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Trabzon hits different: sea-salt air out front, cloud-draped mountains at your back, and tea terraces stitched between. This guide rounds places to visit in Trabzon—Sumela Monastery clinging to the cliff, mirror-lake Uzungöl, the frescoed Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya), sunset at Boztepe, underground rivers in Çal Cave, the grand Atatürk Köşkü, plus windy alpine yaylas like Hıdırnebi and Ayder (easy day trips). We’ll show you where to wander old town alleys, sip the freshest çay, and hunt down buttery kuymak and crispy hamsi. Best months? May–October for trails and views; bring a light jacket—Black Sea weather loves a plot twist.
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Table of Contents
1) Sumela Monastery
Sümela Monastery, on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List, is a top attraction in Trabzon. Known locally as the Monastery of the Virgin Mary, the historic site is located within the borders of Altındere Village in the Maçka district. Located within the Altındere Valley National Park, Sümela Monastery is 42 kilometers from the city center and 19 kilometers from the town center.
The Greek Orthodox monastery and church complex, located 1,150 meters above sea level, can be visited every day of the week between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Museum Card holders can enter the Sumela Monastery free of charge, but those without a card are charged 450 TL.
Author’s note: It is very important that you wear comfortable shoes when going to Sumela Monastery, so that you can visit this beautiful historical monument more comfortably and safely.
2) Trabzon Castle
Trabzon Castle, located in Trabzon’s city center, is one of the city’s best-preserved historical monuments. Consisting of three distinct sections: the Upper Fortress, the Middle Fortress, and the Lower Fortress, Trabzon Castle stretches from the seashore to the hills beyond the city.
The oldest section of Trabzon Castle’s walls dates back to the 4th century BC, during the Roman period. Rising on ancient Byzantine foundations, Trabzon Castle can be visited free of charge.
3) Atatürk Mansion
The mansion, used by Atatürk during his visits to Trabzon, is located approximately 10 kilometers from the city center. Known as the Atatürk Pavilion, this beautiful building was converted into a museum and opened in 1943. Reflecting the influence of European Renaissance architecture, the Atatürk Pavilion is nestled within a small pine grove in the Soğuksu district.
Atatürk Mansion, one of the must-see places in Trabzon, can be visited every day of the week between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. The entrance fee to Atatürk Mansion, which is not valid with the Museum Card, is 60 TL.
Author’s note: Photography is prohibited inside the Atatürk Mansion. However, you can take plenty of photos outside, enjoying the beautiful views.
4) Hagia Sophia Church
The historic building, formerly the Hagia Sophia Church, now serves as a mosque. Located in the Fatih neighborhood of Trabzon, which once served as a museum, the Hagia Sophia Church stands as one of the best-preserved monuments of the Empire of Trebizond that has survived to the present day. Bearing influences from Byzantine, Georgian, and Seljuk architecture, the Hagia Sophia is a must-see in Trabzon’s city center.
5) Boztepe Observation Deck
Located 3 kilometers southeast of Trabzon city center, Boztepe has been an important religious center since ancient times. Known as Minthrion during the Byzantine and Pontic periods, the hill houses the Church of St. John, the Kaymaklı Monastery, the Dragon Fountain, and the Panagia Theoskepastos (Girls) Monastery.
You can take in the magnificent views of Trabzon from the observation deck at Boztepe in the Araklı district. Access to the terrace is via a pleasant walking path, and there’s a 20 TL per person entrance fee.
6) Kaymaklı (Amenapırgiç) Monastery
The Kaymaklı Monastery, also known as the Amenapırgiç Armenian Church, was once the most important place of worship for Armenians in the Trabzon region. Built in 1424 during the Trabzon Empire, the Kaymaklı Monastery was built by Hoca Sıtepanos Şemsedli (Şemseddin).
Named Kaymaklı Monastery because it once housed a milk fountain, the historic structure now consists of church ruins and a chapel. Among Trabzon’s historic sites, Kaymaklı Monastery is frequently visited by both local and international tourists for its historical and religious character.
Kaymaklı (Amenapırgiç) Monastery location
7) Uzungol
Uzungöl, part of Uzungöl Nature Park, is located in the Uzungöl neighborhood of the Çaykara district. Formed by falling rocks from the slopes that blocked the Haldizen Stream, Uzungöl is considered one of Trabzon’s natural wonders.
Uzungöl, 1,000 meters long and 500 meters wide, is located 100 kilometers from the city center. For more information about Uzungöl, please check out our related content.
