Amasya, Turkey skyline: the 24 most iconic buildings and best views in Amasya

Archaeology and Mummy Museum – Fascinating and Surprising This museum was one of the highlights of my trip. You can see real mummies and many interesting archaeological items. It’s very well displayed and organized. The information is easy to read and the objects are fascinating. It’s perfect for both adults and kids. The ticket 3€ (145TL) and it’s free for children. The staff are very knowledgeable and polite. They answer all your questions with a smile. If you like history and something a bit different, this museum is a must-see!

Wow this is the BEST museum in Amasya ! The stuff super arranging for tourists they are really kind. Thanks again, wonderful! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

In Amasya? Then spend an hour visiting this museum. With information boards in English and Turkish, you will learn all about the city over the years. There are some really good displays, and I especially liked the mosaics and learning about the Storm God! Free with museum cards, parking limited.

The interesting thing is the mummifi3d bodies of 13-14th century bodies in the first floor area. Unique style of museum ti visit if you are in Amasya

There are a lot of nice things to see, both archeological and anthropological, but some of the English translations are terrible or missing. They are making a new museum so hopefully they'll fix the problems. Don't miss the mum's upstairs. Unfortunately there is no way for a handicap person to access the upstairs.

Brilliant and valuable pieces of artifacts, dating back to centuries, millennia and even fossils from 115 million years in a very plain presentation. A must see place. Well done to the curators.

Well organized museum with a varied collection. Most signs are in English.

Average experience. Foreigner's entry fee is €3 (210TRY) in cash despite the sign 60TRY... Very unpleasant. I would not go there anymore for so little exposition. It's just a house, nice architecture, but little things to learn inside.

A small museum showing how the life of a wealthy family was during Ottoman times. A small fee is charged.

Mansion from 1800's, not much knowledge, but fine house

Great views and you feel like a part of an history. Really hot even in the early days of May.

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We walked up to the tombs. Its a lot of money for a badly taken care of path. There are people working on buildings, but around the tombs is a lot of dirt, thrash… The view is gorgeous though!

King Rock Tombs – Impressive and Majestic The King Rock Tombs are very impressive and full of history. They are carved into the mountain and offer a fantastic view of the whole city. You have to walk a little uphill, but it’s not too hard and it’s really worth it. The tombs are big and mysterious, and you can take great pictures there. The ticket price is 100TL, and children can go in for free. The people at the entrance are very friendly and give you useful information. It’s one of the most important places to visit in Amasya. I really loved it.

An acient and well preserved crypts that are carved into rocks of mountain. A must see place for Amasya. You may also fancy the traditional wooden houses and a peaceful evening near greenriver (Yeşilırmak). This place is also the homeland of an old fable called "Ferhat and Şirin". The lover Ferhat singlehandedly carve through mountains to bring water to city and get Şirin's hand for marriage...

We had issue with the ticket person who has been working there because university students cannot benefit from student discounts. Ticket person showed us “entering rules” of the Amasya municipality's and these rules are not allowing over 18 years old. After that, they took the normal entering fee from us.

Very attractive for those who are interested in history and mysterious sites. It is a historical tombs of pontic kings which are now available for visitors. The only way to reach them is by walking a long strairs which definitely needs to be immensely fit. The beautiful view of the city of Amasya from up will let you forget the long stairs journey.

A nice monument, it's clean, very very good organised to bad that the original was destroyed by the Roman empire more than 2000 years ago. Very nice view of the city.

You'll see these tombs from wherever you are on Amasya. So why not pay the 15TL per person (Apr 23) and then climb the 600 or so steps to go and see them? You'll get very close and be able to see how they were carved, but you won't be able to go in or walk around the back. There are some good views from the top and the information boards are mostly in Turkish and English.

Beautiful river view especially at night with a lot of tourists. A pleasurable presence of nature and culture both.

Very very romantic and fantasy. Walking along the river at night with the lights of wooden houses is one of the best moments for anyone. Amasya is a city with very attractive days and very exciting nights

Beautiful Ottoman-era houses along the Yeşilırmak River. They reflect Amasya’s rich history and look stunning, especially at night. A must-see when visiting the city!

The best city in Turkey. The pictures cannot demonstrate enough how beautiful it is. The small Ottoman houses are located right below the rock with the tombs of Pontian kings. A living history!

Amasya beautiful place, You can get an idea of ​​the area through the pictures that you will see.

Beautiful traditional houses by the river

Lovely and very beautiful

This is a working madrassa, but you can go and visit. Easy on the eye, I'd recommend sitting on a bench and listening to the sound of the world. Free to enter.

This is a very calm and spiritual place. It’s a traditional Islamic school, and the building has beautiful architecture with arches and a peaceful courtyard. It’s not crowded, so you can enjoy the quiet atmosphere and take your time. There are also small exhibits inside. The entrance fee is very low, and it’s free for children. The people working there are warm and helpful. They are happy to talk about the history of the place. Dont forget to wear modestly clothes. I think it’s a perfect stop for anyone interested in culture and history.

