Karabük

The City that Keeps History Alive

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Discover Ottoman Charm

Yoruk Village

Tokatlı Canyon

Safranbolu

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  • Safranbolu

    • A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved Ottoman architecture and traditional houses.

  • İzzet Pasha Mosque

    • A 17th-century mosque in the center of Safranbolu, reflecting Ottoman architectural style.

  • Safranbolu Bazaar

    • A charming market offering local handicrafts and traditional sweets.

  • Kaymakamlar Museum

    • A museum in an Ottoman house that showcases the history of Safranbolu.

  • Tokatlı Canyon

    • A scenic canyon with historical bridges and spectacular views.

  • Crystal Terrace (Cam Teras)

    • A glass observation terrace with panoramic views of Tokatlı Canyon.

  • Bulak Cave

    • A natural cave with impressive stalactites and stalagmites.

  • Kastamonu-Göynük Road

    • A scenic drive through traditional Turkish villages and lush forests.

  • Eflani District

    • A tranquil district known for its natural beauty and historic buildings.

  • Gökpınar Nature Park

    • A nature park ideal for hiking and outdoor activities.

  • Karabük Archaeological Museum

    • Features artifacts from Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman times.

  • Ovacık

    • A peaceful district surrounded by beautiful nature, great for hiking and exploration.

  • Karabük City Center

    • A bustling area with cafes, shops, and restaurants to experience the modern side of Karabük.

  • Safranbolu Life Museum

    • A museum dedicated to the region’s daily life, traditions, and handicrafts.

  • Yörük Village

    • A traditional village offering a glimpse into rural life with stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

  • Karabük National Park

    • A protected natural area perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with hiking trails, wildlife, and beautiful forests.