Historical Sites in Uzungol: Discover the Secrets of Nature

1 Hagia Sophia Museum: This building, built in the 13th century, was used as a church during the Byzantine period and is named "Hagia Sophia". The building, which was used as a mosque during the Ottoman period, now serves as a museum. Trabzon Hagia Sophia Museum not only has remarkable architectural features, but also hosts an important cultural heritage with the mosaics and frescoes it contains. As Grand Çaykaram Hotel, we provide museum services to introduce visitors to the history and cultural heritage of Trabzon.

2 Atatürk Mansion: Trabzon Atatürk Mansion is a historical accommodation facility and museum located in the city of Trabzon in the Black Sea region of Turkey. This mansion, built in the late 19th century, was commissioned by the then Governor of Trabzon, Kâzım Pasha. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk stayed in this mansion during his visits to Trabzon, and the mansion was later turned into a museum in his memory. Trabzon Atatürk Mansion, where Atatürk's rooms and personal belongings are exhibited, offers visitors an important historical document from Turkey's War of Independence period. The mansion also attracts attention with its magnificent view.

3 Boztepe: Trabzon Atatürk Mansion is a historical accommodation facility and museum located in the city of Trabzon in the Black Sea region of Turkey. This mansion, built in the late 19th century, was commissioned by the then Governor of Trabzon, Kâzım Pasha. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk stayed in this mansion during his visits to Trabzon, and the mansion was later turned into a museum in his memory. Trabzon Atatürk Mansion, where Atatürk's rooms and personal belongings are exhibited, offers visitors an important historical document from Turkey's War of Independence period. The mansion also attracts attention with its magnificent view.

4 Sümela Monastery: Sumela Monastery, located in the Maçka district of Trabzon, is one of the most famous and impressive monasteries in Turkey. Located on the hillside, this monastery was built in the 4th century by St. One of Barnabas' students, St. It was founded by Simon. The construction of the monastery was later completed with additions made in the 13th and 14th centuries. Built on a natural cave, the monastery is carved into rocks and decorated with rock paintings. Sumela Monastery served as an important religious and cultural center during the Byzantine period. The monastery contains structures such as churches, chapels, kitchens, guesthouses and libraries. However, it is not used today and serves as a touristic visit point. Sumela Monastery is known as an important landmark of Trabzon and Grand Çaykaram Hotel offers visitors magnificent natural views and historical atmosphere.

5 Uzungöl: Sumela Monastery, located in the Maçka district of Trabzon, is one of the most famous and impressive monasteries in Turkey. Located on the hillside, this monastery was built in the 4th century by St. One of Barnabas' students, St. It was founded by Simon. The construction of the monastery was later completed with additions made in the 13th and 14th centuries. Built on a natural cave, the monastery is carved into rocks and decorated with rock paintings. Sumela Monastery served as an important religious and cultural center during the Byzantine period. The monastery contains structures such as churches, chapels, kitchens, guesthouses and libraries. However, it is not used today and serves as a touristic visit point. Sumela Monastery is known as an important landmark of Trabzon and Grand Çaykaram Hotel offers visitors magnificent natural views and historical atmosphere.

6 Uzungöl Mosque: Uzungöl Mosque, located around Uzungöl, Trabzon's famous tourist attraction, has an important place in the religious and cultural life of the region. Located by the lake, this mosque attracts attention with its wooden architecture and is surrounded by natural beauties. The architecture of the mosque reflects the traditional Trabzon wooden architecture specific to the region. In addition to offering visitors the opportunity to worship, Uzungöl Mosque also attracts attention with its view integrated with the lake and nature. Tourists who come to the region usually visit the mosque and prefer to spend time in a spiritual atmosphere.

7 Trabzon Castle: Trabzon Castle is a historical building located in the heart of Trabzon city center, in the Black Sea region of Turkey. The castle, built by Emperor Justinian I in the 5th century, is an important part of the walls surrounding the city. The castle underwent various repairs and additions during the Byzantine, Komnenian and Ottoman periods. Trabzon Castle is located in a strategic location and was used to protect the city. Today the castle allows visitors to explore the historical fabric and enjoy magnificent panoramic views. The areas around the castle offer visitors the opportunity to get to know the history and cultural heritage of the city more closely. Trabzon Castle, one of the symbols of Trabzon, is an important stopping point for those who are curious about the history and defense structures of the city.