Turkey Central Anatolia Kayseri

Known for its wealth of historic sites and museums, this vibrant Turkish city is home to the famous culinary treat manti.

Wander through this exciting city, taking in the local atmosphere and admiring the beautiful old architecture.

Set in one of the world's first medical training schools, this elegant museum exhibits Seljuk artistry, culture and history.

Built by the world-renowned Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan, this beautiful old mosque is a significant piece of Kayseri's heritage.

With slides and pools of varying sizes, this exciting water park promises a fun day to both adults and children.

With artifacts dating back to the Bronze Age, this excellent archaeological museum boasts pieces from throughout ancient history.

Dedicated to the history and culture of the region, the museum houses various artifacts, including some dating to the Bronze Age.

At the heart of the city stands this ancient citadel, dated to the 5C, and surrounded by remains of its impressive walls.

Anaturk stayed in this house in the early 20C, and the building was restored and preserved in honor of his visit.

Escape the bustle of the city and go for a stroll in this quiet park, admiring the trees and flower beds.

Learn all about local history and culture at this excellent ethnography museum, set in a 15C mansion.

Built in the 13C as a tomb for Mahperi Hunat Hatun, this structure also still features a Turkish bath.

Visit this beautiful old church whose foundation dates to the 12C to admire its ornate interior and appreciate its history.