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Gaziantep is the sixth most populous city in Turkey. It has a richly varied culture scene with many museums, mosques, and parks. Its main attractions include Zeugma Mosaic Museum, Coppersmith Bazaar, Gaziantep Zoo, Gaziantep Museum of Archaeology, Gaziantep Castle, Gaziantep Botanical Park, Boyaci Mosque, and much more.

Referred to as "The City of Museums," Gaziantep is also known for making the best sweets in the country, especially pistachio baklava.

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Gaziantep, Turkey

Gaziantep Panorama by Travel Aficionado

Gaziantep is the sixth most populous city in Turkey. It has a richly varied culture scene with many museums, mosques, and parks. Its main attractions include Zeugma Mosaic Museum, Coppersmith Bazaar, Gaziantep Zoo, Gaziantep Museum of Archaeology, Gaziantep Castle, Gaziantep Botanical Park, Boyaci Mosque, and much more.
City Center, Gaziantep

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Zeugma Mosaic Museum, Gaziantep

Roman mosaic by gordontour
Gaziantep Citadel

Gaziantep Castle by Andreas Kontokanis
Gaziantep Toy Museum

Gaziantep museum by Natalie Sayin
Coppersmith Bazaar, Gaziantep

Spice Bazaar - Gaziantep City - Turkey by Esin Üstün
Gaziantep Zoo

At the zoo by Esin Üstün
Gaziantep War Museum

War dance by Robert Hutton
Gaziantep Museum of Archaeology

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Hasan Suzer Ethnography Museum, Gaziantep

Ethnographic Museum Gaziantep by Verity Cridland
Emine Gogus Culinary Museum, Gaziantep

gaziantepspices by unionpearl
Gaziantep City Museum

Mosaics of Ancient Zeugma of Commagene by voyageAnatolia.blogspot.com
Gaziantep Botanical Park

IMG_0147 by ali_riza
Medusa Glass Works Museum, Gaziantep

Irresistable by Nurettin Mert AYDIN
Boyaci Mosque, Gaziantep

minaret, gaziantep, turkey.JPG by Bora Gurel
Kurtulus Mosque, Gaziantep

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