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Mardin; With its historical and touristic places, culture and atmosphere of tolerance, it ranks first in the list of places to visit. The ancient city, which has a rich sociological structure, is a location where religions meet. In addition, Mardin cuisine offers unique tastes to the palates. If you ask what to eat in Mardin, let's say that there are very delicious alternatives! If you are looking for places to visit in Mardin, there are dozens of historical buildings. Here are the places that must be seen in Mardin...
1. Mardin Houses
Mardin houses exhibit the magnificence of stonework. Stone houses built of yellow limestone offer a cool environment in summer. Mardin stone houses, the ancient inhabitants of the narrow streets on the slopes of Mazı Mountain, create a special background for photographic framing.
2. Mardin Castle
Mardin Castle, whose history dates back to the 10th century, is also known as the "Eagle's Nest". The castle, which is strategically located, has been used to protect the people in many civilizations. With its history, scenery and magnificence, it is definitely on the list of places to visit in Mardin.
3. Deyrulzafaran Monastery
Deyrulzafaran Monastery, built by Assyrians in the 5th century AD, is 4 kilometers away from Mardin. The monastery, which is a rare work with its plain view and mosaics, was the residence of the patriarchs until the 1930s. Visitors to the monastery can also have the privilege of seeing a historical Syriac Bible. By the way, among the places to see in Mardin is the Mor Gbariel Monastery (Deyrulumur Monastery) located in the Tur Abdin Plateau.
4. Kasimiye Madrasah
Kasimiye Madrasah, an exceptional example of Artuqid stonework, was built in the 15th century. The madrasah, whose construction was left unfinished due to the Mongol invasion, impresses with its architecture and magnificence. There is also the Al Jazeera Art Museum in the madrasah. According to the rumor; Kasım Pasha was killed in the courtyard of the madrasah. His sister rubbed the pasha's bloody shirt against the wall. It is stated that traces of blood on the wall can be seen when water is poured. On the other hand, among the places to see in Mardin are Zincirye Madrasah, Altunboğa Madrasah and Savur Kapı Madrasah.
5. Ulu Mosque
The Ulu Mosque in the Mardin bazaar is the oldest mosque in the city. One of the minarets in the mosque with two minarets has survived to the present day. The mosque, which gained its current appearance in 1967, appeals to four major denominations. On the minaret of the mosque, the names of the 10 companions (Asherah-i Mubashsharah) heralded with paradise are written. The Şehidiye Mosque in Mardin is also a must see.
6. Revaklı Bazaar
In the Revaklı Bazaar, you can find local handcrafted products. The porticoes that give the bazaar its name is divided into two as "Sipahiler" and "Tellaklar". There are shops behind the porticoes.
7. Midyat Caves
Midyat is the most visited district of Mardin. In the district, which has many historical buildings from stone houses to churches, there are also fascinating caves. Among these, Linveyri Healing Cave is the most visited cave.
