The most practical complete travel guide to the city of Saffron City

The city of Safranbolu, located in central Anatolia, Turkey, covers an area of approximately 1000 square kilometers and has an elevation of 485 meters. The name of the town comes from saffron and the Greek word for city-state. The old town area still preserves the houses and buildings from the Ottoman period, including private museums, mosques, cemeteries, historical fountains, Turkish baths, clock towers, sundials, and hundreds of houses. After restoration, it was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1994.

Kaymakamlar Museum House - an official residence museum

The official residence museum is located in the Market District (Çarşı), which has many exquisite houses, and was once the residence of an army colonel with typical Ottoman house features. Climbing up the wooden stairs to the top floor, visitors can see replicated living scenes. Opening hours are usually from 9:00 to 19:00 (sometimes closed in winter), and admission costs TL2-2.5.

Jun Ji Post Station Cinci Han Hotel

Junji Inn was originally an old post house, now transformed into a hotel and tourist attraction. This 17th-century building used to accommodate merchants on their travels and takes up a large portion of the old city center with its three floors. Climbing up to the roof provides a breathtaking view, so don't miss it.

Hidirlik Hill

Hederleuk Mountain is an open attraction with no restrictions, so you can enjoy climbing to your heart's content. At the top of the mountain, you can enjoy the special architectural scenery of Fanhonghua City, as well as the beautiful scenery. This is also the best place to watch the sunset.

Mansion of Asmazlar with a Pool

Asmazlar Mansion with a water pool, located on the north of the market area's center, near a three-way intersection, is a carefully restored house that has become a hotel. The delicate indoor water pool is used to cool down the rooms and is worth visiting and staying.