Kütahya

The City of Ceramics

Aizanoi Ancient City
- Located in Çavdarhisar, this well-preserved Roman city features the Temple of Zeus, a stunning theater-stadium complex, and ancient marketplaces.
Kütahya Castle
- A historic castle perched on a hill, offering panoramic views of the city and a glimpse into its rich past.
Kütahya Tile Museum (Çini Müzesi)
- A museum showcasing the city’s world-famous ceramic and tile art, housed in a historic structure.
Germiyan Street (Germiyan Sokak)
- A street lined with beautifully preserved Ottoman-era houses, reflecting traditional Turkish architecture.
Dumlupınar Martyrs’ Memorial
- A monument honoring the soldiers who fought during the Turkish War of Independence, located near Dumlupınar.
Ulu Mosque (Great Mosque)
- A significant Ottoman-era mosque known for its grand architecture and intricate decorations.
Kütahya Archaeological Museum
- A museum displaying artifacts from the Hittite, Phrygian, and Roman periods, showcasing the region's ancient history.
Frig Valley (Phrygian Valley)
- A historical area with rock-cut tombs, ancient settlements, and natural rock formations from the Phrygian civilization.

Yoncalı Thermal Springs
- A popular destination for its healing hot springs and spa facilities, offering relaxation and wellness.
Muratdağı Thermal Springs
- Another thermal area with natural hot springs, surrounded by serene nature.
Domaniç Forests
- A lush forested area perfect for hiking, picnics, and connecting with nature.
Enne Dam Lake (Enne Barajı)
- A peaceful lake surrounded by green hills, ideal for fishing, picnics, and enjoying the outdoors.
Porsuk Dam and Lake
- A large dam offering water sports, fishing, and scenic views.
Taşkapı Caves
- A fascinating natural formation with caves that attract adventure seekers and nature lovers.
Şaphane Mountain
- A destination for hiking and trekking, with breathtaking views of the surrounding area.