Highlights
Bilecik Travel Route
Bilecik is a city almost equidistant from Istanbul, Bursa and Ankara. It is also a hidden gem whose name is known but almost all of us are a bit "ignorant" about the beauties it harbors. Located in the south of the Marmara Region, at the crossroads of three great empires - Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman - Bilecik is an ideal city for a weekend visit with its natural beauties, cuisine and rich cultural heritage.
We have listed the beauties of this charming city for you to set off with a little calmness, a little culture and a little flavor.
Harmankaya Canyon Nature Park
This beautiful canyon, located between Yenipazar and Inhisar, has been in the category of natural park since 2013. Spread over an area of approximately 3 kilometers, the height above sea level rises to 500-600 meters at some points of the natural park. You can capture beautiful photographs in the park where there is a rich variety of living creatures.
Address: 11780 Karahasanlar, Yenipazar, Bilecik
Bozcaarmut Pond
Bozcaarmut Pond is one of the rare beauties of not only the region but also our country. The pond, which enchants people with its clean air, lake view and magnificent nature, offers beauties resembling a postcard frame with the leaves accumulated on the lake during the leaf fall. You can easily go to the place, which is also frequented by those who want to camp, in all seasons.
Address: Pazaryeri District, Bozcaarmut Village, Bilecik
Metristepe Victory Monument
This monument in Metristepe Village of Bilecik is known as the victory point of the İnönü Wars. Metristepe, the place Mustafa Kemal Atatürk pointed out by saying "You defeated not only the enemy there, but also the nation's misfortune", is an open-air museum that sheds light on our recent history.
Address: 11300 Metristepe, Bozuyuk, Bilecik
Sogut Ertuğrul Gazi Museum
Located in Söğüt, the first point where the Ottoman Empire was born as a small principality, the museum is one of the most visited spots in Bilecik. The building, which has a traditional Turkish architecture, is home to the most refined examples of woodworking. In addition, many valuable finds from the Byzantine and Ottoman periods are presented to visitors in this museum.
Quail Kebab
Quail Kebab, one of the most famous dishes of Bilecik, is a unique gastronomic value that you can only experience in Bilecik. This extraordinary flavor, in which smoked quails are seasoned with garlic, black pepper and salt and made ready to serve, draws attention as the most important local dish identified with Bilecik.