The Way of the Princes

The Way of the Princes It is one of the ideal options to witness the historical and cultural values of Amasya. Don't forget to add this historic building and its complex to your list for an unforgettable cultural itinerary in Amasya! Among Amasya's other must-see buildings The clock tower of Amasya Houses along the Amasya Gorge This is v. and e The castle of Amasya Harshena We suggest you check out our stops as well. If you want to know more about Amasya. What Can Be Done? Where Does It Stay? and ... Where's Yenir? You can also check out our pages.

The princes are on their way.

About the Way of the Princes, Amasya, called the 'City of Princes', is located on Ziya Pasha Boulevard in the Central District. This title comes from the fact that many princes were sent to Amasya for training. Princes who successfully completed their education had the opportunity to ascend to the Ottoman throne in later times. In order to preserve this historical heritage and revive tourism, the Municipality of Amasya has placed the busts of the princes on the hiking trail on the edge of the Green River. Although this road was formerly known as the Promenant Tourist Area, it is now called the Princess Road. It is located about 2 km from the center. Along the way, seeing busts of historical figures who served as princes in Amasya will give you a closer look at Ottoman history.

The Amasians were the Roman M. I., the famous geographer and author of 'Geography.' Oh, my God. They didn't forget that Strabo, the first-century traveler, was their sister, and they erected a statue in his honor. They didn't forget that Strabo, the traveler of the century, was their sister, and they erected a statue in her honor. In addition to the Ottoman princes, there is a statue of Strabo. With its unique historical texture, this hiking trail completes its historical atmosphere with views of historic Ottoman houses and the Rock Tombs of the Kings of Pontus. Along the Princess Road. On the banks of the Greening River It's possible to eat in historic mansions or, in good weather, taste delicacies like corn, ice cream, cotton helva from traveling vendors. If you ever make it to Amasya, Walking on the Princess Road We recommend that you do not neglect to do so.

Where's the Princes' Road?

Where's the Princes' Way? The Princes' Way is located on Ziya Pasha Boulevard in the Central District, home to Amasya's historical and cultural riches.

How do you get to the Princes' Way?

How do you get to the Princes' Way? To go to the Way of the Princes, one must first go to Amasya. Some of the most common ways to get to Amasya are as follows:

• The public transport:
  - The buses; Amasya is connected to the main road network of Turkey. Amasya can be reached by bus from many of our provinces. There is also a bus stop in the city near the Princes' Tour Road.
  - The plane; Amasya Merzifon Airport can be reached from many cities. It's about 40 kilometers from the city center. There are buses and taxis at the airport.
  - The train; You can get to Amasya by train from some of the major cities in Turkey. However, rail transport is more limited than air and road transport, and routes may vary.
• The taxi: There are many taxis in Amasya. It is possible to go to taxi stops or use taxi applications to call a taxi. Taking a taxi to the Princes' Way can be a quick and convenient option.
• Special vehicle: If you have rented a car or have your own car, it is quite easy to get to the Princes' Way using GPS or maps. The distance between Amasya Ankara and the highway is 320 km. Amasya is 672 km from Istanbul on the E 80. Amasya is 131 km from Samsun.

Before you go to Amasya, you can compare transport options to make your travel plan and choose the one that suits you best. Whether you prefer to travel by air, by road or by train, we recommend that you remember to make your reservations and check your itinerary information before travelling.

Places to visit around the Princes' Trail

Places to visit around the Princes' Way They are:

• II White Mosque and Qulliyyah: The Ottoman Sultan II. This mosque and ashram, built by Bayezid, is one of the historical and architectural beauties of Amasya. The mosque stands out for its original design.
• The Mehmet Pasha Mosque: This mosque in Amasya is a beautiful work of the Ottoman Period. It impresses visitors with its architecture and decorations.
• The mosque of Yarguç Pasha: Built in the 15th century, this mosque bears traces of the Ottoman period. Built in the 20th century, this mosque bears traces of the Ottoman period. The stonework and decorations are quite impressive.
• The Silver Mosque: Located in Gümüşlü Mahallesi, this mosque is one of the important religious buildings of the period and is famous for its eye-catching decorations.
• The Castle of Amasya: Located in the center of the city, this castle is the symbol of Amasya. The old buildings inside the historic castle and the view are an attractive place for visitors.
• The natural park of Lake Boraboy: Lake Boraboy Nature Park, one of Amasya's natural beauties, is a great place for picnics, nature hikes, and bird watching.
• The Archaeological Museum of Amasya: This museum, an ideal place to learn about the history and archaeology of Amasya, contains antiquities and prehistoric finds.
• The Amasya Museum: Located in the city center, this museum exhibits the cultural heritage of Amasya. It contains important works on ancient Turkish handicrafts and the history of Amasya.
• Sheikh Hamdullah Writing History and Husn-i Hat Museum: This museum is an important source for those who want to study the works of Sheikh Hamdullah, one of the great masters of Turkish calligraphy, and calligraphy.

In Amasya, you can explore the historical and cultural richness of the city and enjoy the beautiful scenery by visiting these places along the Princes' Way.