Kastamonu, once an important city during the Ottoman era in Anatolia, is famed for its dense forests and historic Byzantine castles. The Atabey Mosque, one of Kastamonu’s oldest religious sites, dates back to the 12th century, while the Mahmut Bey Mosque is renowned for its intricate 15th-century wooden carvings. Visitors have the opportunity to admire the charming architecture and delve into the town’s deep historical roots.
Nature lovers will appreciate that the Ilgaz National Park is located just a 39-mile drive from Kastamonu. This park provides excellent amenities for winter activities like skiing and ski lodging, surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Besides winter sports, guests can partake in hiking, mountain biking, and cycling throughout the park. Additional attractions include the Ilgarini Caves near Cide village, the Alinca Underground Cave at Kure village, and the International Equestrian Tourism Center located in Daday.
Inebolu, a classic town along the Black Sea coast, showcases traditional Turkish architectural styles surrounded by lush greenery. To the east, travelers can visit other well-known destinations like Abana and Cide.
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