(Translated by Google) It's a historical building built in the 15th century by Hüseyin Ağa, the Kapıağa of Bayezid II. Its most beautiful feature is that it's still used as a madrasah, true to its original design. You'll feel the intertwining of the past and the present when you see children doing their homework in the courtyard. (Original) 15. yüzyılda II.Bayezid’in Kapıağası Hüseyin Ağa tarafından yaptırılmış tarihi bir yapı. en güzel yanı ise hala aslına uygun şekilde medrese olarak kullanılıyor olması, geçmişle bugünün iç içe geçtiğini dibine kadar hissediyorsunuz avluda ders yapan çocukları görünce

(Translated by Google) The Hafiz candidate is on leave, but it may be the last remaining madrasa in Türkiye that I have yet to see. Hafiz and talbe are still being trained. There is a boarding Quran course opposite. (Original) hafız adayı talebelet izinde ama türkiyede cablı kalan son medrese ben daha görmesim belki vardır. hala hafız ve talbe yetiştiriliyor. katşıda yatılı kuran kursu mevcut.

(Translated by Google) A spiritual madrasah where one finds peace and longs to stay. Its friendly teachers and students add even more value to this place. An ideal madrasah for memorizing the Quran. (Original) İnsanın huzur bulduğu, hep burada kalayım dediği, maneviyat dolu bir medrese. Güleryüzlü hocaları ve öğrencileri bu mekâna daha çok değer katıyor. Hafızlık için ideal bir medrese...

(Translated by Google) It's a magnificent madrasah, still in use as it was originally. You can witness students wrestling during breaks. 😄 It's tempting to spend hours with the young people. (Original) Aslına uygun kullanılmaya devam edilen müthiş bir medrese. Ders aralarında öğrencilerin güreşmelerine şahit olabilirsiniz. 😄 İnsanın gençlerle saatlerce durası geliyor.

(Translated by Google) It's used as a boarding Quran course for male students. We learned that there's no dedicated prayer area for women. It would be more egalitarian if it were used as a space open to everyone. (Original) Erkek öğrenciler için yatılı Kur'an kursu alanı olarak kullanılıyor. Namaz kılmak için kadınlara özel alan olmadığını öğrendik. Herkesin gezip ziyaret edebileceği bir alan olarak kullanılırsa daha eşitlikçi olabilir.

(Translated by Google) The Sultan Bayezid II Complex is an Ottoman masterpiece rising in the heart of Amasya. Its architecture captivates the eye and its history captivates the heart; it is a centuries-old meeting point for knowledge, worship, and healing. (Original) Sultan II. Bayezid Külliyesi, Amasya’nın kalbinde yükselen bir Osmanlı şaheseridir. Mimarisiyle göze, tarihiyle gönle hitap eden bu külliye; ilim, ibadet ve şifanın asırlık buluşma noktasıdır.

(Translated by Google) Bayezid II, who came to the throne with the death of Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror in 1415, had his son built for the sake of his years as a prince in Amasya. It is a beautiful social complex and mosque with high spirituality that has survived to this day. There are plane trees over 300 years old that were struck by lightning. The fountain is a beautiful masterpiece that is the symbol of Amasya with its areas in front and behind. Especially the entrance gate of the mosque is one of the most beautiful examples of stone machining art. Likewise, the woodwork on the doors and windows is excellent. The domes and many parts of the mosque, which has seen many earthquakes, have been damaged. Of course, it has undergone many repairs. It is wonderful that the mosque, whose restorations were carried out by the General Directorate of Foundations, has survived to the present day. (Original) 1415 yılında Fatih Sultan Mehmet in vefatı ile tahta geçen 2. Bayezid Amasya daki şehzadelik yıllarının hatırına binaen oğluna yaptırdığı günümüze kadar ulaşmış maneviyat yüksek güzel bir külliye ve camii. Onunda üstüne yıldırım düşmüş 300 yaşını geçmiş çınar ağaçları mevcut. Şadırvan ön ve arkasındaki bulunan alanları ile Amasya nin simgesi konumunda olan güzel bir şaheser. Özellikle caminin giriş kapisi tas isleme sanatinin en güzellerinden bir örnek. Hakeza kapi pencerelerdeki agac islmecelegi de mukemmel .Bir cok deprem goren camii kubbeleri ve bir cok bölümü hasar almış. Tabi bir çok tamiratlar görmüş. Vakıflar genel müdürlüğü tarfından restorasyonları gerceklestirilen camiinin günümüze ulaşmış olması süper.

(Translated by Google) One of the historical social complexes of Amasya is in the city center (Original) Amasyanın tarihi külliyelerinden biri şehir merkezinde

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful and peaceful place. It is located on the side of the road while walking around Amasya. It is very easy to reach. (Original) Çok güzel ve huzurlu bir yer amasyada gezerken yolun kenarında bir yer ulaşımı çok kolay

(Translated by Google) It is equivalent to the magnificent mosques and social complexes in Edirne. (Original) Edirne'deki muhteşem camilere, külliyelere eş değerde.

(Translated by Google) Its construction started in 1481 and was completed in 1485. However, the mosque recently underwent a restoration that lasted 3 years. The mosque does not have a separate courtyard. It is intertwined with the madrasah and the soup kitchen. The mosque was built in a "T" plan. There are three entrance sections. All in one courtyard, Sultan II. It forms the Beyazıt Social Complex. In short, it appears as an example of the magnificent works of the Ottoman Empire. (Original) Yapımı 1481'de başlamış ve 1485 yılında tamamlanmıştır.Ancak camii yakın tarihte 3 yıl süren bir restorasyon geçirmiştir.. Caminin ayrı bir avlusu yoktur. Medrese ve aş evi ile iç içedir. Cami “T” planlı yapılmıştır. Üç giriş kısmı var. Hepsi bir avlu içinde Sultan II. Beyazıt Külliyesi'ni meydana getiriyor. Kısaca Osmanlı'nın muhteşem eserlerinden bir örnek olarak karşımıza çıkmaktadır.

