Mardin’s old city is a great destination that a tight budget can afford — the lanes and the terraces and the views cost nothing, the monuments have modest fees, and the city is a working place of the southeast…
Mardin sits in the heart of one of the great cuisines of Turkey — the cooking of the southeast — and the old city is its showcase.
Mardin’s old city is a hillside of golden stone, and the choice of where to stay is essentially a choice of view and position on that hillside: the upper terraces with the grand views over the plain, the middle…
Mardin’s old city is a place where the best experiences are the simplest — walking the golden lanes, sitting on the terraces, and living the rhythm of a town that has been here for thousands of years.
Two days in Mardin’s old city is enough to feel the golden town properly — the terraced lanes and the stone houses, the Great Mosque and the madrasas, the churches and the views over the Mesopotamian plain — and…
Mardin’s old city is one of the most extraordinary places in Turkey — a medieval town of golden stone built on a hillside above the Mesopotamian plain, its houses and its churches and its mosques terraced down…
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