Mardin

"By day,it's a place to admire; by night, it's a necklace."

Mardin Old Town
- A UNESCO candidate city with narrow streets, stone houses, and an ancient ambiance that reflects its diverse cultural heritage.
Zinciriye Madrasa
- A 14th-century Islamic school with intricate architecture, stunning views of the Mesopotamian plains, and a serene courtyard.
Deyrulzafaran Monastery
- A historic Syriac Orthodox monastery dating back to the 5th century, still an active place of worship and cultural significance.
Kasımiye Madrasa
- A large medieval Islamic school with beautiful architecture and a pool symbolizing life and eternity.
Mor Gabriel Monastery
- One of the oldest active Christian monasteries in the world, founded in 397 AD, located in Midyat.
Midyat Old Town
- Famous for its golden stone houses, silver craftsmanship, and vibrant cultural history.
Ulu Mosque
- Mardin’s oldest mosque, built in the 12th century, known for its elegant stonework and historic importance.
Mardin Museum
- A museum displaying artifacts from Assyrian, Babylonian, Hittite, Roman, and Islamic periods.
Dara Ancient City
- A fascinating archaeological site with remnants of Roman and Byzantine structures, including underground cisterns and necropolises.
Mor Hananyo Monastery (Saffron Monastery)
- An ancient monastery known for its saffron-colored stone and spiritual significance in the Syriac Orthodox Church.

Mesopotamian Plains
- Endless plains offering breathtaking sunsets and a connection to one of the world's oldest agricultural regions.
Beyazsu
- A refreshing natural spring surrounded by greenery, perfect for picnics and relaxation.
Savur Valley
- A picturesque valley with traditional houses, historic structures, and serene nature.
Bagok Mountain
- A mountain range offering hiking opportunities and scenic views of the surrounding region.