(Translated by Google) Our ancestors used to plant plane trees next to historical buildings to protect against lightning. If you look at the plane tree, you will notice burn marks. Now there is a lightning rod. 🚩 (Original) Ecdad tarihi binaların yanına yıldırımdan korunmak için çınar ağacı dikerdi. Çınar ağacına bakarsanız yanık izlerini farkedersiniz. Şimdi artık yıldırımsavar (paratoner) var. 🚩

The museum is small but lovely. I lived in Amasya in the 70s. Seeing the city's miniature from the top brought wonderful memories and solidified places in my mind. Experiencing the city's view from dawn to dusk starting with the fajr adhan was cool.

Miniature Museum of Amasya – Fun for All Ages This is a very fun and creative museum. It has small models of Amasya’s important places, made with a lot of detail. It’s perfect for children and also very interesting for adults. The miniatures are beautiful, and you can learn a lot about the city by looking at them. The museum is clean, well lit, and organized. The entrance is cheap (50TL) and free for children. The staff are smiling and happy to show you around. Thank you to Ilhan who is kind, helpful and smiling, he is super guide. I really enjoyed it and I think every family should go!

it is a beautiful museum you can see Amasya in two different times at day and at night. But the night view lightning should be better

the man standing here who give guidance and explanation to tourists is very kind, respectful, and informative This is a small place that can be passed by and visited in 5-10 minutes

Great if you love model cities, your other option is to get a taxi up to a restaurant or hotel overlooking Amasya but if you don't like heights then this is your destination.

It's very interesting maketh of the city in 1914. Also its presented as small show,very nice. Recommended!

Do they have a penny press machine that is still functional?

a lovely minaret , beautiful Mosque

Historical and magnificent Mosque, must visit when going to Amasya 🙂🙂🙂

Fenced off for repairs, even the minaret can't be seen as of October 2022.

It is a ancient Mosque

(Translated by Google) The Burmalı Minaret Mosque in Amasya is a masterpiece of Seljuk art, a sacred monument that captivates the eye. Its surroundings and interior are exceedingly clean and pure, and the place of worship is preserved in a state befitting purity and reverence. May God be pleased with those who preserve this sacred place with such reverence. The imam's recitation was also exquisitely gentle and soul-enriching, and the prayers performed were performed with reverence. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every brother who contributed to this service. (Original) Amasya’da vâki‘ Burmalı Minâre Câmii, Selçuklu san‘atının nev‘-i şaheserlerinden olup, nazar-ı dikkati celb eden bir âbide-i kudsiyyedir. Etrâfı ve dâhili gayet pâk ü nezîh olup, ibâdet mahalli safvet ve huşûya münâsip bir hâlde muhâfaza olunmaktadır. Bu mukaddes mekânı böylece nezâfetle muhâfaza edenlerden Cenâb-ı Hak râzı ola. İmâm efendinin tilâveti dahi gayet latîf ve rûh-bahş olup, edâ olunan namaz huşû ile îfâ kılınmıştır. Bu hizmete emek veren her bir kardeşimize kalb-i selîmimizle teşekkürlerimizi arz ederiz.

(Translated by Google) A mosque that reflects both Ottoman and Seljuk architecture. It has a beautiful location, close to the center. (Original) Hem Osmanlı hem selçuklu mimarisini taşıyan bir cami. Konumu güzel. Merkeze yakın.

(Translated by Google) A historical mosque with a clean interior and exterior. A bit steep, but worth it. (Original) Tarihi İçi dışı tercih temiz bir camii. Biraz yukarıda ama değer.

Worth visiting this hospital( Timarhane ) which treated mental and physical illness i period 1308

Excellent presentation of medicine, surgery and musical therapy in a peaceful atmosphere. It's one of my favourites in Amasya.

Interesting well display medical n music of the glorious Turkish history.

Lovely historical place in Amasya, a medical small museum for Dr. Sabuncuoglu The external gate of this place has a beautiful calligraphy

one of the most interesting places to visit in Amasya. former sanatorium for the treatment of mental illnesses, now a museum, presents a wide variety of very old medical instruments and treatment methods through music and sounds from nature. I recommend!

It is an old hospital from Seljuks Era and well decorated. It has historical medical tools and information.

İt's a amazing place there is a mistic side

small but beautiful and peaceful Mosque

(Translated by Google) It is in a very beautiful part of Amasya, all the mosques give peace to people here, but there is no ablution place as in many mosques, you go and perform ablution in the toilets under the mosque, thank God they do not charge a fee, I leave photos below of the place where the mosque overlooks. (Original) Amasyanın çok güzel bir yerinde, zaten tüm camiler insana huzur veriyor burada, yalnız bir çok camide olduğu gibi abdest yeri yok cami altındaki tuvaletlerde gidip abdest alıyorsunuz, Allah'tan ücret almıyorlar, aşağıya caminin baktığı yerin fotoğrafları bırakıyorum

(Translated by Google) The work, built by Taceddin Mahmud Çelebi in 1326, was destroyed in the 1419 earthquake and rebuilt in 1491. The square-planned mosque made of cut stone has a wooden structure added to the narthex in 1903. (Original) 1326 da Taceddin Mahmud Çelebi tarafından yaptırılan eser 1419 depreminde yıkılıp 1491 de yeniden inşa edilmiştir. Kare planlı kesme taştan yapılan cami 1903 de son cemaat yerine eklenen ahşaptan yapı vardır.

