In addition to its historical and cultural riches, Amasya draws attention especially with Yalıboyu houses built on the Yeşilırmak coast. Established on the skirts of the Yeşilırmak valley and Mount Harşena, Amasya served as the capital of the kingdom throughout its 8 thousand-year-old history, trained scientists, craftsmen, poets, and became a town where princes were educated. If you want to see an interesting ancient city where the world's most beautiful limes, cherries, peaches and okra are produced, where history and nature coexist, warm and hospitable Amasya awaits you.

Historical places to visit;

Mirrored Cave

Amasya Castle

Seven Swans Bird Sanctuary

Borabay Lake Nature Park

Hazeranlar Mansion

Gokmedrese Mosque

Beyazid Complex

Yaliboyu Houses

Amasya Archeology Museum

Amasya has a rich flora with its ecological structure as well as its historical life and a deep-rooted cultural level, thus rich culinary culture. Each region has its own unique dishes.

A transitional climate prevails in Amasya between the Black Sea climate and the Continental climate. It is not as dry as the continental climate and not as rainy as the Black Sea climate in summers. The winters are not as mild as the Black Sea climate and as harsh as the Black climate.