Nothing special, in Google they put the time close at 19.00 in reality at 17.00. Just bit late a second they already closed the museum. Nothing to do much here. Not sure is worth it to go here 🤔

A museum simply constructed but a lively atmosfer, where there is a monumental staty of two lovers Ferhad and Shirin and their tombs. Inside the museum there is other live story characters and mystic spiritual love section. Cafeteria is available. The physical water canal that Farhad digged is there where is the source of water to Amasya( yesil irmak nehri)

Very well thought museum. It has different mannequins of different love stories from Ferhat&Şirin to Leila&Mecnun and Romeo&Juilet to Mevlana Rumi! It is a small museum but if you pass through it, it's worth to visit

Shirin and Ferhat, earlier is use to think that this a comic or a novel, but visiting this place felt the real story, this place is a small park with restaurant and museum but interesting part is they have a cemetry of şirin and Ferhat. Which was shocking to me.

Another great experience on my Black Sea Tour though Turkey til Batumi in Georgia. Thank you very much.

Awesome place to visit and have a break. Great staff, delicious turkish coffee, local dishes, amazing apple juice and apple icecream

There was nothing interesting. I think it is just some tourist scam Place. There where nothing interesting or cool or good looking except this beautiful Girl which selled Apple Juice, but that was probably just Water with Apple Aroma

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

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.

Nice place, great service

The view is excellent. The food can be much better. Tokat kebab was dry and meat has bones and fat. The actual meat part is less than I expected.

The location of the restaurant is nice, but it is poor in the menu that does not contain a variety of dishes. In addition, it is expensive for what it offers, just meat, chicken and drinks. Which is very available in all restaurants of Turkey. So I'm not a fan of visiting it.

Amazing view. Tokat kebab should be eaten.

Good food an clean place and good service, very beautiful view and the menu looks good the price it's almost good

View amazing however food is not amazing but good.

Good view of city with delicious food. What else do you need...

Close for renovation, 13 April 2018, unfortunately, I came over 600km just for this.. 😑😑😑 Came here again in March 2023, the museum is open, and not much to see, not much inside

Unfortunately almost nothing is translated to English but it is a beautiful building and interesting if you can read Turkish and want to learn about the early life of some of the most famous sultans.

I did not visit this place just lookat it from opposite side

small museum, very well tended historical building

Nice and clean. Only if they speak English it would be very helpful.

Not very interesting

Museum of Ottoman Princes.

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

We came here for a group lunch to sample taste typical ottaman era foods in this restaurant overlooking the river. Interesting flavours that some of us did and did not like. Served no alcohol but the yogurt drink and fermented grape juice were excellent. Very quick service and clearing. Most of what we tasted was vegetarian and the yogurt soup was especially delicious . Lots of memorabilia on display and they used a lots of disposable single use plastic that was not necessary

It was a great choice for us, the food is great and like homemade with the area famous food The location is great too I put 4 stars because the workers should behave more respectably with customers

The food is very delicious, the location is great on the river, and the service is fast. Thank you to everyone, and a special thanks to Brother Hussein

Well located restaurant. While exploring the city and looking for local food we found this place as one of the cheapests. The food is nice, but in my opinion portions are very little, so to be full you need to order much more and of course spend much more. If you want to try local food, I think you can come here, but get ready to pay minimum 200try for two people. Compare to other places with local food it is not a lot, but if you just want to eat and spend less money, there are better options in the town. There is also nice view from the restaurant.

Don t be confused by the gloomy entrance, once you are inside you will discover an amazing old house turned into a traditional restaurant with a big variety of delicious local dishes. Unfortunately, the service does not do justice to this wonderful restaurant as the waiters rush after their clients removing their dishes before they finish making room for the next ones. I was invited for a second time to the same place by friends a day later for dinner and at 22.00 after they repeatedly came to take our dishes away, while we were still eating, they were standing over our heads and staring at us urging us to leave. Does this make sense in a place as attractive and visited as Amasya, when the rest of the town was lively until 23.00-24.00 in the night?

