It's Called Susanoğlu (Corasium).

The ancient Anamurium

The House of the Six Gates

The lighthouse

The Mamure Bath

The bloody couch

The place where Korykos learns

The Pit of Hell

The Fall of Paradise

Mosaic of the Three Beauties and the Bath of Poimenios

The coconut (Porto Calamie)

Where's the loneliness?

It's called Susanoğlu (Corasium)

The historical remains of the Black Sea

Mersin Gallery of Fine Arts

The suitcase

This is Mersin Marina

It's the 100th anniversary of the Silver Sands. It's the year of the Silver Sands

The Carbozhi Ski Center

The body of a forty-something

The Houses of Tarsus

The Old Hamam of Shahmeran

It's called Susanoğlu (Corasium).

The ancient name of Susanoğlu, which is today a resort town, is Corasium, at the 15th kilometer of the Silifke-Mersin highway. The ancient name of Susanoğlu, which is today a resort town, is Corasium. The city of the late Roman period was founded by the governor of Isauria, Flavius Uranius (367 - 375).

The ancient name of Susanoğlu, which is today a resort town, is Corasium, at the 15th kilometer of the Silifke-Mersin highway. The ancient name of Susanoğlu, which is today a resort town, is Corasium. The city of the late Roman period was founded by the governor of Isauria, Flavius Uranius (367 - 375). The inscription found on the main entrance to the west of the city, which was once completely surrounded by walls, reads: "While our princes lived under the rule of Valentinian, Valens and Gratian, the famous governor of the province of Isauria, Flavius Uranius, had this desolate place built according to his own taste, at his own expense". There are two separate necropolises, churches, baths, and the remains of a hermitage in the ancient city, which is shaped like an arch around an ancient sheep.