(Translated by Google) It was built in the 13th century. It has been repaired and renovated many times. It got its name because it was built by Gümüşlüzade İbrahim Bey. It is a beautiful place of worship with a fountain overlooking the martyr from the most beautiful and polite hill. (Original) XIII Yüzyıl yapımı Bir çok kez onarım tadilat geçirmiş ismini gümüşlüzade İbrahim bey tarafından yapıldığı için İsmini almıştır . Şehite en güzel kibar bir tepeden bakan şadırvanlı Güzel bir İbadethanemizdir .

(Translated by Google) I think it is the oldest mosque in Amasya. There are places like two rooms on the right and left, you can pray there too, but a sister was praying there even though she was shown the place, if you warn it, it won't happen, if you don't warn it, it won't happen. The view of the mosque is very beautiful, it is right in the center. The fact that its stairs are steep may be the reason for the small number of its congregation. The benches in the courtyard are perfect for sitting and resting. (Original) Galiba Amasya’nın en eski camisi. İçerisinde sağda sol iki tane oda gibi yerler var orada da namaz kılınabilir ama bir abla bayan yeri gösterilmesi rağmen orada namaz kılıyordu uyarsan olmaz uyarmasan olmaz. Caminin manzarası çok güzel tam merkezde. Merdivenlerinin dik olması cemaatinin azlık sebebi olabilir. Avlusundaki banklar tam oturulmalık dinlenmelik.

(Translated by Google) 700-year-old historical mosque located in the very square of the city. Especially in the afternoon, the sunlight provides such illumination that it is impossible not to admire its architecture. Light Los, a perfect spiritual atmosphere... (Original) Şehrin tam meydanında yer alan 700 yillik tarihi camii. Özellikle ikindi vaktinde güneş ışığı öyle bir aydınlatma sağlıyor ki mimarisine hayran kalmamak mümkün değil. Hafif Los, mükemmel bir manevi hava...

(Translated by Google) It was built in the 13th century and has undergone many repairs and renovations. It is named after Gümüşlüzade İbrahim Bey and can be visited while passing by. (Original) XIII Yüzyıl yapımı Bir çok kez onarım tadilat geçirmiş ismini gümüşlüzade İbrahim bey tarafından yapıldığı için İsmi gümüşlü cami. yakınından gecerken ugranılabılır.

Medium in size, built in a simple and beautiful classic style on the bank of the Amasya River and near one of the bridges

It was amazing. The whole town is amazing. You just walk around a long the roads to enjoy the shops, and the river scene. The view of the mountains were amazing as well.

Old historical clock tower located in the city center of Amasya in the old city. Beautiful views of the old city and castle. In the night amazing view of the spot colour lights spreading on old city and castle.

Usefull to mark the place, like the center of the city

Beautiful

Awesome place and beautiful at night

The only Ataturk monument

The Amasya Bayezid II Complex is a complex built in Amasya by the Ottoman Sultan Bayezid II. Interior of the Amasya Bayezid II Mosque The Bayezid II Complex was built on a large site on the banks of the Yeşilırmak River. Its components include a mosque, a madrasah, an almshouse, a school, and a bridge. The bridge, part of the complex, is located over the Kızılırmak River in the Osmancık district of Çorum. Bayezid II commissioned the complex as a token of gratitude for the Ottoman sultanate. Highly recommended to visit.

Had the opportunity to do friday prayers here in this beautiful Amasya city by the river..amazing bilal voice azan..and soft spoken preacher before khutbah.didnt had the chance to get a photo with the imam.🥰

Came here in September with a tour group. Worth visiting when in Amasya. In the same league as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque.

Sure, the most beautiful mosque in Amasya. Built by Sultan Beyazid II after death of Sultan Mehmed II

Historical place and the atmosphere is unreal.

This is one of the most beautiful mosques that I've ever visited. So grateful that I also have a chance to shalat Maghrib in this amazing place.

An amazing mosque you should come to mosque to pray l love it

This place is a historical building with a museum inside. It talks about Turkish history and the War of Independence. There are nice exhibitions with objects, pictures, and stories. It’s very educational and interesting. The museum is clean, modern, and not very crowded. Entrance is free. The people at the front desk are very kind and speak slowly if your Turkish is not perfect. They are happy to explain things. I learned a lot and really enjoyed it. A great visit!

