Karagözler, Fevzi Çakmak Cd. No:49, 48300 Fethiye/Muğla, Türkiye
A City Steeped in History, Culture & Trade
Gaziantep is a unique blend of ancient traditions and modern development, making it one of the most historically significant cities in Turkey. As one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements, the city has survived wars, conquests, and empires, yet has always prospered and grown.
The region’s settlements pre-date the Hittite Kingdom, and Gaziantep has been fought over by many civilizations, including:
Each of these cultures has left a rich historical legacy, reflected in architecture, traditions, and ruins scattered throughout the city. The Seljuk Turks later ruled the region, followed by the Ottoman Empire, which maintained order and defense. With the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Gaziantep became part of the modern Turkish Republic, a nation founded by Mustafa Kemal Ataurk.
A Thriving Trade Center
The Culinary Capital of Turkey
Despite urban growth and modernization, Gaziantep remains deeply connected to its historic roots, with numerous museums and cultural sites dedicated to preserving the past.
Museums & Cultural Landmarks
From its ancient ruins to modern industries, world-famous cuisine, and rich cultural heritage, Gaziantep is a city that embraces both the past and the future.
Step into a city where history and modernity coexist, making it one of Turkey’s most fascinating destinations!