Yazılıkaya Rock Sanctuary

Yazilıkaya, located in Çorum, is one of the most important open-air temples of the Hittites. This sacred area, where gods and goddesses are depicted in reliefs, provides important information about Hittite religion and mythology. This temple, carved into a natural rock formation, is one of the most impressive examples of Hittite art.

Hattusa Ancıent Hıtıte Capıtol Cıty

Hattuşa, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is known as the capital of the Hittite Empire. The first findings of settlement in the city date back to the 6th mille ium BC. The Hattians began to settle in the region in the 3rd mille ium BC. The city attracts attention with structures such as the Lion Gate, the King''s Gate and the Yazılıkaya Temple. The extensive city walls and temple ruins shed light on Hattuşa''s glorious past.

Boğazköy Museum

Boğazköy Museum, where artifacts unearthed during the Hattuşa excavations are exhibited, is an important center for understanding the Hittite civilization. Cuneiform tablets, statues and objects of daily life offer a unique glimpse into Hittite culture. This museum is a perfect addition for those who want to further explore the history of Hattusa and its surroundings.

Çorum Archaeology Museum exhibits artifacts from the Hittite, Phrygian, Roman and Byzantine periods that shed light on the rich history of the region. The museum collection is particularly notable for artifacts found in the Hattusha and Alacahöyük excavations. Pieces such as cuneiform tablets, gold jewelry, bronze objects and sun disks reflect the rich culture of the Hittite civilization. Visitors can take a virtual tour of the museum using the touch screens in the museum. There are also sections in the museum where interactive information can be obtained. The museum, which has a modern exhibition layout, is a must-see for history enthusiasts. The museum is open every day of the week from 08:30 to 16:30.