Nice at night

(Translated by Google) Although it was stated that it had been rebuilt faithfully, I couldn't feel the historical and national spirit when I entered the building. The museum is on the top floor, and the main corridors leading up to the museum floor are used as a library. A live or digital presentation on the museum floor, or at least some soft music to evoke the national spirit, would have been much more meaningful. Saraydüzü Barracks Building, National Struggle Museum and Congress Center - Amasya The Saraydüzü Barracks Building, used as a base by Mustafa Kemal during his visit to Amasya in June 1919 and where the Amasya Circular was penned, was rebuilt faithfully on the banks of the Yeşilırmak River, taking into account its historical significance. The Saraydüzü Barracks Building and National Struggle Museum not only serves as a museum showcasing artifacts and documents from the Republican Era, but also serves as a cultural center hosting various events. Twelve wax sculptures depict Mustafa Kemal's arrival in Amasya on June 12, 1919, and his welcoming by a delegation at the Kulistepe area, located in the Hall of National Struggle at Saraydüzü Barracks, open to visitors year-round. The museum walls display copies and translations of original documents pertaining to Mustafa Kemal's official appointments by the sultan while in Istanbul, as well as a panel detailing the events he experienced during his 12-day stay in Amasya. Sculptures depicting the drafting of the Amasya Circular are also on display. Visitors are welcome to take photographs with amateur cameras at the museum, which is operated by the Amasya Governorate Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism and the Museum Directorate. Source: Amasya Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism (Original) Aslına uygun biçimde yeniden yapıldığı belirtilmiş olsada, binaya girdiğimde o tarihi ve milli ruhu hissedemedim. Müze en üst katta, müze katına çıkarken geçilen ana koridorlar kütüphane olarak kullanılıyor. Müze katında canlı veya dijital bir anlatım olsa, en azından milli ruhu hissettirecek hafif bir müzik olsa çok daha anlamlı olurdu. Saraydüzü Kışla Binası Milli Mücadele Müzesi Ve Kongre Merkezi - Amasya Mustafa Kemal’in 1919 yılı Haziran ayında Amasya’ya gelişinde üs olarak kullandığı ve Amasya Genelgesi'nin kaleme alındığı yer olan Saraydüzü Kışla Binası bu tarihi önemi gözetilerek aslına uygun biçimde Yeşilırmak kıyısında yeniden inşa edilmiştir. Saraydüzü Kışla Binası ve Milli Mücadele Müzesi, Cumhuriyet Dönemi'ne ait eserler ve bazı belgelerin sergilendiği bir müze olmasının yanı sıra çeşitli etkinliklerin düzenlendiği bir kültür merkezi olarak da kullanılmaktadır. Yıl boyunca ziyarete açık olan Saraydüzü Kışlası’nın Milli Mücadele Salonu'nda 12 Haziran 1919 günü Mustafa Kemal’in Amasya’ya gelişi ve Kulistepe Mevkii'nde heyetle karşılanma anı 12 adet bal mumu heykelle canlandırılmıştır. Müze duvarlarında, Mustafa Kemal'in İstanbul'da iken padişah tarafından resmi görevlendirilmelerine ait orjinal belgelerinin kopya ve çevirileri, Amasya'da 12 gün boyunca yaşadığı olaylar belgeleriyle birlikte anlatıldığı bir pano yer almaktadır. Ayrıca Amasya Genelgesi'nin kaleme alınışını canlandıran heykeller sergilenmektedir. Amasya Valiliği İl Kültür ve Turizm Müdürlüğü ile Müze Müdürlüğü tarafından işletilen müzede ziyaretçiler amatör makinelerle fotoğraf çekinebilmektedir. Kaynak: Amasya İl Kültür ve Turizm Müdürlüğü

(Translated by Google) I came with big dreams, but frankly, I didn't find what I expected. The historic corridor is on the top floor of the building. The lower floors are used as a library. This disturbs visitors like us who are reading and studying. Furthermore, since the air conditioning is off during the summer, you end your visit upstairs, suffering the full heat. It would have been nice to have prepared a place of such historical significance more beautifully. (Original) Büyük hayaller ile geldim, açıkçası beklediğimi bulamadım. Tarihi koridor, binanın en üst katında. Alt katlar kütüphane olarak kullanılıyor. Bu durum, bizim gibi ziyaretçilerin kitap okuyup ders çalışanları rahatsız etmesine yol açıyor. Ayrıca yaz gününde klima kapalı olduğu için, üst katta tüm sıcağı çekerek ziyaretinizi tamamlıyorsunuz. Böylesi tarihi önemi olan bir yeri daha güzel hazırlamak, hoş olabilirdi.

(Translated by Google) The museum, which also houses a wax statue of Atatürk, covers the years of the War of Independence and the Amasya Circular. It also houses a library. The space is beautiful and clean, and the staff is extremely friendly and attentive. (Original) Atatürk'ün balmumu heykelini de bulunduğu müzede milli mücadele yılları ve Amasya tamimi anlatılmaktadır. Aynı zamanda içinde bir de kütüphane bulunmaktadır. Mekan çok güzel, temiz ve çalışanlar son derece güler yüzlü ve ilgilidir.

(Translated by Google) The first two floors of the three-story building house a library and event rooms. The museum is on the third floor. Admission is free. The building also features beautiful works of art embroidered on the carpets lining its walls. I think the museum could have been a bit more comprehensive. Frankly, the embroidery on the carpets caught my eye the most. (Original) Üç katlı binanın ilk iki katı kütüphane ve etkinlik salonlarından oluşuyor. Müze kısmı üçüncü katta. Girişler ücretsiz. Genel olarak bina duvarlarında halılara işlenmiş güzel eserler de var. Müze biraz daha geniş kapsamlı olabilirmiş bence. Halılara yapılan işlemeler daha çok dikkatimi çekti açıkçası.

(Translated by Google) The museum, which you can visit for free, is where the Amasya region was written. Today, it serves as a library, while the top floor houses models of the national struggle. (Original) Ücretsiz olarak gezebileceğiniz müze Amasya genrlgesinin kaleme alındığı yer. Bu gün kütüphane olarak hizmet verirken en üst kat milli mücadele modellemelwri bulunuyor

(Translated by Google) Sultan Mehmed Çelebi's Grand Vizier, who was also from Amasia, was killed in 1421 when he was defeated in a war against Yıldırım's son Bayezid, and was buried in Sazlider. During the battle of Ankara, he took the 15-year-old prince from the battlefield and went to Amasia and began the struggle for the throne. Bayazid Pasha ordered the construction of the mosque in 1414. A mosque of the Ottoman classical period. (Original) Великий візир султана Мехмеда Челебі, який також був родом з Амасії, був убитий у 1421 році, коли зазнав поразки у війні проти сина Їлдирима Баязида, і був похований у Сазлидере. Під час битви при Анкарі він вивів 15-річного принца з поля бою і поїхав до Амасії та почав боротьбу за трон. Баязид-паша наказав побудувати мечеть у 1414 році. Мечеть османського класичного періоду.

