Tourism, Travel and Culture
Today, Under-23 European Rowing Championship is being held in Edirne. The championship, held on the Meriç River in Edirne, is creating emotional and historic moments to please the spectators. Edirne is certainly happy to host this very important and world-class event, on September 7-8, 2024. This event will undoubtedly make […]
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Edirne is widely known for its Ottoman heritage, historic bridges, and architectural landmarks. In recent years, however, a new identity has been developing along the Meriç River: Edirne as an emerging international rowing destination. The transformation of the river into a structured rowing venue is not simply about sport. It […]
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The Kırkpınar Oil Wrestling is a traditional Turkish oil wrestling tournament. It is held annually in Edirne from the end of June to the beginning of July. Wrestlers compete in the arena for three days. On the final day, the first, second, and third place winners in each category are […]
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Let us take you on a short journey to a piece of paradise located in northwestern Turkey, adorned with nature’s generosity: the Gulf of Saros, in Edirne province. This place will enchant you with its crystal-clear waters, rich underwater life, and stunning landscapes. Here’s what you need to know about […]
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In this article, we provide information about activities you can do and places you can visit in Edirne. Known as the second capital of the Ottoman Empire, Turkey’s gateway to Europe, home to Mimar Sinan’s masterpiece, and the land of Kırkpınar oil wrestling, Edirne is a city full of historical […]
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In this article, we would like to talk about Mr. Uğur Kaygusuz, a highly successful photographer who has contributed significantly to the promotion of Edirne and is one of the valued members of our website’s Facebook group. Mr. Uğur Kaygusuz, a resident of Edirne, is a distinguished “Accounting and Finance” […]
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Nowadays, the internet provides a wonderful opportunity to explore popular cities around the world. In fact, videos known as walking tours are incredibly helpful for this purpose. For example, you can effortlessly explore a city thousands of kilometers away as if you were actually there, simply by watching these online […]
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The Kakava festival, celebrated on May 4-6 in Edirne, is said to be part of the Thracian and Anatolian Rom (gypsy) tradition. When the nomadic gypsies leave their winter quarters in spring, they celebrate the Kakava or Kazan festival for three days with feasting, dancing, and songs. Each Rom family […]
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Edirne is a historic city in north-western Turkey, located close to the borders of Greece and Bulgaria. Once the second capital of the Ottoman Empire before Istanbul, Edirne preserves a remarkable combination of monumental architecture, cultural diversity, traditional cuisine, and everyday local life. Unlike many destinations known for a single […]
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Saraçlar Street: The Heart of Edirne Saraçlar Street is the main pedestrian street in central Edirne, forming the city’s primary walking axis that connects key historical and cultural landmarks with everyday urban life. Located within walking distance of the UNESCO-listed Selimiye Camii, it links directly to the historic Ali Paşa […]
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Kakava Festival in Turkey is one of the most important spring celebrations in Edirne, marking the arrival of the new season with fire rituals, music, and centuries-old traditions. Held every year on May 5–6, the festival takes place mainly in Sarayiçi along the banks of the Tunca River, where thousands […]
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The city of Edirne in North Western Turkey becomes an important station for the 2024 EuroVelo 13 bicycle tour, which will contribute to the much-deserved recognition of Edirne in the tourism sector. In the coming months, this historic city will be part of this international event, serving as a significant […]
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