A beautiful spot on the river, but the food is very disappointing. No salad on the table as usual in this region. Meat is tough, the manti tasteless. they are so much in a hurry to het you out as quickly as possible. Within half an hour we were outside again

The food was amazing and the service great! Another customer and I had the same thing ordered only she asked for half a size. Her plate came to mine and mine to her. A couple minutes later another plate came to our table and they apologised for confusing the orders and brought the other half. They were so nice and even half the size is enough to fill someone! The manti was very good. Some of us were very skeptical about the amount. They were very understanding and brought the plates with the sauce to our table so we could pour as much and we would like. This was definitely an amazing experience! The only downside for me is that the bathrooms for men and women are in the same room downstairs (but different stalls). We would definitely reccoment this place!

Good place and good people clean the service good the food is great, nice and beautiful place

Good place with many options, but it can be depressing sometimes.

A cosy place worth visiting.

Nice food good vibes

Good

(Translated by Google) We came to Taberna Bistro for hookah and coffee in the evening, and for breakfast in the morning. The place is incredibly nice, spacious, and airy. The hookah is legendary, and the prices are very reasonable. Breakfast was incredibly filling. I highly recommend it. I was very pleased. (Original) Akşam nargile ve kahve içmeye geldiğimiz tabure bistroya, sabah ise kahvaltı için geldik. Mekan aşırı iyi, geniş ve ferah. Nargilesi efsane ve fiyat olarak çok uygun. Kahvaltı aşırı doyurucuydu. Kesinlikle tavsiye ediyorum. Çok memnun kaldım.

(Translated by Google) We were very pleased. We had traveled from Istanbul and had no idea how it was because we were not familiar with the area, but we never regretted it. The flavors were good, the prices were good, and we were also pleased with the cleanliness. It was also nice that Sodekso and meal cards were accepted. (Original) Çok memnun kaldık. İstanbul dan seyahat etmiştik bölgeye hakim olmadığımız için nasıl olduğu hakkında fikrimiz yoktu ama asla pişman olmadık. Lezzetler güzel fiyatlar güzel temizlik açısından da memnun kaldık. Sodekso ve yemek kartlarının geçiyor olması da ayrıca güzel

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♥️

Breakfast is so good here and the portions are huge! The place is very popular, with a cozy atmosphere and a beautiful view of the river and mountains. We came 10 minutes before the restaurant opened and all the view tables on the first floor were already reserved. So if you want to visit this place, it's better to make an appointment.

They « proudly serve Petra coffee », a specialty coffee. I asked many times to confirm this is the coffee I would get, they said yes and proceeded to serve me burnt coffee that wasn’t from Petra. It was expensive and felt really bad to be lied to.

We enjoyed this restaurant the waiter was friendly and knew some English. The food was tasty and portion size was ok. The view of the city was nice and overall we would recommend this as a spot for lunch. The meatballs were good.

Delicious and authentic Turkish breakfast with a stunning view. Excellent and very friendly service.

Super fresh homemade food! The menu is Turkish but with a creative modern touch. Beautiful riverside location and great staff. A Must go in Amasya.

Dont go less than 5 people someway somehow they lie not to accept you Edit: 06.05.2022, 21.03 Well, this long reply shows that how i was rightful. Maybe you should pay attention to your workers attitudes. So, let me remind myself: today i came to your place around 12ish. I entered your place and sat down on a table for four people by the river which had no sign saying that RESERVED and begin to wait my group members since I was there as tour guide. Upon sitting table your waitress came and told me that these two tables are reserved. I'm a tour guide for 18 years and I understand body language very well. You should aware your words and check your cameras if you are enough brave. And upon your ugly answer, I will deliver the situation to Ministry of Tourism and Culture bureau in Amasya on Monday. Hasan Baris Partal President of History Culture Tourism Guides Association & Arbitration Committee Member of World Federation of Tourist Guides Associations

İ love this cute lil place, try to have the seat near the veranda. The portion of the meal is also huge! İ tried their local breakfast and mantı, so fresh and delicious.

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

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

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?

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.

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

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.

Dont know

Ok

Good

This restaurant is not a good one. I dont advice to go there. The food are not tasty, extraordinaryly expensive, some food receit are wrong. Toilets are not hygienic.

*"Unfortunately, my experience at Çınaraltı Et Restaurant in Amasya was not as expected. The prices were quite high compared to the portion sizes and overall quality. While the location was nice, the service was slow and the food didn’t fully meet our expectations. I hope they work on improving the value and customer satisfaction."*

Nice restaurant in city center of amasya. Variety menu. Always crowded specially in weekends and nights. Good Cornish and river view. The pida and lahmagun are amazing. Prices above average.