(Translated by Google) Ottoman sultan II. It was built by Bayezid in 1485. It is one of the beautiful examples of classical Ottoman architecture. It is in the form of a social complex consisting of a mosque, madrasah, soup kitchen and fountain. (Original) Osmanlı padişahı II. Bayezid tarafından 1485 yılında yaptırılmıştır. Klasik Osmanlı mimarisinin güzel örneklerinden biridir. Cami, medrese, imaret ve şadırvandan oluşan bir külliye şeklindedir.

(Translated by Google) It is not a very large mosque, but I think its historical texture is nice and it should be seen. (Original) Çok büyük bir cami değil fakat tarihi dokusu hoş ve görülmesi gerekiyor diye düşünüyorum.

(Translated by Google) A less visited mosque. The mosque's gate and colorful marble are worth seeing. It can be visited after Kapı Ağa Madrasa. (Original) Az ziyaret edilen bir camii. Camii kapısı ve renkli mermerleri görülmeye değer. Kapı Ağa Medresesinden sonra ziyaret edilebilir.

(Translated by Google) One of the historical mosques built by Bayezid Pasha, who later became Grand Vizier, in 1414. It is possible to come across a historical place at every step in Amasya. You should spend a lot of time in this city that witnessed history. (Original) Daha sonra Sadrazam olan Bayezid paşa tarafından 1414 yılında yaptırılan tarihî camilerden biri. Amasya'da her adımda tarihî bir mekâna rastlamak mümkün. Tarihe tanıklık eden bu şehre çok vakit ayırmalısınız.

(Translated by Google) Although its exterior appearance is more beautiful, the interior of the mosque is also worth seeing. (Original) Dıştan görünüşü daha güzel olsa da içi de görülmeye değer bir cami.

(Translated by Google) One of the symbols of Amasya. A must-see. (Original) Amasya’nın simgelerinden. Mutlaka görülmesi gereken bir eser.

Amasya Castle – A Beautiful View of the city from the Top The castle is on top of the city and offers an amazing panoramic view. You can see the river, the houses, and the mountains all around. The castle ruins are interesting and it’s a good place to walk and enjoy nature. It’s also a great spot for taking photos. The ticket is cheap for adults (100TL) and free for children. The staff are really polite and happy to guide you or answer questions. I think this is a perfect place for families and tourists who enjoy history and beautiful landscapes. Don’t miss it!

One of the best places to see 360 degrees of the city from above. The entrance fee is 25 lira per person. It is not difficult to reach and it is a good place to relax.

Well it is a historical site but dont forget you dont see much. It is writtem that there was a hammam here long ago, you cannot see any sight or picture. But the view from the top is fantastic. And the entry fee is 50TL per person.

There’s nothing inside — it’s not a museum, just some ancient stones left. The entrance fee is 100 TL, and it’s not worth going in. If you’re just looking for a good view of the city, I think seeing it from the outside is more than enough.

Amasya, a charming city nestled in the heart of Turkey, is a true gem that enchants visitors with its rich history, architectural beauty, and picturesque landscapes. Known as the "City of Princes," Amasya offers a glimpse into the past with its well-preserved Ottoman-era houses, ancient rock tombs, and historical sites such as the majestic Amasya Castle. The city's unique location along the banks of the Yeşilırmak River adds to its allure, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and lush greenery. Amasya's warm and welcoming atmosphere, coupled with its delicious local cuisine and hospitable residents, creates an unforgettable experience for travelers. Whether strolling through the streets lined with traditional wooden houses or exploring the archaeological treasures, Amasya is a destination that captures the heart and leaves an indelible mark on anyone fortunate enough to visit.

Really good view of amasya the climb is a little rough with small stairs and steep hills, the wind and the view up at the top is amazing. You should bring water with you because it gets really hot when you are climbing.

take water with you, you will need to drink water and cool a lot The view is lovely and beautiful over the city There are too much stairs to be climbed, so be prepared for physical exhaustion

I visited Amasra for the first time this past weekend of May 2019. Amasra occupies a very important place in the contemporary history of the modern Turkish republic. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk planned the uprising against the occupying emperyalist forces in this town. Yamaç Bistro is located on a steep hill overlooking the town. The road from center of town to the Bistro is fine, our big bus had no difficulty reaching the place. There is a big car park, so no worry where to park the car. The menu is like all other menus of similar restaurants, but what separates this place from others is the exceptional view it offers of Amasya downtown. If you happen to visit Amasra, don't forget to have a lunch or dinner at this place.

Great view, nice meal. The restaurant location is great and the food tasted good. It's bit overpriced to be honest, It's like any local restaurant there. The lemon juice was amazing and refreshing and the place is beautiful and the staff are amazing. Worth enjoying the view and trying the food.

We enjoyed the beautiful location, the wonderful view, and the service. Thank you

I tried the cafe only .the apple tea. It was so good. Plus the view was fantastic. Strongly recommend it

I'm a Malaysian & regardless the language barrier, the staff still try their best to be helpful. Had their special lunch (not common Turkish dishes that I had) which is fried slim potato with beef..its delicious and the beef is soft..I love the dessert.. And the scenery really make all the food & ambience super memorable..

