Yalova Center

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The first settlements in Yalova were built in prehistoric times BC. It is around 3000. In this ancient settlement known as Bitinya BC. The Hittites in 2000 BC. In 1200, the Phrygians dominated. This campus, where Yalova is located, is BC. In 74, it came under the rule of the Romans. After the separation of the Roman Empire in 395, Yalova fell under the rule of the Byzantine Empire. Yalova came under the sovereignty of the Ottoman Empire only in 1326.

Yalova Center, which is on the coast of the Marmara Sea, attracts a great deal of attention in the summer months as can be predicted with this feature. Waterfalls and lakes in the forests, which are perfect for nature sports enthusiasts, make hiking routes unique. The mountains are beautiful to please nature photographers. We recommend you to experience its magnificent nature day and night with the camping areas. In addition, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who loves Yalova very much, has three houses here.

Yalova Central Hotels

Yalova Center especially It is very popular in summer due to its proximity to İstanbul and its beaches. To discover the magnificent natural and historical beauties of Yalova Center, you can visit our HotelForex.com website as soon as possible to examine the most suitable Yalova Center hotel prices and negotiate with hotels as a privilege that HotelForex.com offers you.  

Places to See and Visit in Yalova Center  

Yalova Atatürk Mansion (Walking Mansion): In 1929, at Atatürk's request is a two-storey mansion built in the district of Termal It has settled in the heart of Atatürk with its healing natural resources and lush nature. This mansion, which was built in a short period of thirty eight days, was given to the presidency. Most of the items in the mansion were brought from Dolmabahçe Palace. The pavilion was used as the Presidential residence until 1981. It was renovated on this date and then opened to visitors as a museum with the items inside.

Yalova Open Air Museum: This museum, which is an open air museum, was opened on 29 October 2003. The honor stones, tomb steles, columns, column heads and sarcophagi of the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods exhibited in the Yalova Open Air Museum will enchant those who visit the museum.

Elmalık Castle: Construction Although this castle, whose year and by whom it was built, cannot be seen from the village; When viewed from the Sea of Marmara, it appears before the guests with all its majesty.

Stone Bridge: Despite all the investigations, the date of construction and by whom it has not been found. However, it is thought to have a history of more than 400 years. Kılıç Stream flows under the still used Stone Bridge, with its enchanting beauty, it can be seen that the half-circle legs of the bridge are made of cut stones.

Black Church: It is estimated that it was built on an ancient Roman temple. The Black Church was first used as a water structure in the Roman period; It was converted into a church in the Byzantine period. Its remarkable architecture is that it was made in the form of a Greek cross using rubble stone and red brick. Above the junction points of these cross arms, it has a dome with eight windows made of round and tower shape.

Karaca Arboretum: Karaca Arboretum, established by Hayrettin Karaca, is home to many plant species. These plants are not only used by botanists; It attracts a great deal of attention from tourists as well, with its nature surrounded by iris gardens, herb gardens, bonsai plant collections and rose gardens. Studies have revealed that there are five thousand different woody plants in the region.

What to Eat in Yalova?

Although Yalova Sütlüüsü is the most striking local flavor of the region, Yalova Soup, Pavli, Papara, Egg Tiridi, Lalanga and Meçavçevi are also among the tastes that should be tried.