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Author’s note: If you’re considering staying in this area to spend more time enjoying the impressive view of Uzungöl, you can stay in the wooden bungalows by the lake and spend time in touch with nature.
8) Karester Plateau
If you’re wondering what to do in Trabzon, the answer is to hike to the plateaus. Located 11 kilometers from Uzungöl (Long Lake), Karester Plateau is a beautiful spot where you can witness Trabzon’s magnificent natural beauty. Embracing every shade of green, Karester Plateau is home to livestock farming. Offering a bird’s-eye view of Uzungöl, Karester Plateau is a must-visit in Trabzon.
Location of the Karester Plateau
9) Altındere Valley National Park
Altındere Valley National Park, home to the Sümela Monastery, is located south of Trabzon. Located in the Eastern Black Sea Mountain Range, Altındere Valley National Park is 48 kilometers from the city center. Thanks to its rich flora and fauna, Altındere Valley National Park boasts high oxygen levels, making it a great place for nature walks.
The Chapel of St. Barbara, which once served as a lookout, is also located within Altındere Valley National Park. With its blend of historical and natural beauty, Altındere Valley National Park is considered a must-see destination in Trabzon.
Altındere Valley National Park location
10) Girls’ Monastery (Panagia Theoskepastos Monastery)
Located at the foothills of Boztepe, the Monastery of Panagia Theoskepastos is also known as the Monastery of the Maidens. Built during the Empire of Trebizond, the Monastery of Panagia Theoskepastos is a women’s monastery. Built on two terraces, the Monastery of the Maidens is surrounded by a high protective wall. Inside the rock church, there are inscriptions and portraits mentioning Alexios III, his wife Theodora, and his mother Irene.
The Kızlar Monastery is open to visitors six days a week, except Mondays, between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. The entrance fee for the Kızlar Monastery, which is not accepted with the Museum Card, is 60 TL.
Location of the Girls’ Monastery (Panagia Theoskepastos Monastery)
11) Trabzon City Museum
The Trabzon City Museum, opened in 2017, preserves the city’s cultural heritage for future generations. The museum provides information on the city’s historical chronology, social life, plateau culture, culinary culture, health history, education history, and economic life.
The Trabzon City Museum, which you can visit every day except Mondays between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM, is not valid with a Museum Pass. Entry to the museum costs 60 TL for a full-service ticket and 20 TL for a discounted student ticket. If you’d like to purchase a narrated headset, you’ll need to pay 100 TL.
12) Trabzon Museum (Kostaki Mansion)
The Kostaki Mansion, now the Trabzon Museum, was built in the early 1900s by banker Kostaki Theophylaktos. The architects were identified as Italian, and most of the materials used in its construction were imported from Italy. The Kostaki Mansion, which boasts a magnificent appearance both inside and out, began serving as the Trabzon Museum in 2001.
Trabzon Museum, which you can visit every day of the week, is free for Museum Card holders. Located in the city center, entrance to the Trabzon Museum is charged 60 TL for those without a Museum Card.
Trabzon Museum (Kostaki Mansion) location
13) Trabzon History Museum
Located in the city center, the Trabzon History Museum provides information about the city, which has a history spanning over 4,000 years. Opened in 2016, the Trabzon History Museum displays 7,800 historical documents and 2,200 photographs.
Located in a historic Turkish house, the Trabzon History Museum is open to visitors every day of the week between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. Museum Cards are not accepted, and entrance fees are 10 TL.
Trabzon History Museum location
14) Vazelon Monastery
The Vazelon Monastery in Trabzon’s Maçka district was built in 270. Located 40 kilometers south of Trabzon city center, the monastery has survived to the present day through various repairs and renovations.
The exterior walls of the Vazelon Monastery are decorated with frescoes depicting heaven, hell, and the Day of Judgment. Located amidst pine trees 7 kilometers west of Kiremitli Village, the Vazelon Monastery is considered one of Trabzon’s must-see historical sites.
15) Little St. Anne’s Church
Located in Trabzon’s city center, the Church of St. Anne is also known as the Church of St. Anna. One of Trabzon’s oldest churches, its inscription states that it was repaired by Basil I in 884 AD. Built on an east-west oriented three-nave basilica plan, the Church of St. Anna is open to visitors free of charge every day of the week between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
Location of Little St. Anne’s Church
16) Trabzon Botanical Park
Trabzon Botanical Park, opened in 2018, is located in the Çamoba neighborhood of Ortahisar. It is the first botanical park in the Black Sea Region. The park includes a hazelnut orchard housing 21 different species, seven workshop buildings, and a herbarium. You can visit Trabzon Botanical Park free of charge and also features restrooms, a prayer room, a playhouse, a restaurant, and teahouses.
