Karatay Municipality has launched restoration work on six historic mosques as part of its efforts to preserve the district’s historical and cultural heritage. The six registered mosques, which require restoration, will be brought back to life while preserving their original architectural features.
The foundation of one of the 12 gates of the castle built in Konya’s city centre during the reign of Seljuk Sultan Alaaddin Keykubat has been uncovered through archaeological excavations.
A collection of 322 objects discovered during excavations at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Çatalhöyük has gone on display at the Konya Archaeological Museum.
Meram Municipality continues to invest in history and tourism, working to preserve the district’s deep-rooted heritage for future generations.
The 8,000-year-old female statue discovered at Catalhöyük stands out with its depiction of the Mother Goddess.
Located in Kültürpark in central Konya, the Tomb of Taj al-Vizier is a distinctive example of Seljuk-era architecture. The single-story structure has an octagonal plan, with a domed interior and a pyramidal roof covering the exterior.
The Devil’s Bridge, a remarkable historic structure in Konya’s ancient Sille neighborhood, stands out with its unusual and somewhat eerie appearance.
At Karahöyük, where excavations are ongoing in the Meram district of Konya, a jug, plate, and handled cup, considered to be approximately 3,500 years old, have been unearthed.
The ancient city of Isaura, also known as Zengibar Castle, is located in Konya and was once one of the major settlements of the Roman period.
The ancient city of Savatra Ancient City continues to reveal its historical richness through ongoing excavations. Archaeologists have uncovered mosaics, underground passages, inscriptions, and remains of a theater, showing that the city was once a…
The ancient city of Vasada, located in Bostandere Neighborhood in Konya’s Seydişehir district, is home to a Roman-era theater that offers important insights into the region’s ancient history.
Located in Beyşehir district of Konya, Eşrefoğlu Bedesten is one of the city’s important historic structures dating back to the Ottoman period, offering a glimpse into its commercial and social history.
