Tashan Bazaar

Kaz Lake

Ballıca Cave

More About Tokat

Gök Madrasah
An ancient Islamic school built in the 13th century, known for its stunning Seljuk architecture and rich history in education.

Ballıca Cave
A natural wonder with unique formations, this cave is one of the largest in Turkey, offering both a geological and historical experience.

Tokat Grand Mosque (Ulu Camii)
An important historical mosque built in the 13th century during the Seljuk period, renowned for its architectural beauty and cultural significance.

Nasrullah Mosque
A 16th-century mosque located in the city center, an example of Ottoman architecture with intricate tile work and historic value.

Tokat Historical Clock Tower
A symbol of the city’s historical heart, this clock tower was built in the early 20th century and stands as a prominent landmark.

Büyük Cami (The Great Mosque)
A 14th-century mosque that reflects the region’s religious and architectural evolution during the Ottoman period.

Tokat Archaeological Museum
A museum featuring a diverse collection of ancient artifacts, including those from the Hittite, Phrygian, and Roman periods, offering insights into the city’s rich past.

Zile Castle
A historical fortress dating back to Roman and Byzantine times, it offers stunning views and is a site of great strategic importance in history.

Tarihi Tokat Evleri (Historical Tokat Houses)
Traditional Ottoman-style houses with wooden facades, showcasing the city’s cultural heritage and architectural style.

Hıdırlık Hill
A scenic hill that offers a panoramic view of Tokat and its surrounding areas, with historical significance as a lookout point in ancient times.

Pazar Village
Known for its traditional Turkish stone houses and agricultural history, Pazar Village offers an authentic experience of Tokat's rural past.

Almus Dam
An impressive dam located near the city, providing a natural landscape and a reminder of the region’s modernization in the 20th century.

Erbaa Forests
A natural landmark offering beautiful forests and a peaceful retreat, known for its historical and cultural significance as a natural resource.

Niksar Castle
A fortress with a deep history, dating back to Roman times, Niksar Castle offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and is one of Tokat's most important historical sites.

İncesu Valley
An enchanting valley with historical caves and old monasteries, offering a glimpse into the region's ancient Christian heritage.

Kümbet Mosque
An important mosque in Tokat, known for its historical value and distinct architecture, which stands as an example of the Ottoman era.

Çamiçi Plateau
A historical plateau offering views of Tokat's nature and local life, featuring ancient settlements and cultural sites.

Yeşilyurt Village
Famous for its traditional architecture, the village offers a peaceful historical atmosphere and a look into rural life in Tokat.