History and Culture of Edirne
Edirne is a city built on layers of history that most travelers only glimpse.

Edirne is a city built on layers of history that most travelers only glimpse.

Edirne sits in the far northwest of Turkey, where the borders of Greece and Bulgaria meet the Meric River, and its position makes it a natural base for excursions that most travelers never consider.

Edirne is one of the few Turkish cities whose food has a national reputation, and the reason is a single dish: tava cigeri, the fried calf liver that draws visitors from every corner of the country.

Edirne is a compact city, and nearly every stay puts the great mosques within a short walk, which makes choosing a base simpler than in most Turkish cities.

Edirne is one of the most rewarding cities in Turkey precisely because it is so overlooked.

Edirne is the great surprise of Turkish travel: a city that was the capital of the Ottoman Empire, holds one of the finest mosques ever built, and still lives at the pace of a border town on the Meric River.
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