Things to do in Trabzon

Trabzon Square Park

Located in the center of Trabzon, this attraction is a vibrant square park that is loved by local residents and tourists. As one of the main squares in the city, it is not only a place to relax, but also an important social and cultural activity center in Trabzon. The park attracts visitors of all ages with its beautiful landscape design and rich facilities. The square is surrounded by trees, with trails and rest areas, suitable for walking, jogging or enjoying a quiet time. The center of the square is often the venue for various cultural events and festivals, including concerts, art exhibitions and traditional celebrations, showing the diversity and vitality of Trabzon. There are many cafes, restaurants and shops around the park, where visitors can taste authentic Turkish food and buy special souvenirs. As a landmark attraction in Trabzon, it not only provides a space to enjoy nature and relax, but also provides visitors with a place to learn about local culture and lifestyle.

No. 13 of Family-friendly Attractions in Türkiye

Atatürk Pavilion

In Trabzon, a city of magnificent beauty and rich history, the Atatürk Pavilion is hidden in the forest. The Atatürk Pavilion originated as an inn. After the founding of the Turkish Republic, Atatürk visited Trabzon and was warmly welcomed by the locals. He stayed at the Soguksu Lodge. Built in 1913, the four-story lodge with a basement was home to Atatürk. The large room on the third floor served as Atatürk's bedroom. Later, the privately managed lodge was purchased by the Trabzon Municipality and presented to Atatürk as a gift. The people of Trabzon took great pride in naming it "Atatürk Pavilion." During his visit to Trabzon, Atatürk dedicated the building to the people of Trabzon and, under the witness of a notary, donated all its possessions to the state treasury. After Atatürk's death, the Trabzon Municipality opened the Atatürk Pavilion to the public as a museum showcasing Atatürk's belongings and photographs. The entrance to the villa displays the complete speech Atatürk gave upon his first arrival in Trabzon. Besides the dining room, the rooms display photographs of Atatürk during his visits, along with his former armchairs and sofas. The third floor houses a bedroom, bathroom, attendant's quarters, and study. Today, the villa and its spacious gardens are one of Trabzon's most beautiful houses and are open to visitors as the Atatürk Museum, managed by the Trabzon Municipality.

Trabzon Botanical Garden

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Sera Lake

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Trabzon Aquarium

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