1st Day Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport – Sinop
After meeting at the airport in the morning, we head to Sinop. Sinop is a city famous for its historical and natural beauties located on the Black Sea coast of Turkey.
Sinop Castle: Sinop Castle is one of the symbols of the city and was built in the 7th century BC. You can visit the castle, which has a commanding view of the magnificent Black Sea.
Historical Bazaar: In the historical bazaar of Sinop, you can see old buildings from the Ottoman period and buy local products. The bazaar is the heart of the city.
Sinop Prison Museum: One of Turkey's oldest prisons, Sinop Prison, has been opened to visitors as a museum. You can visit the museum to see the historical and cultural significance of the prison.
Pervane Medrese: Built in 1267 by Seljuk Sultan IV. Keykubat, Pervane Medrese is one of the most important historical buildings in the city. The medrese draws attention with its architectural beauty.
Sinop Akgöl: Located about 15 km from the city center, Akgöl is a freshwater lake famous for its natural beauty and bird species. It is an ideal spot for nature walks and bird watching.
Sinop Archaeological Museum: The Sinop Archaeological Museum, which exhibits artifacts from ancient periods, is an important source for understanding the history of the city.
Hamsilos Cove: Hamsilos Cove, one of Sinop's natural beauties, is an ideal place to experience the calm and peaceful atmosphere of the Black Sea. You can sunbathe on its beach and swim.
Balatlar Church: Built in 1894, Balatlar Church makes an important contribution to the city's cultural heritage. You can visit the church to closely observe the historical texture.
2nd Day Sinop – Inebolu (Starting City and Port of the Independence Road)
Inebolu is a district belonging to Kastamonu province in Turkey's Black Sea Region, known for its historical and natural beauties.
Inebolu Houses: The historical Inebolu houses, notable for their wooden craftsmanship, are beautiful examples of Ottoman architecture.
Independence Road Monument: This road, used for transporting munitions during the War of Independence, has historical importance and is open to visitors with its monument.
Martyrs Monument on the Abana Road: This monument, built in memory of soldiers who died during the War of Independence, attracts the attention of history enthusiasts.
Inebolu Port: The historical port is one of the important points of Black Sea trade, where you can take a walk and enjoy the sea view.
Natural Beauties
Inebolu Beach: You can swim in the clean and calm beaches of the Black Sea and take walks along the beach.
3rd Day Inebolu – Ilgaz – Çankırı
Çankırı is a city located in the Central Anatolia Region, offering various experiences to its visitors with its historical and natural beauties.
Çankırı Castle: This castle, located in the center of the city, is a historical structure from the Byzantine period and is a point where you can see the city panoramically.
Salt Cave: This cave, unique to Çankırı, has a history of approximately 5000 years. Inside, there are statues and various structures.
Çivitçioğlu Medrese: This medrese, dating back to the 17th century, has architectural features from the Ottoman period and is located in the city center.
Imaret Mosque: This mosque, which dates back to the Seljuk period, is one of Çankırı's oldest mosques.
Rock Mosque and Tombs: The city contains various mosques and tombs from the Seljuk and Ottoman periods.
Ilgaz Mountain National Park: This park, located on the borders of Çankırı and Kastamonu, is ideal for nature walks, camping, and picnics. Here, we will breathe in fresh air.
Sakaeli Rock Tombs: Tombs carved into the rock offer a combination of historical and natural beauty.
4th Day Çankırı – Ankara – Beypazarı
Ankara is Turkey's capital and an important cultural, historical, and political center. During our visit, we will see Anıtkabir, Ankara Castle, Kocatepe Mosque, Hamamönü, and Atatürk Forest Farm.
Anıtkabir: The mausoleum and museum of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey. It is one of Turkey's most important historical and symbolic sites.
Ankara Castle: This castle, reflecting the historical texture of the city and offering a panoramic view, has a rich history dating back to the Roman period.
Kocatepe Mosque: Kocatepe Mosque, the largest mosque in Ankara, is an important example of modern Turkish architecture.
Hamamönü: A charming district with restored traditional Ankara houses from the Ottoman period, featuring craft workshops and cafes/restaurants.
Atatürk Forest Farm: A nature area close to the city center.
After a break and lunch at the end of the tour, we will head to Beypazarı with our valued guests. Beypazarı is a district famous for its historical and cultural riches in Ankara. Beypazarı, with its Ottoman architecture, traditional houses, and local delicacies, offers an unforgettable experience to visitors.
Beypazarı Houses: These historical houses from the Ottoman period stand out with their wooden craftsmanship and architecture. By visiting the historical houses, you can discover the lifestyle of the era.
Beypazarı History and Culture Museum: This museum, showcasing the historical and cultural riches of the district, is enriched with artifacts from the Ottoman period and ethnographic collections.
Imaret Square and Imaret Mosque: This mosque and square, dating back to the Ottoman period, reflect the historical texture of the district.
Beypazarı Living Museum: This museum, presenting traditional crafts and cultural events, offers visitors an interactive experience.
5th Day Beypazarı – Sakarya – Istanbul
After having a local breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we will have a short break. After the break, we will head towards Sakarya. We arrive in Sakarya, which played a significant role in the national struggle. Sakarya is a city located in the Marmara Region of Turkey, named after the Sakarya River. During our city tour, we will visit Sakarya Meydan War Memorial Forest, Esentepe Martyrdom, Sakarya Museum, Sapanca Lake & Surroundings, Taraklı Town, and Hendek Rock Tombs.
Sakarya Meydan War Memorial Forest and Museum: By visiting the area where the Sakarya Meydan War took place and the museum located there, you can closely observe the important turning points of the War of Independence.
Esentepe Martyrdom: This martyrdom, built in memory of those who died during the Sakarya Meydan War, reminds us of the great struggle given during the national struggle.
Sakarya Museum: The museum, showcasing the historical and cultural heritage of the city, contains documents and artifacts from the period of the War of Independence.
Wake Lake and Surroundings: You can take walks and spend time in resting and picnic areas around Sapanca Lake, which is one of Sakarya's natural beauties.
Taraklı Town: One of Sakarya's historical towns, Taraklı, bears traces of the national struggle era with its traditional wooden houses and streets.
Hendek Rock Tombs: Rock tombs from the ancient period reflect the historical and archaeological significance of Sakarya.
By visiting these points, you can get to know Sakarya's role in the national struggle, and its historical and cultural heritage more closely.