We went by taxi from Amasya. There were cars near the building and people inside, but the men at reception told us that the restaurant was closed, just closed. That’s all. But Google Maps also suggested it should be open. It's not an appropriate attitude for a place that seems “decent.” Nevermore.

I went there for lunch. I tried kofte, chicken breasts, yamac burger, strawberries salad and juices. Everything was delicious and prices are reasonable. The view is mind blowing and the weather is perfect. I recommend it if you are a tourist and you want to see the whole city. The staff were so welcoming and friendly♥️

This museum is number one in my list of worst museums, unfortunately one that's in memoriam of the most important figure in the history of medicine "Sabuncuoglu Sherefeddin". The great surgeon is famous for his invaluable illustrated book on surgery, animal experiments, human experiments on poisons and antidotes he carried on himself. One of the pioneers of positive science, treatment of several physical and mental illnesses with sound, music and plants. His several surgery equipments are badly reproduced, his drawings are copied in the most childish way, Turkish text on billboards lack Turkish characters, English translation does not exist, some plants are exhibited in the front yard while most of them are dry dead, some do not exist, some are misplaced, and the building is restored with bricks sort of Ytong. Beautiful carvings on the portal are fortunately still present to prove that the building is actually genuine. Silicon figures are ugly as usual, gift shop selling gifts made in China, a so called "multimedia room" starts to speak with a loud distorted sound upon detecting motion, so constantly and repeatedly speaks "I'm Sabuncuoğlu Şerefeddin, right now I'm doing blah blah surgery on my patient" Another room with kiosks is yet another fiasco, where the screens are placed in a non aligned way. Multimedia material is the least readable I have seen. An animation that is supposed to be played on TV does not play. TV is just placed on the wall and I guess it s hard to turn it on every morning. A very brilliant representation of how a valuable historical figure can be obliterated. Very badly done.

Nice place to visit, cost 80 TL

First hospital in Anatolia, which serves treatment such meditating, surgical etc. Found by Mongol Ilkhanet's Queen.

a historic place for Dr. Sabuncuoglu, please support the local people and buy something from the museum shop, especially that the prices are normal and similar to outside We spent less than 1 hour here and found it interesting place to pass by while in Amasya

Its interesting place but need better care, especially garden! But it's worth no visit to learn about doctors and medicine in that times. Information is very useful!

I learned that musique could actually heal people 😮

it is a good and detailed museum about old times medical surgeries and old used medical tools

a very beautiful and historical Mosque

Fantastic mosque

(Translated by Google) The mihrab made of marble is very old, very beautiful, the garden and the courtyard are very big. May God bless those who built it, there is also the Hızır Pasha Tomb in the courtyard of the mosque, but unfortunately we cannot read the inscriptions there. However, it is in pure Turkish, but we have news about it, which shows the quality of the education system. (Original) Mermerden olan mihrabı çok eski çok güzel bahçesi avlusu gayet büyük Allah yapanlardan razı olsun caminin avlusunda Hızır Paşa Türbesi de mevcut ama maalesef ki oradaki yazıları okuyamıyoruz Halbuki öztürkçe ama biz bir haber bundan Buda eğitim sisteminin kalitesini gösterir

(Translated by Google) The pulpit decorations are a sight to behold. It's a beautiful little mosque. The gifts and water fountains for children inside are wonderful details that reflect the intricacies of our religion. I'd like to personally thank those who contributed to these kindnesses and beautiful details. Perhaps we too can stop by the mosque and contribute to these gifts for the children. Who knows, perhaps an angel's prayer will be enough for us. (Original) Minber süslemeleri görülmeye değer. Küçük güzel bir cami . İçeride çocuklar için hediyeler ve su sebili olması dinimizin inceliklerinin yansıması olarak müthiş detaylar. Nezaketleri ve bu güzel detayları için emeği olanlara teşekkür ederim kendi adıma . Belki bizler de caminin önünden geçerken bir uğrayıp çocuklara yapılan bu hediyelere katkıda bulunabiliriz. Kim bilir belki de bir meleğin duası bizim için yeterli olacaktır.

(Translated by Google) It was a mosque that I saw while walking and caught my attention. I especially liked its interior design. I wanted to share it. It is a must-see mosque in Amasya, which is the Ottoman's work for humanity. (Original) Yürüyüş yaparken gördüğüm ve dikkatimi çeken bir cami idi özellikle iç tasarımı çok hoşuma gitti paylaşmak istedim görülmesi gereken bir cami amasya da Osmanlı'nın insanlığa eseri.

(Translated by Google) It was built in 1486 by Mehmet Pasha, the tutor of Prince Ahmet, son of Bayezid II. The mosque's marble pulpit, decorated with curved branches and rumi motifs, is one of the rare examples of Turkish marble workmanship. (Original) 1486 yılında II. Beyazıt'ın oğlu şehzade Ahmet'in lalası Mehmet Paşa tarafından yaptırılmıştır ,caminin kıvrık dal ve rumi motifleri ile süslenmiş mermer minberi Türk mermer işçiliğine nadir örneklerinden biridir.

