Welcome to Kastamonu, a city that blends the lush green nature of the Black Sea with the rich history of Anatolia. With a history spanning thousands of years, the city offers visitors a rich exploration route with its historical mansions, mosques, complexes, castles, and traditional way of life.
Kastamonu Castle, overlooking the city center, the historical Nasrullah Square, and the Şeyh Şaban-ı Veli Complex are important landmarks reflecting the city's cultural identity. Outside the city center, you'll encounter the forests, canyons, and waterfalls of the Küre Mountains. Valla Canyon, Horma Canyon, and Ilıca Waterfall, in particular, offer unique views for those wishing to explore Kastamonu's impressive natural beauty up close. Cide and İnebolu on the Black Sea coast combine historical texture with the sea and nature.
Kastamonu also boasts a vibrant culture with its wooden handicrafts, traditional mansions, and rich regional cuisine. Spanning from history to nature, from mountains to the Black Sea coast, Kastamonu is one of Anatolia's tranquil yet richer cities as you explore it.
