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Stone Bridge (Taşköprü)

Built by the Romans in the 2nd century, this iconic bridge spans the Seyhan River and is one of the oldest and longest stone bridges still in use today.

Adana Archaeology Museum

A museum showcasing artifacts from the Hittite, Roman, and Ottoman periods, providing insight into the region's long history.

Sabancı Central Mosque

One of the largest mosques in Turkey, known for its grand architecture and serene beauty, with impressive domes and minarets.

Büyük Saat (Grand Clock Tower)

Built in 1882, this clock tower is a historical landmark located in the heart of Adana's old town.

Ulu Camii (Grand Mosque)

A historic mosque built in the 16th century, displaying classic Ottoman architecture with intricate tile work and a peaceful courtyard.

Canyon of Aladağlar National Park

A natural wonder with stunning landscapes, perfect for hiking and enjoying the beauty of the Taurus Mountains.

Ethnography Museum

A museum that displays traditional Turkish costumes, crafts, and historical artifacts, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Varda Bridge (Alman Köprüsü)

A picturesque railway bridge built by the Germans in the early 20th century, perched high over a canyon, known for its stunning views.

Adana Merkez Park

A large public park located along the Seyhan River, ideal for leisurely strolls, picnics, and enjoying the natural beauty of the city.

Misis Mosaic Museum

This museum houses beautiful ancient mosaics from the nearby ancient city of Misis, depicting scenes from Greek mythology and daily life.

Hacı Ömer Sabancı Cultural Center

A cultural venue hosting concerts, theater performances, and exhibitions, offering a taste of Adana’s vibrant artistic scene.

Tarsus

A historic town near Adana, known for its connection to Saint Paul and its ancient Roman and Byzantine sites, including the Cleopatra Gate and the Church of St. Paul.

A historic town near Adana, known for its connection to Saint Paul and its ancient Roman and Byzantine sites, including the Cleopatra Gate and the Church of St. Paul.