Manisa

The Starting Point of the Royal Road

Manisa Museum
- A museum featuring archaeological and ethnographic artifacts from the ancient civilizations of the region.
Sultan Mosque (Sultan Camii)
- A grand Ottoman mosque built during the reign of Sultan Süleyman, known for its stunning architecture.
Muradiye Mosque
- A 16th-century mosque designed by the famous architect Mimar Sinan, showcasing exquisite Ottoman architecture.
Niobe Rock (Weeping Rock)
- A natural rock formation associated with Greek mythology, said to represent Niobe's tears.
Aigai Ancient City
- An ancient city from the Hellenistic period, featuring ruins of a theater, agora, and city walls.
Bintepe Tumuli
- A group of monumental burial mounds from the Lydian era, believed to be the tombs of kings.
Manisa Castle (Spil Mountain Castle)
- The remains of an ancient fortress offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes.
Kurşunlu Han
- A restored Ottoman-era inn, now a cultural center and marketplace.

Spil Mountain National Park (Spil Dağı Milli Parkı)
- A national park offering hiking trails, camping areas, and stunning views, known for its endemic flora, including the famous Manisa tulip.

Kula Volcanic Geopark
- A UNESCO Global Geopark featuring ancient volcanic landscapes, fairy chimneys, and hiking trails.
Adala Canyon (Adala Vadisi)
- A scenic canyon with walking paths, picnic spots, and opportunities for nature photography.
Demirköprü Dam and Lake
- A peaceful spot for fishing, picnics, and enjoying the serene surroundings.
Sart Ancient City (Sardes)
- Located in Salihli, this ancient Lydian city features the remains of the Temple of Artemis and one of the world's oldest synagogues.
Kula Fairy Chimneys
- Unique rock formations resembling Cappadocia, offering an extraordinary natural sight.
Kula Thermal Springs
- Healing hot springs ideal for relaxation and wellness, surrounded by natural beauty.