[2025 Safranbolu Attraction] Travel Guide for Cinci Hamam (Updated Aug)

Millennium Texture of World Heritage Safranbolu is located in central Anatolia, Turkey, and was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1994. This small town built on the hill has completely preserved the old mosque built in 1322, the early Ottoman buildings such as the Cesme Turkish Bath, and there are more than 2,000 wooden houses. The red tiles, white walls and steep stone roads form a unique three-dimensional landscape. In the morning, climbing the Hidellik Hill, you can see the layers of red-roofed buildings in the morning mist and the smoke from cooking in the distance, as if traveling back to the silk trade era in the 17th century. Three must-experience scenes 1. Architectural tour: Strolling through the Carsi district, the wooden carved window lattices of the Ottoman Army Lieutenant Colonel's Mansion and the dome murals of the Sinsi Public Bath are amazing. The caravan station has been converted into a hotel, and the century-old walnut tree in the courtyard bears witness to the history of business travel. 2. Market roaming: The market every Saturday brings together saffron, handmade copperware and rose fudge. It is recommended to taste the clay pot grilled meat at the Orbac Safran Lezzet Sofrasi restaurant. The moment the waiter knocks open the clay pot, the aroma of meat and the smoke of fruit wood will hit your nose. 3. Cultural immersion: The restored 19th-century shop scene in the city museum, with audio guide, can give you a deeper understanding of traditional skills such as iron forging. If it is autumn, you can participate in the saffron picking festival 22 kilometers east of the city and experience the traditional drying process. Transportation and accommodation guide • Transportation: Take the Metro Turizm bus from Istanbul Esenler Bus Station for about 6 hours, and the ticket price is about 180 liras; drive along the D100 highway, the road conditions are good, but you need to pay attention to the mountain bends. • Accommodation: Cesmeli Konak Garden B&B in Carsi Street is recommended. The Ottoman-style courtyard is equipped with fig trees and grape trellises. The off-season room rate is about 268 liras/night, including traditional breakfast. Local life tips • Shops are closed at noon due to the worship period, so it is recommended to purchase handicrafts in the morning. • When tasting Turkish coffee, you can request a coffee grounds fortune-telling service. • The gravel road is slippery during the rainy season, so be sure to wear non-slip shoes. #7月好去处2025

It's not just Cappadocia and Istanbul! Turkey still has a lot to offer🇹🇷✨ This time, we'll introduce 3 recommended tourist spots that will make you want to go a little further! 🧳 ⸻ ♨️ 1. Pamukkale A fantastic piece of natural art where hot springs flow into pure white limestone terraces. You can also enjoy a natural spa experience where you can walk barefoot♨️ 📍About an hour's drive from Denizli Airport 💰Admission fee: About 600 yen ⸻ 🌊 2. Antalya A popular resort in southern Turkey! A versatile spot with beaches, old towns, and cafes♡ 📍Available at Antalya Airport 🏖Time required: 2-3 days recommended ⸻ 🏡 3. Safranbolu A World Heritage town with Ottoman architecture. The nostalgic atmosphere makes it perfect for photos◎ 📍3-4 hours by bus from Ankara or Istanbul 💰Free to walk around town/200-400 yen admission fee for some facilities ⸻ 📌 Go beyond the classics and enjoy a deeper trip to Turkey♡ Save the places you like✈️✨ #TurkeyTrip #Pamukkale #Antalya #Safranbolu #TurkeyTourism #WorldHeritageTour #StunningSpots #PhotogenicTrip #GirlsTripPlan #FamilyTripPlan #CharmOfTurkey #MiddleEastTrip #LimeTerraces #TurquoiseBlue #OttomanArchitecture #ExoticAtmosphere #WalkingTownTrip #MediterraneanResort #TravelRecord #TravelBookmark #WantToConnectWithPeopleWhoLoveTravel #StunningSpots #OverseasTravelRecord #WorldHeritageCity #OldStreetStreet #NextTripCandidate #VisitingPhotogenicSpots #RelaxingTrip #CulturalExperience #RecommendedToSave