(Translated by Google) We visited 7 or 8 mosques in central Amasya. They're generally small. Some have no ornamentation at all. They've either been painted over for renovation, which would be a shame, or they have no ornamentation at all. Others, though small, are worth visiting just for the smell of wood. This mosque is no exception. This mosque and the other 12 mosques, with their ornamentation, make them even more appealing. (Original) Amasya merkezdeki camilerin 7 8 tanesini gezdik. Genel olarak küçük camiler. Bazılarının hiçbir işlemesi yok. Ya yenilemek adına üstü boyanmış ki bu çok üzücü olur ya da hiç yok işleme vs. yapılmamış. bazıları ise küçük olsa da sırf ahşap kokusu icin gezilir cinsten camiler. Bu cami de öyle. Bu ve 1 2 caminin işlemeleri olduğu için kendine daha çok çekiyor insanı

İt was 5 stars until the made no under 18 in policy if they change it and let everybody in 5 stars

A very good shopping mall in Amasya, there is food court and restaurants upstairs

A cute little shopping centre with good eateries and coffee shop upstairs.

It so small and has everything from brands to clothes and things for children, and there are some well-known restaurants

On August 21st 2020 at around 12:00 me and my family members went to do some shopping and to stroll around . When we tried to leave to get some food we were stopped by mall security and they told us that we had to stay inside the mall They were so disrespectful and rude to us and demanded that we stay inside the mall because our car was in the parking lot We had already done some shopping and didn’t like the food there we wanted to leave to get food then proceed with our shopping trip . The mall security and the rules that they’ve made are ridiculous and make no sense I WILL NOT BE COMING HERE EVER AGAIN I suggest you do not go there

It's nice place to shop almost every thing There is a great Cafe and a restaurant There is a good place for children to play There is a good cinema and good movies

Good so far ,but lacks big name brands shops

Amasya has over 50 sites to see. This one needs to be in your top 20. Great Seljuk architecture and a very simple inside with some tombs within. There is a mosque and a tomb in the grounds. Free to enter.

a very beautiful Mosque, historical place, with special architecture

Close for renovation, 13 April 2018 😑😑😑

(Translated by Google) A complex consisting of a mosque, madrasah, and mausoleum. It was built in 1267 by Seyfettin Torumtay, governor of Amasya of the Anatolian Seljuk State. In its garden is a mausoleum belonging to the Torumtay family. (Original) Cami medrese ve türbeden oluşan bir külliye. Anadolu Selçuklu Devleti'nin Amasya valisi Seyfettin Torumtay tarafından 1267'de yaptırılmıştır. Bahçesinde Torumtay ailesine ait türbe bulunmakta.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the Seljuk period works that should be visited in Amasya. (Original) Amasya'da ziyaret edilmesi gereken Selçuklu dönemi eserlerinin başında geliyor.

(Translated by Google) Its name is a madrasah, meaning its purpose is not a mosque. It would have been better if it served as a museum. There is no special detail inside the building. There is a tomb building right in front of it. Inscriptions and stones from older civilizations were also used as wall stones. (Original) Adı medrese yani yapılış amacı cami değil. Müze olarak hizmet verse daha iyi olabilirmiş. Yapının içinde çok özel bir detay yok. Hemen önünde de türbe binası var. Duvar taşı olarak daha eski medeniyetlerin kitabeleri ve taşları da kullanılmış.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful mosque with a unique structure. A must-see mosque in Amasya. (Original) Çok güzel, yapısı farklı bir cami. Amasya'da mutlaka görmeniz gereken bir cami

İt is an amazing mosque

very beautiful from inside, colorful with calligraphy and ornamemts

(Translated by Google) It is a work that has survived from the 15th century. Since it was built on ancient Roman ruins, you can see them and their writings among the stones. Colored with red and white stones. A place to stop on the road.. (Original) 15.yydan günümüze gelmiş bir eser. Eski roma yıkıntısı üzerine yapıldığı için taşlar arasında onları ve yazılarını görebilirsiniz. Kırmızı beyaz taşlarla renklendirilmiş. Yol üstünde uğranabilecek bir yer..

(Translated by Google) It was built in 1431 by Yörgüç Pasha, one of the viziers of Sultan Murad II. Materials spoliated from the Roman period were used on the walls of the mosque, and the tombs of Yörgüç Pasha and his family are buried here. (Original) 1431 de Sultan 2.Murad'ın vezirlerinden Yörgüç Paşa tarafından yaptırılmıştır. Caminin duvarlarında Roma döneminden devşirme malzemeler kullanılmış olup Yörgüç Paşa ve ailesinin türbeleri burada olup yatmaktadırlar.

(Translated by Google) A lovely, charming mosque. We came across it while walking along the river. It was one of those mosques that felt so spiritual. (Original) Şirin güzel bir cami. Irmak kenarında yürürken denk geldik. Maneviyatı bol hissettiğimiz camilerden biriydi.

(Translated by Google) It was built in 1431 by Yorgyuch Pasha, one of the viziers of Sultan Murad II. (Original) Побудована у 1431 році Йоргюч-пашою, одним із візирів султана Мурада II.

(Translated by Google) A small mosque. Architecturally, it bears traces of an early Ottoman mosque. (Original) Küçük bir cami. Mimari açıdan ilk dönem Osmanlı cami izlerini taşıyor.

(Translated by Google) It's a clean mosque on the outside, I wish the inside was equally well-kept. The garden and its surroundings are very tidy, especially the architecture is very different from other mosques, the view is very good - this is a religious place, I cannot comment much - but when I saw it, I wanted to share it because it is very beautiful 😇 (Original) Dışı Tertemiz bir cami keşke içi de aynı şekilde bakımlı olsaydı. Bahçesi ve etrafı çok derli toplu özellikle mimarisi diğer camilerden çok farklı, manzarası çok iyi - burası dini bir yer, çok yorum yapamam- ama görünce paylaşmak istedim çünkü çok güzel 😇