Amasya Collection

Tunel
Ibrahim Arslan

Amasya, Turkey, 1895. From The Universal Geography with Illustrations and Maps, division XVII, written by Elisee Reclus and published by Virtue & Co. Limited (London, 1895)

Townscape with castle, Amasya, river Yesilirmak, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Ottoman houses on the Yesilirmak river, Amasya, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Ottoman houses on the Yesilirmak river and Castle Hill illuminated at night, Amasya, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Ottoman houses on the Yesilirmak river and Tombs of the Kings, Amasya, Black Sea Region, Turkey

Amasya, Central Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia

Hatuniye Mahallesi historic neighbourhood on the river Yesilirmak, Amasya, Central Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia

Hatuniye Mahallesi historic neighbourhood below Harsena Castle, Amasya, Central Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia

Amasya, Turkey - The Grand Citadel
An extremely rare postcard showing Amasya, Turkey. Mountainous city on the Black Sea coast famous for apples and produced Kings, Princes, scientists

City of Amasya, Black Sea region, Anatolia, Turkey, Eurasia

Amasya, Turkey - Bridge over the River Yesilirmak
An extremely rare postcard showing Amasya, Turkey. Mountainous city on the Black Sea coast famous for apples and produced Kings, Princes, scientists

Amasya, Turkey - Cliff Tombs
An extremely rare postcard showing Amasya, Turkey. Mountainous city on the Black Sea coast famous for apples and produced Kings, Princes, scientists

Merzifon, Turkey - Wrestling
Wrestling at the Annual Fair at Marsovan - former location of American School in Asia Minor. Known as Merzifon today. Capital of the Amasya Province in the central Black Sea region of Turkey

Inauguration of the new Barracks at Merzifon (formerly Marsovan)

Amasya Rock-Cut Tomb
Rock-cut tombs at Amasya, formerly in West Asia Minor, on the river Gats. Amasya, and the capital Sardis, were both in the empire of Lydia, which was called Maeonia by Homer

Restored castle walls and burial chambers from around 300 BC above Amasya, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia

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Amasya, a picturesque town located in the Black Sea Region of Turkey, has a rich history that dates back to 1895. Known for its stunning landscapes and architectural wonders, it offers visitors a glimpse into the past. One of the notable features of this enchanting town is the Tunel, which was designed by Jansen Hermann (1869-1945) as part of his total development plan for Ankara. The Ankara Cooperifi also played a significant role in shaping the city's growth during this period. The townscape is dominated by its magnificent castle, perched on Castle Hill overlooking the Yesilirmak River. Ottoman houses line the riverbank, creating a charming scene that transports you back in time. As night falls, these Ottoman houses are illuminated along with Castle Hill, casting an ethereal glow over the entire area. It's truly a sight to behold and captures the essence of Amasya's beauty. In addition to its architectural marvels, it is home to several historical sites such as Tombs of Kings and mosques. These landmarks serve as reminders of the region's rich cultural heritage and offer visitors an opportunity to delve deeper into its fascinating past. Situated in Central Anatolia within Asia Minor and Eurasia, Amasya showcases not only Turkey's natural splendor but also its diverse history. Whether you're exploring ancient ruins or simply taking in breathtaking views along Yesilirmak River, every corner tells a story waiting to be discovered.