Explore Adana

• 01

  Seyhan · Reşatbey

  Sabancı Central Mosque

  Standing on the west bank of the Seyhan River in the same neighbourhood as the hotel, the mosque opened in 1998. With six minarets and a 32-metre dome, it is one of the city's landmarks.

  Source: Kültür Portalı

• 02

  Seyhan

  Taşköprü (Stone Bridge)

  This Roman-era stone bridge over the Seyhan River is 319 metres long. According to an inscription in the Adana Museum, it was built in the 4th century.

  Source: Adana İl Kültür ve Turizm Müdürlüğü

• 03

  Seyhan · Ulucami

  Great Clock Tower

  Begun in 1881 and completed in 1882, this 32-metre cut-stone tower is one of Adana's symbols.

  Source: Kültür Portalı

• 04

  Seyhan

  Ulu Mosque and Complex

  Begun in 1513 by Ramazanoğlu Halil Bey, the mosque was completed and opened for worship in 1541 by his son Piri Mehmet Pasha.

  Source: Adana İl Kültür ve Turizm Müdürlüğü

• 05

  Seyhan · Döşeme

  Adana Museum Complex

  Housed in the historic Milli Mensucat textile factory, the complex's Archaeology Museum opened on 18 May 2017. The mosaic section and the Milli Mensucat Museum are on the same site.

  Source: T.C. Kültür ve Turizm Bakanlığı · muze.gov.tr

• 06

  Adana

  Seyhan Dam Lake

  The lake formed by the dam on the Seyhan River. The dam and its hydroelectric plant were built in 1956.

  Source: EÜAŞ

• 07

  Karaisalı · outside the city

  Varda Viaduct

  Built in 1907–1912 for the Istanbul–Baghdad railway, the viaduct is 99 metres high and 172 metres long. Locals also call it Koca Köprü, the Great Bridge.

  Source: Kültür Portalı

Opening hours and access may change, so please check official sources before you go. Our reception team is happy to help with getting there.