Author’s note: You can find safe play areas for your children while walking in Trabzon Botanical Park. There are also rest areas and a cafe in various parts of the park.
Trabzon Botanical Park location
17) Yeni Cuma Mosque
Formerly the Hagios Evgenios Church, the building now serves as the Yeni Cuma Mosque. Dedicated to Eugenios, the savior and patron saint of Trabzon, the exact date of its construction is unknown.
When Trabzon was conquered by the Ottoman Empire in 1461, Mehmet II performed his first prayer here, and for this reason, the religious structure was named Yeni Cuma (New Friday). Converted into a mosque by adding a minaret, the historic building stands out with its stonework and hand-carved decorations.
18) Zagnos Bridge
The Zağnos Bridge, which connects Orta Hisar to Zağnos (Atapark) Square, is thought to have been built during the Roman period. The historic bridge, which also bears traces of the Byzantine period, was repaired by Zağnos Mehmet Pasha in the 15th century.
The Zağnos Bridge, symbolic of the entrance to the historic city from the west, is open to pedestrians and vehicles. A witness to the past, the Zağnos Bridge is among the historical sites to visit in Trabzon.
19) Trabzon Aquarium
The world’s first aquarium inside a tunnel, Trabzon Aquarium was built to connect the Zağnos and Tabakhane Valleys. Opened on May 19, 2022, Trabzon Aquarium is home to a wide variety of fish and amphibians. A delight to visit with your children, Trabzon Aquarium is 193 meters long, 16 meters wide, and 8.5 meters high.
Entrance to Trabzon Aquarium, which you can visit every day of the week between 10:00 and 19:00, costs 100 TL for an adult ticket and 60 TL for a child ticket.
20) İçkale Mosque
The İçkale Mosque, also known as the Yukarı Hisar Mosque or Şirin Hatun Mosque, is located in the city center. The mosque, located in the İçkale Mosque, was built in 1470 in honor of Şirin Hatun, the wife of Sultan Bayezid II, during the time his son, Prince Abdullah, was the Governor of Trabzon. With its simple architecture, the İçkale Mosque is among Trabzon’s recommended places to visit.
21) Trabzon Square Park
Considered one of the city’s most beautiful parks, Trabzon Square Park captivates visitors with its expansive greenery and flower gardens. The park’s central pool and fountain are surrounded by benches, a popular spot for cooling off during the hot summer months. Trabzon Square Park, also used for various cultural events, is surrounded by cafes and restaurants offering food and beverage services.
22) Iskender Pasha Mosque
The İskender Pasha Mosque, a 16th-century Ottoman mosque built in the Ortahisar district, is located in the Ortahisar district. Its original plan, distinguished by its stonework, is similar to the Green Mosque in İznik. While the mosque has lost its original character through renovations over time, its 19th-century Baroque decorations are noteworthy.
Iskender Pasha Mosque location
23) Haçka Plateau
Located at an altitude of 1,800 meters, Haçka Plateau is 20 kilometers from the Düzköy district of Trabzon. Located 40 kilometers from the city center, Haçka Plateau is used for tourism and animal husbandry. Covering an area of 4 square kilometers, Haçka Plateau is among Trabzon’s natural wonders.
24) Trabzonspor Şamil Ekinci Museum
The Trabzonspor Şamil Ekinci Museum, a sports museum, takes its name from Trabzonspor’s seventh president, Şamil Ekinci. Opened in 1996, the Trabzonspor Şamil Ekinci Museum displays approximately 1,000 trophies, plaques, and plaques.
Trabzonspor Şamil Ekinci Museum can be visited free of charge between 09:00 – 17:30 on weekdays except Mondays and between 11:00 – 17:00 on weekends.
Trabzonspor Şamil Ekinci Museum location
25) Canikdere Waterfall
Canikdere Waterfall, a must-see in Trabzon, is located 90 kilometers from the city center. Located in Tonya, one of Trabzon’s districts, Canikdere Waterfall cascades from a height of 14 meters.
Just 800 meters from the town center, Canik Waterfall features an 1,800-meter hiking trail. Reached by hiking, Canik Waterfall offers visitors uniquely beautiful views in every season.
26) Sis Mountain Plateau
Sis Dağı, located in the Şalpazarı district of Trabzon, is the highest peak in the Aladağlar Mountains. Sis Dağı Plateau, declared a Tourism Center in 2011, sits at an altitude of 1,950 meters on the summit of Sis Dağı.
