Tourism in Sivrihisar: Sivrihisar, the area of Eskişehir that stands out for its ancient architecture and distinctive tastes, is now a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists.
Tourist traffic is still brisk in Sivrihisar, the area of Eskişehir with the largest surface area. The neighbourhood draws tourists’ attention because of its renovated streets, old palaces, and homes. Tastes like tattoo sausage and höşmerim dessert, which Sivrihisar Municipality acquired from the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office, leave a pleasing impression on the palates of both local and foreign tourists.
Don’t forget to stop by renovated structures like Türkay Mansion, Zaima Mansion, and Sivrihisar Culture House, which have been preserved while being repaired. The most popular destinations for tourists, Sivrihisar Clock Tower, Armenian Church, and Gönül Mountain, have also become popular destinations for photographers.
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Hamid Yüzügüllü, the mayor of Sivrihisar, expressed his happiness at the high number of tourists in the area by saying:
“Sivrihisar is now a value of the globe, not only Turkey anymore. Both domestic and international guests are arriving. Our expats are in greater demand than usual, particularly during the summer months. Sivrihisar has developed into a neighbourhood where one can live, see, and discover oneself in every way. It doesn’t stop with counting at our Sivrihisar because we also have historical streets, palaces, Turkey’s first Kilim Museum, and a clock tower. It is a place to live, visit, see, and live, in my opinion.”
While touring the neighbourhood with his girlfriend, Burak Akbaş spotlighting tourism in Sivrihisar said:
“I’ve visited this location twice; the first time, a group of us came as a team. I came here to explore more thoroughly with my girlfriend. We went to both the church and the Great Mosque. We are currently ascending to that area with the glass terrace. Its historical character is, in my opinion, a lovely neighbourhood; it is not as artificial as Eskişehir. In other words, Sivrihisar is a favourite spot of mine in this regard, whereas Eskişehir is for me an artificial place.”