Dağkapı Square & City Gate
Dağkapı Square (Şeyh Said Square) is the symbolic city gate of Diyarbakır with its monumental main city gate (Harput Gate) of the Diyarbakır...
Comprehensive travel guide to top historical attractions, natural wonders, and cultural heritage in Diyarbakır, Turkey. Visiting hours, ticket fees, and travel tips.
Dağkapı Square (Şeyh Said Square) is the symbolic city gate of Diyarbakır with its monumental main city gate (Harput Gate) of the Diyarbakır...
The Historical Dere Bath is a registered building built of cut basalt stone on the banks of the canyon stream at the foot of Eğil Castle dur...
Silvan Walls and Zembilfroş Bastion, built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinianos and Mervani rulers, are the magnificent basalt walls and gat...
Silvan Ulu Mosque (Meyyafarkin Ulu Mosque), built by the Artuqid Ruler Necmeddin Alpi in 1152-1157, is considered a pioneer in the dome deve...
Diyarbakır Stadium is the largest stadium in the region, built to UEFA standards, with a capacity of 33,000 spectators, hosting Amedspor and...
Ancient City & RuinsEğil Castle was built by the Assyrian Empire in the 9th century BC on the steep cliffs of the Tigris River canyon, and has the Assyrian King...
Four-Legged Minaret (Sheikh Mutahhar Mosque Minaret) is a square-bodied minaret built on 4 monolithic black basalt columns, built by the Akk...
Kocaalan Waterfall and the surrounding nature park, formed by the water fed by the karst springs of the mountains spilling over the steep li...
Recreation & ParkKoşuyolu Park, on the border of Diyarbakır's Bağlar and Yenişehir districts, is one of the city's most established and vibrant green living....
Historical & LandmarkSeven Brothers Bastion, built by Architect Yahya bin İbrahim es-Sarrac in 1208 during the reign of Artuqid Ruler Melik Salih Mahmud, is the....
Sheikh Şerafettin (Yabanardı Sheikh) is an Islamic scholar and Sufi who provided great services in the spread of science, wisdom and moralit...
Kayapınar Theme Park (Gözüli Park), located at the intersection of Diclekent and Fırat neighborhoods, is the symbol of the district's family...
Recreation & ParkBağlar Göletli Park reflects the modern face of Diyarbakır and its urban landscape meeting water with its huge recreation area exceeding 70....
Makam Mountain (Zülküf Mountain), its majestic peak with a height of 1,515 meters, and the domed historical monument at the top. Zülkifl Maq...
The Historical Hani Ulu Mosque, the most ancient and monumental temple of the Hani district, is a great Islamic masterpiece that dates back....
Pir Aziz Tomb is the registered tomb of Pir Aziz, one of the saints of Khorasan and one of the pioneer saints in the Islamization of the reg...
Bağlar Culture and Art Center is a dynamic cultural complex established to keep Diyarbakır's deep-rooted oral literature tradition, dengbêj....
Alipınar, at the historical southern entrance of Diyarbakır, next to the historical train station, is one of the oldest springs of the city....
Hani City Square and Park is the main social meeting point of the district with its water channels through which water filters from the Aynk...
Diclekent Boulevard and City Square is the most prestigious boulevard, considered the Champs-Élysées of Diyarbakır, with its wide sidewalks,...
Historical Hazro Bath, one of the most valuable monuments of Hazro's Ottoman period urban texture and water culture, is a registered cultura...
Ancient City & RuinsHilar Caves is a registered open-air archaeological museum with relief-embossed sarcophagi from the Roman and Early Christian periods, mauso...
The Historical Kulp Stone Bridge, rising over the Kulp Stream, which flows between the impassable steep canyon valleys of the Southeastern T...
Historical & LandmarkThe Ten-Eyed Bridge (Tigris Bridge / Mervani Bridge) is a monumental monument of art, built of cut black basalt stone on the Tigris River by...