2 Gece İstanbul Kapadokya Turu

Ishak Pasha Palace

Located in Doğubeyazıt, İshak Pasha Palace is one of the most magnificent structures from the Ottoman period and has been on UNESCO's World Heritage Tentative List since 2000. Built in the 18th century, the palace is a unique work that bears traces of both Seljuk and Persian architecture. Located in an impressive location among the mountains, the palace is also famous for its rich stone decorations and magnificent view.

 

Mount Ararat

The highest point in Turkey, Mount Ararat (5137 m - 16 853 feet), is at the forefront with both its natural beauty and its place in Turkish religious mythology, and it is also believed that Noah's Ark is located here. Mount Ararat is a paradise for nature lovers and a unique route for trekking and mountaineering. The fact that its summit is covered with snow all year round also offers a magnificent view to its surroundings.

Established in 1924, the Adana Archaeology Museum is among the 10 oldest museums in the world and one of Turkey’s largest. The museum offers visitors a wide historical range, from the Paleolithic Age to the Ottoman period. While the museum features monumental artifacts such as the Tarhunda Statue and the Achilles Sarcophagus, it also showcases smaller items like coins and pottery. Relocated and fully renovated in 2017, the museum’s modern design stands out, making it an unmissable destination for those eager to explore the region’s rich cultural heritage every day except Mondays between 8.30-16.30.

Varda Bridge and Kapıkaya Canyon are perfect for those who want to see the fascinating nature and history of Adana away from the city center.
Varda Bridge was built by the Germans in 1912 and has a magnificent view of the Taurus Mountains. This historical bridge, which reaches up to the sky with its 100-meter height, has also gained international fame with James Bond's Skyfall movie.
Kapıkaya Canyon, which is located right next to the bridge, is a walking track of approximately 7 kilometers with its natural beauties, steep paths, cool streams and creeks. It is a perfect option for those who want to have an unforgettable adventure in touch with nature.
Exploring these two masterpieces of Adana in the same day offers an experience where you will be full of both history and nature!

Established in 1924, the Adana Archaeology Museum is among the 10 oldest museums in the world and one of Turkey’s largest. The museum offers visitors a wide historical range, from the Paleolithic Age to the Ottoman period. While the museum features monumental artifacts such as the Tarhunda Statue and the Achilles Sarcophagus, it also showcases smaller items like coins and pottery. Relocated and fully renovated in 2017, the museum’s modern design stands out, making it an unmissable destination for those eager to explore the region’s rich cultural heritage every day except Mondays between 8.30-16.30.

Varda Bridge and Kapıkaya Canyon are perfect for those who want to see the fascinating nature and history of Adana away from the city center.
Varda Bridge was built by the Germans in 1912 and has a magnificent view of the Taurus Mountains. This historical bridge, which reaches up to the sky with its 100-meter height, has also gained international fame with James Bond's Skyfall movie.
Kapıkaya Canyon, which is located right next to the bridge, is a walking track of approximately 7 kilometers with its natural beauties, steep paths, cool streams and creeks. It is a perfect option for those who want to have an unforgettable adventure in touch with nature.
Exploring these two masterpieces of Adana in the same day offers an experience where you will be full of both history and nature!

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!

Established in 1924, the Adana Archaeology Museum is among the 10 oldest museums in the world and one of Turkey’s largest. The museum offers visitors a wide historical range, from the Paleolithic Age to the Ottoman period. While the museum features monumental artifacts such as the Tarhunda Statue and the Achilles Sarcophagus, it also showcases smaller items like coins and pottery. Relocated and fully renovated in 2017, the museum’s modern design stands out, making it an unmissable destination for those eager to explore the region’s rich cultural heritage every day except Mondays between 8.30-16.30.

Varda Bridge and Kapıkaya Canyon are perfect for those who want to see the fascinating nature and history of Adana away from the city center.
Varda Bridge was built by the Germans in 1912 and has a magnificent view of the Taurus Mountains. This historical bridge, which reaches up to the sky with its 100-meter height, has also gained international fame with James Bond's Skyfall movie.
Kapıkaya Canyon, which is located right next to the bridge, is a walking track of approximately 7 kilometers with its natural beauties, steep paths, cool streams and creeks. It is a perfect option for those who want to have an unforgettable adventure in touch with nature.
Exploring these two masterpieces of Adana in the same day offers an experience where you will be full of both history and nature!