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Hagia Sophia Mosque
The Hagia Sophia Mosque is located 4 km west of the center of Trabzon, and was built between 1238 and 1263 AD, and it is clear that it was influenced by the Seljuk designs, while the murals and mosaic floors take on the Constantinople style that prevailed at the time, the building was converted into a mosque officially after the conquest The Ottoman Empire in 1461 CE, and was later used as a storage place for ammunition, in addition to being used as a hospital by the Russians.
Lake Oz Gul
Ozone Gul is actually located outside Trabzon, but it is close enough to be visited by tourists heading to Trabzon, nicknamed the long lake; because it is one of the longest and deepest lakes in the region, it can be dived in for fans of this sport, the visitor can also spend a night in the area to enjoy its beautiful beauty and watch the sunset At the lake.
Sumela Monastery
Sumela Monastery is located in a very steep area and overlooks stunning natural scenery over Altendiri National Park, which is one of the most important tourist attractions in Trabzon. It was built as a Greek Orthodox church in 386 AD, and its height reaches 3937 meters.
Kuchko Ataturk Museum
The Kushko Ataturk Museum is an attractive place for tourists in Trabzon, which is a Greek country house that was built in 1890 AD, designed by an italyn architect, in which Mustafa Kemal Ataturk lived in 1924 AD, and the house became a museum with a collection of monuments in 1987 AD.
The city of Trabzon
Trabzon is a large port in Turkey, surrounded by the high peaks of the Pontic Mountains that extend along the coast, Trabzon was established in the early eighth century BC by the Greeks who were settlers in it; and the city soon prospered due to the commercial movement of the Persians who were passing to the White Sea Average among them, and there are many attractions for tourists.
