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Mardin GUIDE

Don't just reach, explore.

Mardin's stone structures and terraced urban texture are suitable for exploring on foot. Stops around the centre, such as Deyrulzafaran and Dara, open to the wider history geography of the city. You can balance car routes with walks in the old city.

01Historic and cultural landmark

Deyrulzafaran Manastırı

The Deyrulzafaran Monastery is located at a point 4 kilometers east of Mardin, dominated by the Plain of Mardin. The Monastery, which consists of three floors, is different from the 5th century.
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02Historic and cultural landmark

Dara Antik Kenti

Dara Ancient City is located in the village of Oğuz, 30 kilometers southeast of Mardin, one of the most important settlements in Upper Mesopotamia...
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03Historic and cultural landmark

Kasımiye Medresesi

The construction of m edresah, which has survived with its perfect structure to this day, began in Artuklu Period and the reigning ruler of Akkoyun, Cihangiroglu, in the period of November Padishah...
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04Selected place to visit

Abdüllatif Camii / Latifiye Camii

Abdüllatif Mosque, also known as Latifiye Mosque, is located in the south of the Republic Area in the center of Mardin. In 1371, Melik Salih, one of the Sultans of Artuklu, and...
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Artuklu Kervansarayı

Artuklu Caravansarai, which was built in 1275 as a caravansaray in the Artuklu Period, was used as a school before the Republic and in subsequent years the Mungan family and...
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Bakırcılar Çarşısı

This bazaar is also called the "Winners' Bazaar", where the kitchen utensils used in Mardin were made up of copper, which is close to the entire set of dishes.
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