The tour starts here with important informations about the museum.

A symbol of Gaziantep's resilience and rich history. Learn about the castle's role during the War of Independence and its historical significance for the city.

Şirvani Mosque – A beautiful 17th-century mosque known for its serene atmosphere and classical Ottoman architecture.

Hisvahan – Discover the unique architectural features of this historical han, or inn, a relic from the city's vibrant trade history.

Zeytinhan and Millethan – These historic inns showcase the once-thriving commercial heart of Gaziantep, highlighting the traditional merchant lifestyle.

İmam Çağdaş Restaurant (Exterior) – Famous for its traditional Antep cuisine, this stop provides insight into local food culture, particularly Antep's culinary pride, baklava and kebabs.

Zincirli Bedesten (Bazaar) – Walk through this historic covered market, known for its authentic Turkish goods, handicrafts, and vibrant ambiance.

Coppersmith Bazaar – Experience the artisanship of coppersmiths at work, a skill passed down through generations, reflecting the craftsmanship central to Gaziantep's identity.

Tahmis Coffeehouse – Established in the 17th century, this historical coffeehouse has served as a social gathering place for centuries. Guests can learn about the importance of coffee culture in Turkey.

Almacı Market – A lively market with an array of spices, dried fruits, and local specialties, representing Gaziantep’s reputation as a culinary capital.

Gaziantep Yeni Çarşı – This newer bazaar offers a unique perspective on how the city balances tradition and modernity.

Balıklı Square – Named for its fish-filled pools, this picturesque square provides a scenic view of Gaziantep’s public spaces and lifestyle.

Cinema Square – Once a popular cultural hub, Cinema Square now embodies the city's blend of traditional and modern entertainment.

Martyrs' Monument – A solemn memorial honoring those who sacrificed their lives for Gaziantep’s independence, especially during the War of Independence.

Kendirli Church – This historical church highlights the city's diverse cultural and religious past, adding depth to Gaziantep's heritage.

Kurtuluş Mosque – Formerly an Armenian church, this mosque symbolizes the city’s layered history and adaptation over time.

Bey District – Walk through this neighborhood with traditional Ottoman-style houses, providing a window into Gaziantep’s architectural heritage and social history.

Çınarlı Mosque – Known for its impressive architectural style, this mosque offers a glimpse of Ottoman religious architecture.

Democracy Square – End the tour at this significant square, a place where residents gather to celebrate and honor national unity and values.