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Safranbolu is a famous tourist city in Türkiye, with thousands of tourists coming here for sightseeing and vacation every day. This time I will introduce a travel guide to Saffron City. The reason why Saffron City is called Saffron City is because there are many saffron flowers here. It is named after saffron. It is a must-pass place on the ancient Silk Road. . There are three highlights here 1️⃣ The Cincy Public Baths, built in 1654, were originally used for Muslims to purify themselves during worship. Later, they were opened to the public. After bathing, you can go to the nearby mosque named after Kupuru Muhammad Pasha to pray. 2️⃣The History Museum was built in 1904. It has three floors. The first floor shows the lifestyle of the people of the Flower City in history, the second floor is the history of urban changes, and the third floor is the traditional costumes of the Ottoman period. 3️⃣Hedelek Hill, only 15 minutes walk, overlooking the entire Safranbolu City, with white walls and red tiles at the corner of the hill, of different heights If you walk up there in the evening, you will see the sunset and the mottled old houses shining with a still clear exotic beauty. In addition, you must taste the coffee made from saffron, and then stroll through the city of Saffron, which is a story of the time of a small town.

Coming to Safranbolu is like traveling back to the golden age of the Ottoman Empire. This town is famous for its well-preserved old Ottoman buildings and has been listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. Walking into the old town, every step is full of traces of history. Strolling in the Çarşı (market area), the narrow cobblestone streets are lined with old houses with white walls and red tiles. Every wooden window and every balcony tells a story of the past. There are various traditional handicraft shops here, selling saffron spices, Turkish tea sets, copper carvings, and the most famous local dessert, Lokum, which is sweet with a hint of saffron fragrance, making people unable to resist buying a box! Going further, you will come to the famous Cinci Han, which was a caravan station in the 17th century. Merchants on the Silk Road would rest here. Now it has been turned into a traditional hotel and cafe. It is really amazing to sit here and drink a cup of Turkish coffee and feel the historical atmosphere! If you love history and culture, the old town of Safranbolu is definitely a dream journey through time and space, waiting for you to explore! 📍Attractions to visit: Old Town of Safranbolu, Çarşı, Cinci Han, Clock Tower, Saffron House #Safranbolu #Ottoman architecture #World Cultural Heritage #Historical town #Turkey travel #Old town roaming #Travel check-in #2月好地方2025

Here is a travel guide for Safranbolu, Türkiye: 1. Basic Information • Location: Located in central Anatolia, Türkiye, about 200 km from the capital Ankara. • Features: Named after the cultivation and trade of saffron, it is a must-see on the ancient Silk Road and has many well-preserved Ottoman buildings. 2. Transportation • There are direct buses from Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, and other places to Safranbolu. • It takes about 5 hours to drive from Istanbul to Safranbolu, and about 3 hours from Ankara to Safranbolu. 3. Main Attractions 1. Safranbolu Old Town: Known as a World Cultural Heritage Site, you can visit private museums, mosques, historical fountains, Turkish baths, bell towers, sundials, etc. 2. Hıdırlık Tepesi: A high point for viewing, you can overlook the entire Safranbolu. 3. Pasha Mosque: Located in the Carsi district, it has a strong religious atmosphere and magnificent architecture. 4. Cinci Hamam: Built in 1654, it has a long history and you can experience traditional Turkish bathing culture. 5. History Museum: Displays the historical changes and traditional costumes of Safranbolu. 4. Food Recommendations • Turkish Coffee: The unique preparation method makes the taste very unique. • Grilled Lamb: A local specialty, worth a try. • Saffron Pastries, Saffron Tea: Made with the famous local saffron, with a unique flavor. 5. Accommodation Suggestions • The old town has the best-preserved Ottoman-style houses, mostly wooden structures, so most of them are homestays, cheap and with a unique lazy style. • The new town is located 2 km west of Carsi, with more hotels and moderate prices. 6. Tips • The town has cobblestone roads, which are not convenient for walking in high heels, so it is recommended to wear flat shoes. • Take care of your personal belongings, especially in scenic spots and crowded areas. • Try to communicate with the locals to learn more about the local culture and history. I hope this guide will help you better plan your trip and enjoy a pleasant travel time!