History and Culture of Zonguldak
Zonguldak is a city built on coal, and its history is unlike any other on the Black Sea.

Zonguldak is a city built on coal, and its history is unlike any other on the Black Sea.

Tokat has been a crossroads for most of its history, a place where the routes between the Black Sea, central Anatolia, and the east have always met.

Mugla has a way of being overlooked by history books even though it has been lived in for thousands of years.

Afyonkarahisar is a city whose name is a history lesson.

Ordu looks like a young city, its waterfront rebuilt and its hills covered in modern houses, but the coast it stands on has been traveled, traded and settled for millennia.

Elazig is a young city with an ancient heart.

Aydin is a province that history never quite left alone.

TekirdaÄŸ looks like a quiet provincial city, but its history connects it to some of the grandest stories of the eastern Mediterranean.

UÅŸak looks like an unremarkable provincial city, but its history is anything but.

Mardin is more than a beautiful town: it is a living archive of the civilizations that have passed through southeastern Anatolia.

KahramanmaraÅŸ is a city whose history is written into its name: kahraman, heroic, was added in 1973 to honor the city’s resistance during the Turkish War of Independence.

Balıkesir is a province where history is written in the landscape: a Persian satrapy on a lake shore, Byzantine villages on the mountain, Ottoman market towns on the plains, and the footprints of the War of…
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