Very bad in nearly every aspect. Don't go there. Serves food of the preday and wanted us to pay for things we didnt ordered

Unfriendly staff. Ridicolous pilav, high prices. Would not recommend to go there.

Central location and good ambiance, but relatively expensive, mediocre food.

(Translated by Google) We chose it because it was on the road, but I do not recommend it. The environment was stuffy. The smell of the toilet was coming. The taste of the doner was medium. The grammage said 100 grams, but it was not at all and there was more fat than meat. My wife received a large piece of oil. Next to the doner, there was a slice of tomato and a small piece of pepper. It was very mediocre, the service was also very slow, it was slow because it was cooked on wood fire, but it was not nice at all, 170 lira portion of Iskender, 230 lira, we regretted it very much, the tea they served was bitter. (Original) Yol üzerinde diye tercih ettik ama asla tavsiye etmiyorum ortam havasızdı wc nin kokusu geliyordu dönerin tadı orta lezzette idi gramajlar 100 gr diyordu ama asla değildi ve etten çok yağ vardı eşime büyük bir parça yağ geldi porsiyon dönerin yanında dilim domates bir küçük parça biber vardı görüntü olarak çok vasattı servis de çok yavaştı odun ateşinde pişiyor diye yavaşmış ama hiç hoş değildi 170 lira porsiyon iskender 230 liraydo çok pişman olduk ikram ettikleri çayda acıydı

Where do I even begin? This is a place that apparently won an award in 2019 and again in 2020, but based on our experience, that feels like ancient history. We walked in, sat down, and waited 15 minutes with no one approaching us. Eventually, we went downstairs to ask if we were supposed to order at the counter or if someone would come to our table. A staff member replied, “We’re coming,” so we went back to wait again. After another 5 minutes, a server came and asked if it was our first time. When we said yes, she held up a menu board and started showing us photos of the dishes, basically repeating what was already written there. I know what mantı is; I can read the menu. What I was hoping for was a bit more insight into each dish. We placed our order, but no one asked if we wanted something to drink. Not even water. For a place that has supposedly won awards, the service was far from it. When the food arrived, it was sadly below average. Overpriced, underwhelming, and forgettable. We left disappointed. This place may have once been worthy of an award, but now it deserves a new one: “How Not to Do It.” Never again…

I found this place on Tiktok. This was by far the best part of our visit to Amasya. The waiters were so professional I was lost for words. They actually had real gazoz (I struggled to find anything other than sprite in this entire region). We ordered 2 types of Manti both were excellent. The plates, the tea, the service was immaculate. It actually rained and it somehow improved the whole experience. My recommendation is the "Hatuniye manti" that was amazing. It's only cheese, get extra dip and go nuts.

This place is a must, don't leave Amasya without eating here or if you are just close by stop here to eat. Great food, excellent service, perfect wait staff. Don't be shy and try home made daily lemonade. You will order the second glass for sure. This place has ton of rewards for a reason. Two thumbs up.

We were walking by and saw that this place was packed for of locals and so decided we had to try it. And we are do glad we did. The menu comprises mostly manti dishes but the quality is out of this world! The service was great, the food tasty and delicious and it's all great value too. Dome of the staff speak English too. Book ahead if you are eating at peak times.

Amazing food and a beautiful little place with friendly staff👍One of my favourite restaurants in Amasya. Every dish I tasted was awesome, even their homemade limonata was amazing! Highly recommended!

they helped us as foreign tourists to choose from the menu, and they advised us about traditional and local Turkish dishes, we loved the food and the service was excellent We recommend this place for tourists coming to Amasya, tourists must try the authentic local food

Extremely cute location, In an old building we sat next to the window and enjoyed some really good dumplings and dolma, the guys working there were enthusiastic and friendly and I really liked, would definitely come back. (They also had a nice terrace on the street side).