The Sis Dağı Festival takes place every year on the fourth Saturday of July on the Sis Dağı Plateau. I had the opportunity to attend these festivals as a child, and the locals dance the horon all day long, accompanied by kemenche music. You too can join in the joy of the festival on the Sis Dağı Plateau and lose yourself in the rhythm of the horon.
27) Peristera Monastery (Kuştul Monastery)
Located within the borders of Şimşirli-Kuştul Village in the Maçka district, the Peristera Monastery sits on a steep cliff overlooking the valley. Built in 752, the Kuştul Monastery has undergone various renovations over time. One of Trabzon’s most important historical sites, the main structure and ruined walls remain.
Peristera Monastery (Kuştul Monastery) location
28) Cal Cave
Çal Cave, located in the Düzköy district of Trabzon province, opened to tourism in 2003. A stream flows through Çal Cave during rainy seasons, thought to have formed approximately 8 million years ago.
Çal Cave, which is not valid with the Museum Card, can be visited every day of the week between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. Entry to the cave costs 30 TL for a full-fare ticket and 10 TL for a discounted student ticket.
Tuğba’s Note: It’s a good idea to bring a coat or jacket when visiting Çal Cave. The temperature inside the cave can be cooler than outside.
29) Santa Maria Church
Located in the center of Trabzon, the Church of Santa Maria was built by Sultan Abdülmecit between 1869 and 1874 to accommodate tourists visiting the city. The historic building, which still serves as a church today, features a three-nave basilica with a barrel vault and tiled roof. The Church of Santa Maria, one of Trabzon’s must-see historical sites, is home to numerous icons and frescoes.
29) Haldizen (Demirkapı) Plateau
Located 16 kilometers from the village of Şerah in Uzungöl, Haldizen Plateau is also known as Demirkapı Plateau. A natural beauty of Trabzon, Haldizen Plateau welcomes visitors with its clean air and colorful flowers. One of the Black Sea Region’s most beautiful plateaus, Haldizen awaits visitors seeking tranquility in the highlands.
Haldizen (Demirkapı) Plateau location
30) Hamsiköy
Hamsiköy, located in the Maçka district, is 48 kilometers from the city center and 19 kilometers from the town center. Famous for its rice pudding, Hamsiköy is a must-see during your visit to Trabzon. Nestled in the foothills of the Zigana Mountains, Hamsiköy sits at an altitude of 1,300 meters.
31) Sultan Murat Plateau
Sultan Murat Plateau, located in Trabzon’s Çaykara district, is 25 kilometers from the town center. Named after Ottoman Emperor Murat IV, the plateau rises 2,000 meters above sea level. Local games are performed at the Sultan Murat Plateau Festival, held annually at the end of August.
32) Ortamahalle
Ortamahalle, located in the Akçaabat district of Trabzon, captivates visitors with its historical fabric. Declared an urban protected area in 1988, Ortamahalle features Ottoman-era houses, mansions, cobblestone streets, and fountains. Bearing traces of the Roman and Byzantine periods, Ortamahalle offers visitors accommodation and the opportunity to sample local cuisine.
33) Hıdırnebi Plateau
Hıdırnebi Plateau, an extension of Metinkale Valley in the Akçaabat district, is located at an altitude of 1,600 meters. Each year, festivals are held on Hıdırnebi Plateau, which includes tourist facilities and concludes on July 20th. The International Akçaabat Music and Folk Dance Festival is held as part of the festivities. Home to stunning natural scenery, Hıdırnebi Plateau is a must-visit plateau in Trabzon.
34) Fish Lake
Located on the road to Hıdırnebi Plateau, Balıklı Lake is considered one of Trabzon’s natural wonders. Located in the 1500-meter-high Balıklı Plateau in the Akçaabat district, the surrounding area is a popular spot for nature walks. Lake Balıklı, where every shade of green meets the beauty of the lake’s waters, is located 44 kilometers from the city center.
35) Mersin Belediye Beach
Mersin Beach, one of Akçaabat’s most beautiful beaches, is located 35 kilometers from the city center. Enjoy the sea, sand, and sun trio at Mersin Beach, which features restrooms, showers, changing rooms, umbrellas, and sun loungers. Frequently visited during the summer months, Mersin Beach is surrounded by food and beverage options.
36) Uçarsu Waterfall
Uçarsu Waterfall, also known as Simba Waterfall, is located in the Akçaabat district of Trabzon. Located 30 kilometers from the town center, Simba Waterfall is 43 kilometers from the city center. At an altitude of 1,218 meters, Uçarsu Waterfall’s waters flow into Sera Creek. Flowing from a height of 90 meters, Simba Waterfall is among Trabzon’s must-see attractions.
