
Turkey – City of Safranbolu
Famous for its preserved historical buildings that include frame houses, mosques, inns, Turkish bath houses, fountains and shrines, and on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1994, Safranbolu, a district of the northern city of Karabük, has hosted 3 million tourists over the past 22 years.
Safranbolu, a district of Karabük that has become famous for its preserved historical buildings from the Ottoman era that include frame houses, mosques, inns, Turkish bath houses, fountains and shrines, has hosted 3 million tourists in the past 22 years that it has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
With a considerable increase in tourism, historical abandoned mansions, which are one of the most important constituents of Turkish urban culture, has been maintained and refunctioned after the district gained the distinction of being a “world heritage site.”
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