Just landed in Cappadocia, dropped our bags, hit the town, admired some extremely photogenic rocks (fairy chimneys—worth the hype), and ended up at Keyif Restaurant for dinner. We ordered all the appetizers because everyone in my fam are chaotic food gremlins. Now, somewhere between our excitement and the language barrier, our order got hilariously mangled. Totally our fault…we talk fast, gesture vaguely, and assume everyone can read minds. They gave us two zucchini blossom orders instead of one blossom + one fried zucchini. Tragedy? Not even close. Keyif handled it like pros: took stuff off the bill, handed us free dessert (instant loyalty secured), and looked genuinely worried we’d torch them in a Google review. Spoiler alert: we will not. In fact, we’re giving them a 7 out of 5 stars for grace under appetizer pressure. Highly recommend. Come for the mezes, stay for the humility.

The food was tasty, though a bit too oily for my preference. Service was friendly, but our dishes arrived about 10 minutes apart, which was a little inconvenient. They offered a few nice ikrams, and their bread and tea were excellent!

We ordered three dishes. Tender kuzu: very normal and I don't recommended. Et Döner : good and tasty. Sarma: you can tast it one time but I won't order it again. We visited in Eid holiday the service was not good the response is too slow. Prices is reasonable higher about 15%.

Nice place, good location. The service was fast, and the food was good. Affordable prices. We had a nice lunch there.

A beautiful restaurant, comfortable and overlooking the river. Excellent service, attentive and caring staff. Food was delicious and well priced. Everything we ordered tasted better to what we had at other places. Very clean. Nice selection of local specialists to try as well. Highly recommend this place, even for just a cup of tea.

Extremely disappointing food and overpriced, the meat of the döner was not chewable, ayran was so watered down that it didn’t taste like anything. I would not come here again. The only good thing about the place was the ambiance but even that couldn’t make up for the food. Quick service.

The pictures on the menu aren’t accurate. There were things on my plate that weren’t mentioned nor seen on the picture. The waiters stand next to you and watch while you sit there and eat. A couple of fries looked like there was someone who took a bite, but maybe I‘m just delusional…

We enjoyed our visit, the other visitors were very nice to us. Paying for bathrooms after paying an entrance fee was a negative. The campsite is dirty but we liked our site and the view. The walk around the lake was nice at sunset. There were only like 5 other camping groups so we had a lot of privacy. Also not as many picnic groups as the weekend so no problems except old trash.

It was an excellent experience walking bare food around the lake.

A mountain like with a breathtaking view. The water is cold and clean. There is a affordable restaurant at the lake. You can also rent your own bungalows there. Currently the rates are around 2000 TL per night. You can also bring your own tent and just camp.

Just go...

It is a place undiscovered enough yet. Ok. It is not a big lake but it is on the somehow top of the mountain. Must see place

Amazing view.. you shouldnt miss.

Very nice place, recommended for BBQ .

(Translated by Google) Take bus number 8 from the city center. 25TL per person. But it's not worth going, there's nothing (Original) Şehir merkezinden 8 numarali otobuse bininiz. Kişi başi 25TL. Ama gitmeye deymez, hiç bir şey yok

(Translated by Google) One of the mysterious beauties of Amasya, Aynalı Cave is located on the slopes of Harşena Mountain, overlooking the city. When you visit this interesting place as a traveler, you will witness an extraordinary atmosphere where nature and history are intertwined. The cave gets its name from the reflection of the sun's rays when they hit it like a shiny surface. This natural phenomenon gives the cave a mystical and fascinating atmosphere. The history of Aynalı Cave dates back to the 2nd century BC, the Hellenistic period. This place was actually built as the monumental tomb of the Mithra Priest Tes. The large area inside the cave and the colorful paintings on the walls, as well as the "Great Priest Tes" inscription at the entrance support this idea. However, according to some rumors, it was also used for worship by Christians during the Byzantine period and apostle figures were drawn on its walls. There are two rooms in the cave, rectangular and square. While visiting Aynalı Cave, you will both embark on a historical journey and observe an interesting formation of nature. The shiny surface of the cave and the historical traces inside make it a special place to see in Amasya. Especially for photography enthusiasts, the light effects created by the reflection of the sun at different angles offer unique frames. (Original) Amasya'nın gizemli güzelliklerinden biri olan Aynalı Mağara, Harşena Dağı eteklerinde, şehre hakim bir konumda yer alıyor. Bir gezgin olarak bu ilginç mekanı ziyaret ettiğinizde, doğanın ve tarihin iç içe geçtiği sıra dışı bir atmosfere tanık olacaksınız. Mağara, adını güneş ışınlarının vurduğunda parlak bir yüzey gibi yansımasından alıyor. Bu doğal olay, mağaraya mistik ve büyüleyici bir hava katıyor. Aynalı Mağara'nın tarihi MÖ 2. yüzyıla, Helenistik döneme kadar uzanıyor. Burası aslında Mitra Rahibi Tes'in anıtsal mezarı olarak inşa edilmiş. Mağaranın içindeki geniş alan ve duvarlardaki renkli resimler, ayrıca giriş kısmındaki "Büyük Rahip Tes" yazısı da bu düşünceyi destekliyor. Ancak bazı rivayetlere göre Bizans döneminde Hristiyanlar tarafından ibadet amaçlı da kullanılmış ve duvarlarına havari figürleri çizilmiş. Mağara içinde dikdörtgen ve kare şeklinde iki oda bulunuyor. Aynalı Mağara'yı gezerken hem tarihi bir yolculuğa çıkacak hem de doğanın ilginç bir oluşumunu gözlemleyeceksiniz. Mağaranın parlak yüzeyi ve içindeki tarihi izler, burayı Amasya'da görülmesi gereken özel bir nokta haline getiriyor. Özellikle fotoğraf tutkunları için güneşin farklı açılarda yansımasıyla oluşan ışık oyunları eşsiz kareler sunuyor.

