Trabzon, located on the Black Sea coast of Turkey, is a city famous for its historical and natural beauties. Trabzon is a destination that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year with its thousands of years of history, nature with every shade of green and rich cultural heritage.
History and Culture
Trabzon has been an important harbour city throughout history. Known as "Trapezunt" during the Eastern Roman Empire, the city also played an important role during the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. Historical buildings such as Hagia Sophia Museum, Sumela Monastery, Trabzon Castle reflect the rich history of the city. In addition, Trabzon, where traces of different cultures are found, attracts attention with various festivals, traditional dances and handicrafts.
Natural Beauties
Trabzon's natural beauties are also awe-inspiring. Trabzon is a favourite of nature lovers with its plateaus, cascades and deep valleys where you can see every shade of green. Places such as Uzungol, Ayder Plateau and Zigana Mountain are ideal routes for those who want to explore the unique natural beauties of the city.
Local Flavours
Trabzon cuisine is also rich and delicious. Dishes prepared from fresh seafood of the Black Sea reflect the gastronomic diversity of the city. Local delicacies such as anchovy pilaf, corn bread, kuymak and laz pastry enrich Trabzon's culinary culture.