37) Zigana Ski Resort
Zigana Ski Resort, located 3 kilometers east of Zigana Pass and 60 kilometers from Trabzon Airport, is a popular winter tourism destination in the Black Sea Region. Snow depth at Zigana Ski Resort varies between 100 and 150 centimeters.
Zigana Ski Resort, located in a forested area, offers one accommodation facility. With slopes at altitudes of 1,900 meters and 2,500 meters, the resort also has ski instructors who offer lessons.
38) Cakirgol Plateau
Çakırgöl Plateau, located on the Trabzon-Gümüşhane border, is located in the Camiboğazı area at an altitude of 2,533 meters. Known as a hidden paradise, Çakırgöl Plateau greets visitors with its pristine natural beauty. Located 36 kilometers from Trabzon’s Maçka district, Çakırgöl Plateau lacks infrastructure and facilities, so we recommend bringing any necessary items with you.
39) Kirazlı (Cherry) Plateau
Kirazlı Plateau, 18 kilometers from Maçka, covers an area of 35 square kilometers. At an altitude of 1,850 meters, Kirazlı Plateau is used for animal husbandry between April and September. The Ayeser Festival is held annually on the third Friday of July and is considered one of the most beautiful plateaus in Trabzon.
Kirazlı (Cherry) Plateau location
40) Camiboğazı Plateau
Camiboğazı Plateau, a popular day trip destination in Trabzon, is located near Çakırgöl Plateau. Covering an area of 15 square kilometers, Camiboğazı Plateau is located within the borders of Gümüşhane province, but is 57 kilometers from Trabzon city center. Offering a place to spend time amidst nature, Camiboğazı Plateau impresses visitors with its clean air and verdant landscape.
41) Kadirga Plateau
Kadırga Plateau, located on the Zigana Mountains, is located on the eastern side of the Zigana Pass. Known as Eskala in Greek, Kadırga Plateau is located within the Kürtün district of Gümüşhane. Located 24 kilometers from Tonya, Trabzon, the Kadırga Plateau Festival is held on the third Friday of July. At an altitude of 2,300 meters, the Kadırga Plateau features folk dance performances and competitions during the festival.
42) Stallion Lake
Located between Trabzon and Bayburt, Lake Aygır is located in the “Seven Lakes” region of the Haldizen Mountains. At an altitude of approximately 2,740 meters, Lake Aygır is a crater lake nestled within the mountains. With its blend of blue and green, Lake Aygır is considered one of Trabzon’s natural wonders.
43) Sera Lake and Sera Lake Nature Park
Sera Lake, located in the Akçaabat district of Trabzon province, is a landslide dam lake. Formed in the Derecik Valley between the Yıldızlı and Derecik municipalities, Sera Lake is located 12 kilometers from the city center and 4 kilometers from the district center.
Canoe tours are available at Sera Lake Nature Park, one of Trabzon’s natural wonders. Declared a nature park in 2010, Sera Lake offers opportunities for hiking, camping, recreational fishing, picnicking, and nature photography.
Sera Lake and Sera Lake Nature Park location
44) Asmasu Waterfall
Asmasu Waterfall, also known as Aytaş Asmasu Waterfall, is located within the Araklı district of Trabzon. At an altitude of 1,221 meters, Asmasu Waterfall is 44 kilometers from the town center. Nestled within a dense forest, Asmasu Waterfall’s waters cascade from a height of 120 meters, offering visitors a magnificent view.
45) Caykara
Çaykara, home to Uzungöl (Long Lake), which we mentioned at the beginning of this article, is located 76 kilometers from Trabzon’s city center. Situated 280 meters above sea level and 25 kilometers inland, Çaykara is a significant tourist destination in Trabzon. Among the places to visit in Çaykara, Limonsuyu Plateau, Şekersu Plateau, Sultan Murat Plateau, and Görnek Nature Park stand out.
46) Ortahisar
Excavations in Ortahisar, Trabzon’s most populous district, have unearthed wicker columns and city walls dating back to the reign of Roman Emperor Hadrian. Byzantine-era moat walls, thought to have been built in 1460, have also been discovered. The Ortahisar excavation site is planned to be converted into an open-air museum and opened to tourism over time. Among the places to visit in Ortahisar are the Trabzon Botanical Park, İskender Paşa Mosque, Fatih Mosque, and Taşkın Museum.
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