The route of Amasra

Amasra is known as the pearl of the Black Sea. It is a paradise of unspoiled natural beauty and living historical remains of the past.

The route of Amasra

Amasra is known as the pearl of the Black Sea. It is a paradise of unspoiled natural beauty and living historical remains of the past.

The tree that cries
The tree that cries

The Weeping Tree, the Weeping Tree in Boztepe, and the tea garden inside it are named after the area. Well, ...

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Top to look at
Top to look at

Bakac Hill, which shows all the beauty of Amasra, reaches a very high number of visitors in the summer. The ...

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Amasra Beach (also known as Chakras Beach)
Amasra Beach (also known as Chakras Beach)

It's a mile and a half long. It has all the accommodation options around it, and it can meet your ...

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Chile with a hole
Chile with a hole

Located in the Amasra district of Bartın ⁇ ın, Delikli Şili has the appearance of a peninsula and is located ...

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The Big Harbor Beach
The Big Harbor Beach

Great Port Beach is a beach located in the Amasra district of Bartın ⁇ . Great Port Beach Amasra has ...

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The Island of Rabbits / Bartin
The Island of Rabbits / Bartin

Rabbit Island is located directly across the Amasra Belt Bridge. On an island with no connection to the mainland, there ...

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This is Ahatlar Nature Park
This is Ahatlar Nature Park

Ahatlar Nature Park is located in the Black Sea region of Turkey, within the borders of the Amasra district of ...

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The Georgian Cave
The Georgian Cave

It is located in the village of Makaracı, Amasra County, 32 kilometers from Bartın ⁇ a. The cave, which is ...

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The Amasra Museum
The Amasra Museum

The Amasra Museum, Amasra's first and only museum, first opened in 1955 in a small room of the town hall, ...

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The Belt Bridge
The Belt Bridge

The Kemere Bridge, one of the most famous symbols of Amasra, has a perfect view of the sea. The bridge, ...

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The beach of Bozköy
The beach of Bozköy

Bozköy Beach is a beach of unique beauty located in the Black Sea region of Turkey, in the district of ...

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From the body
From the body

Located 1.5 km inland from the coast, it dates from the late 1st and 2nd centuries AD. It was made ...

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The Bird Rock Road Monument
The Bird Rock Road Monument

The monument, on the Amasra-Bartin highway, 4 km from Amasra, was built by Gaius Julius Aquila on behalf of the ...

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The Amasra Ancient Theatre
The Amasra Ancient Theatre

The ancient theater, located in the district of Amasra, was built in the Roman Period. The theater is located on ...

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The castle of Amasra
The castle of Amasra

The castle, which has been added to many times over the years, consists of two separate parts. When you come ...

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Amasra is known as the pearl of the Black Sea. It is a paradise of unspoiled natural beauty and living historical remains of the past.

In October 1460, the armies of the Ottoman Empire, led by Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, launched a campaign against Amasra, which had been conquered by the Genoese in the 13th century. In October 1460, the armies of the Ottoman Empire, led by Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, launched a campaign against Amasra, which had been captured by the Genoese. According to legend, when Fatih Sultan Mehmet came to the city on a high hill, he used the following words to express his admiration:

"Lala, lala!, is this the Fountain of Cihan?" and sends a message to the castle: "I do not want to take such a beautiful place by damaging it. Bring me the key of the castle. Oh, my God.

According to the story, the commander of Amasra Castle brings the key to the hill where Fatih is, and the city is taken without a fight.

Amasra, with a promontory extending into the sea, two bays serving as protected ports on either side of the promontory, and independent islands connected to the mainland, is a settlement with a 3,000-year history of Amastris in ancient times, both local arts based on weaving and fishing, and surrounding woodland. Amasra is still a tourist area with original fish restaurants, hotels and boarding houses.

The Bedesteni of Amasra, the Ancient Theatre, the Acropolis, the Necropolis, the Underground Bazaar, the Early Opus Revincium Quays and Drifters, the Ruined Church of the Byzantine Period, the Castle of Amasra, the remains of the Ottoman baths in Amasra, the Arch Bridge of the Byzantine period in Amasra, the Underground Galleries, the Cave of Amasra, the Great Monument on the Bird's Nest of the Roman period, the Castle and the coats of arms, the Church (Fatih Mosque), the Chapel (House of Culture), the Carved Caves and the ruins of the Bedestan are the visible faces of the ancient city. Parts such as the Theater for 5,000 people, the Forum, the Avenue of Honor, the Underground Bazaar, the acropolis and the necropolis are underground.