(Translated by Google) It's a structure on the road, with nowhere to park, where you can only look for two minutes and then turn away. It's impossible to get close; it's blocked by iron railings. It's not worth seeing. (Original) Yol üstünde, arabanızı park edecek yeriniz olmayan, 2 dk bakıp dönebileceğiniz bir yapı. Yakına yaklaşılmıyor demir parmaklık ile engellenmiş. Görmeye değecek bir ortam sunmuyor.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place and worth a visit.. It is true that it is far away, but its proximity to Tomara Falls makes the trip to that area wonderful and engraved in the memory (Original) مكان جميل ويستحق الزيارة .. صحيح أنه بعيد ولكن قربه من شلالات تومارا يجعل الرحلة لتلك المنطقة رائعة وتحفر في الذاكره

(Translated by Google) parallel to the main road, with a smooth road, a structure worth taking a look at as you pass by. I learned that there are frescoes inside, but only a small part of it is vaguely visible from the outside. There is no entrance fee, it is located on the side of the road. (Original) anayola paralel, yolu düzgün , geçerken göz atmalık bir yapı. İçerisinde fresklerin mevcut olduğunu öğrendim fakat dışarıdan çok küçük bir kısmı belli belirsiz görülmekte. Giriş ücreti yok, yol kenarında kalıyor.

(Translated by Google) Don't be fooled by its name, it's not a cave, it's a king's tomb. (Original) İsmine Aldanmayın mağara değil, kral mezarı.

(Translated by Google) A king's rock tomb on the roadside, it's not like the pictures, there's no parking space etc., you just say "oh, is this it?" and move on. (Original) Yol kenarında bi kral kaya mezarı, görsellerde ki gibi değil araba için park yeri vs yok, hee burası mıymış deyip geçiyorsunuz

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.

Nice and friendly staff. They tried their best to communicate with us through the language barrier. Food was delicious, I especially liked the lamb soup. Their pide(? not sure what it's called, but it's their version of pizza) was also tasty and made in their own woodfire oven. Would recommend 😊 However, one downside is their vegetarian options are not very extensive and somewhat unclear on the menu, but the cheese and mushroom pide are vegetarian.

we came here for dinner, I wasn't disappointed. The Ali Nazik was extremely delicious! the butter, the meat are tender. I tried before in Gaziantep, but this one i amasya was a top notch!. the atmosphere, the service were great, staff are friendly. overall, a lovely restaurant.

A bit out of the touristic center but Delicious food, good service and kind staff. Would eat again!

Very beautiful location with traditional food. I recomand to visit to eat here. The staff is very friendly and kindly.

We really enjoyed eating at the restaurant. Very good food and very friendly server Murat. Highly recommend.

Tasty food and great service at reasonable prices in a pleasant, family friendly environment! Recommended to visitors of Amasya that want to eat like the locals do!

Loved all the 4 dishes we ordered. Abdullah the server was extremely helpful in the selection of these dishes and what to do in Amasya in general.