Kırklareli

The Home of Longoz Forests and Timeless Traditions

Longoz (Flooded) Forests

Aya Nikola Monastery

Aşıklar Tepesi (Lovers’ Hill)

• Kırklareli Museum

  • A museum showcasing the region's archaeological finds, ethnographic artifacts, and historical significance.

• Hızır Bey Complex

  • A 14th-century Ottoman complex that includes a mosque, an arasta (bazaar), and a fountain.

• Dupnisa Cave

  • A two-story cave with both dry and wet sections, offering a mix of natural beauty and historical intrigue.

• Babaeski Bridge

  • An Ottoman-era stone bridge still standing as a symbol of historical engineering.

• Aşıklar Tepesi (Lovers’ Hill)

  • A scenic viewpoint offering panoramic views of Kırklareli and its surrounding landscapes.

• Vize Amphitheater

  • A well-preserved Roman-era amphitheater, showcasing the city's ancient roots.

• Aya Nikola Monastery

  • A historical monastery carved into rock, reflecting the city's Byzantine history.

• Kıyıköy Castle

  • A Byzantine-era fortress overlooking the sea, offering insights into the city's strategic past.

• Longoz (Flooded) Forests

  • A unique ecosystem with rare flora and fauna, ideal for nature walks and birdwatching.

• Kıyıköy Beaches

  • Pristine beaches along the Black Sea, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing.

• İğneada National Park

  • A natural treasure with lagoons, forests, and a rich biodiversity, offering outdoor activities like hiking and camping.

• Dupnisa Cave

  • Not just a historical site but also a natural marvel, with stalactites, stalagmites, and underground streams.

• Saka Gölü Lagoon

  • A serene lagoon surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for birdwatching and photography.

• Armağan Dam Lake

  • A peaceful spot for picnics, fishing, and enjoying the natural beauty.