of Amasra Rabbit Island and the Small Port area.
14.Attractive Bazaar
If you want to buy something to commemorate Amasra, you can stop by the Çekiciler Bazaar. You can also buy something suitable for yourself in the shops where Chinese goods and occasional local handicrafts are made and sold. It is possible to find many products suitable for your needs, from various woodworks such as wire breaking types, cross-stitch covers, hand-carved woodwork, wooden ornaments, and ornaments made from hand-woven fabrics.
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Thanks, we visited all the places that must be seen, but it is a really great place, I hope it continues to progress as a more beautiful greener place in better connection with the surrounding bays.
Thanks for the list of places to visit in Amasra, I printed all the information on the printer, I hope it won't be too crowded during the holiday, hope to see you during the Ramadan holiday!!
You made us visit Amasra again in 2017-2018 with the photos, always leaving Amasra satisfied, a place where we find peace with unplundered and unclaimed lands like the Mediterranean, which is the most visited by the people of Ankara.
Where is Göldere waterfall and amasra beach
Thank you for the list of places to visit and your effort, Amasra is really a perfect town.
Hello, I had the opportunity to visit Amasra in June 2017 with my family. I really think it is a must see place. I would like to talk about the above places one by one.
Historical Attractive Bazaar: It has a different atmosphere. Souvenirs can be purchased. But you can buy a product that you buy for 40 TL for 25 TL in two shops.
Gürcüoluk Cave: It can be reached in approximately 30 minutes from the center. But you are going in vain. The cave was opened to tourism a few years ago, but it has been closed again because it has not received the necessary attention. When you go to see the cave, the road ends and there is no guiding sign. I was able to find it by chance with the help of Uncle Recep, a 78-year-old mining pensioner from the village of Makaracı, who was grazing animals there. I was able to get information about the cave and its surroundings from him.
Kuşkayası Road Monument: After parking your vehicle on the side of the road, it can be reached by climbing a beautiful road made of wooden stairs built in the forest for 150 meters. It can be seen because of the forest and sea view it is in.
Amasra Museum: A must-see place. Very well arranged. I recommend you to see it.
Amasra Castle: The view of the castle is very beautiful. Amasra is under your feet. Of course, as we know, we should not really expect walls and a well-restored castle.
Little Church: It was forbidden to enter, we could not enter. But the architecture of the building is very beautiful and it is a small and cute building.
Edhem Ağa Mansion: An old building in the very center of the city. But I couldn't understand. Why is a place that cannot be visited with family in it is added to the list of places to visit. Would there be historical artifacts where sheets are hung to dry on their balconies and gardens?
It's a sweet little seaside town and an absolute must-see. You should not come without eating fish in the port.
A must-see guide for everyone who wants to explore Amasra! This guide, which includes both historical and natural beauties, is a great resource for planning our trip. Thanks to photos, we can see places better and it becomes easier to decide which spots we want to visit. I definitely recommend it!
A great guide that reflects Amasra's atmosphere intertwined with history and nature! It's really great to find such detailed information about places to visit. Photos also complete the visuality of the page. I will definitely carry this guide with me on my next trip to Amasra.