The Varda Bridge and Kapıkaya Canyon showcase both natural beauty and engineering history:

Cinema Museum
How about taking a journey to the heart of Turkish cinema? This museum bears the traces of the most legendary names of Turkish cinema such as Yılmaz Güney and Şener Şen. It is full of old movie posters, camera equipment and exhibitions where you can discover Adana's contributions to cinema. Even if you are not a movie enthusiast, it is inevitable that you will feel a part of Turkish culture here.

Atatürk Museum
The Adana Atatürk Museum is a unique experience for those who want to touch the early years of the Republic of Turkey. This historical mansion where Atatürk stayed in Adana will take you back to the past. You can also examine the personal belongings and documents of the period on display in the Atatürk museum. As a result, the Atatürk museum is not only a museum but also a mansion that offers the opportunity to witness history.

Sabancı Mosque
Sabancı Mosque, the postcard-adorning symbol of Adana, awaits you on the banks of the Seyhan River. This mosque, which fascinates with its magnificent minarets and elegant details, offers an atmosphere full of peace and admiration. It promises a unique view at any time of the day, especially at sunset. These three places are must-see stops for those who want to feel the spirit and depth of Adana. It is truly impressive how history, art and nostalgia come together so naturally in Adana!

Historical roman bridge

One of the symbols of Adana, the Stone Bridge is one of the rare works that have survived from the Roman Empire period to the present day and its last restoration was carried out in 1949. Located over the Seyhan River, this bridge has the distinction of being one of the oldest stone bridges still in use in the world. Built in the 4th century, this architectural wonder has both historical and aesthetic value with its 21-eyed structure. It is possible to feel the traces of the past while walking on it! The Stone Bridge is an important part of not only Adana's but also world history.

Old Town

Old Town is an indispensable stop for those who want to feel the historical spirit of Adana. Narrow stone streets, traditional Adana houses and historical buildings reveal how the past is intertwined with modern life in this region. While walking in the region, it is possible to feel the texture of old times and see the sincerity and hospitality of the local culture. In addition, you can discover the authentic face of Adana with the small shops and workshops you come across in the streets.

These two places shed light on the history of Adana and offer visitors the opportunity to establish a fascinating connection with the past. Don't miss this experience filled with history and culture!