Bartın Gezilecek Yerler

Bartın

Located in the Western Black Sea Region, Bartyn Province is surrounded by the Black Sea to the north with a coastline of 59 km, Kastamonu to the east, Karabük to the east and south, and Zonguldak to the west. Bartin is surrounded by mountains to the east, west and north with an altitude of no more than 2000 m. The mountains are not high, but they are quite steep, steep and rocky towards the coast. The highest point is the Passing Hill (1619 m). I know.

The source of the name, which changed from "Parthenia" to "Bartyn", is "Parthenios". In Greek mythology, Parthenios, the ancient name of the Bartyn River, is one of the hundreds of gods who are the children of Okenus, the Father of the Gods, and the "God of Waters". The name of the city of Parthenia, which was founded on the banks of the Bartyn River in ancient times and was called Parthenios, eventually became Bartyn.

Although there is no exact information about the history of Bartın, the first owners of Bartın ⁇ , M. Oh, my God. In the 17th century, it was ruled by the Hittites, the Bithynians, the Paphlonians, the Phrygians, the Phoenicians, the Macedonians, the Persians, the Byzantines, and the Ottomans. In the 20th century, the Gascals were followed by the Hittites, the Bithynians, the Paphlagonians, the Phrygians, the Phoenicians, the Macedonians, the Persians, the Byzantines, and the Ottomans.

The remains of the entrance gate, the remains of the Roman necropolis, the remains of the walls of the bouleuterion, some parts of the walls of the acropolis walls, the underground galleries of the Roman period, parts of the market of the Roman period, the pier and floodplain of the Roman period, the caves of the inhabitants of Bigtepe, the Byzantine-era ruins of the island of Tavşan, the remains of the castle in the village of Tekkeönü, the remains of the Byzantine-era castle of Amasra, the remains of the castle of the Byzantine-era castle of Şelçe Şelçe Şelçe Farkı Farkı, the remains of the castle of Ceneviz, the remains of the Ottoman-era castle of Matih Bey, the castle of Fakir Fahim, the church of the Holy Father (1872), the church of the Holy Father (1872), the church of the Holy Father (1873-1905), the church of the Holy Father (Orça). There is the Mausoleum of Abu Derda, which is said to belong to His Holiness Abu Derda, the Church of St. Nicholas (1319), the Martyrdom of Amasra Little Hill.