Turkey Amasya City Sightseeing Tours

Amasya there is no way to describe and do justice to the natural beauty of the Black Sea, but if you are looking for a place that blends the best of Mother Nature and the history of former civilizations, Amasya seems like a tailor-made destination.Amasya whitewashed, wooden-framed houses overhanging the limpid waters of the Yesilirmak (Green River).

Amasya there is no way to describe and do justice to the natural beauty of the Black Sea, but if you are looking for a place that blends the best of Mother Nature and the history of former civilizations, Amasya seems like a tailor-made destination.Amasya whitewashed, wooden-framed houses overhanging the limpid waters of the Yesilirmak (Green River). Waterwheels turning slowly in the sun.

Amasya there is no way to describe and do justice to the natural beauty of the Black Sea, but if you are looking for a place that blends the best of Mother Nature and the history of former civilizations, Amasya seems like a tailor-made destination.Amasya whitewashed, wooden-framed houses overhanging the limpid waters of the Yesilirmak (Green River). Waterwheels turning slowly in the sun.

Amasya there is no way to describe and do justice to the natural beauty of the Black Sea, but if you are looking for a place that blends the best of Mother Nature and the history of former civilizations, Amasya seems like a tailor-made destination. Amasya whitewashed, wooden-framed houses overhanging the limpid waters of the Yesilirmak (Green River). Waterwheels turning slowly in the sun.

Amasya is one of the cities which has both natural and historical values. It is located in a narrow cleft of the Yesilirmak river, it has a history of 3000 years that many civilizations left priceless remains of their times.

Undoubtedly, the breathtaking natural beauty of the Turkey-Black Sea region is impossible to fully convey. Nevertheless, if you are searching for a destination that seamlessly combines stunning shades of blue and green with the rich history of past civilizations, Amasya is a perfect fit.

The city of Amasya is gorgeously set in a winding river valley, nestled into rocky cliffs on one side, and at the foot of a roll of green mountains on the other.

Amasya is one of the provinces which is distinct both with its natural setup and historical values it holds. 

Amasya is one of the provinces which is distinct both with its natural setup and historical values it holds. It was the homeland of the famous geographer Strabo. Located in a narrow cleft of the Yesilirmak (Iris) river, it has a history of 3000 years during which many civilizations left priceless remains of their times. Hattusha and Yazilikaya that we will visit on the way to Amasya hold a very significante palce for Hittite Civilization.