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mosque, Hasbek Kümbet Camii. The building is quite unique as it doesn’t resemble the typical mosque with minarets. This one, instead, draws parallels with Romanesque Architecture – has a rectangular ground plan and a flat roof, and was built with stone blocks. And looks pretty unusual being surrounded by modern apartment houses.

When you’re visiting Kayseri, take a trip to any of the underground cities of Kaymakli and Derinkuyu. They were used by early Christians to hide from their Roman and Muslims enemies. In Derinkuyu, there’re several well-maintained rock-cut rooms, e.g., stables, cellars, wineries, refectories, and even churches. Kaymakli city consists of 8 underground levels (4 are open to the public).

If you want to buy some souvenirs, go to the Grand Bazaar situated not far from the Great Mosque. It’s hard to believe that this market district is almost 800 years old! Covered by the roof, this maze of lanes and stalls is not just a tourist attraction, but a regular marketplace visited every day by the locals. As a result, not only can you get anything you want but also you’ll be happy to pay non-tourist prices. Bring home some pastirma (air-dried beef), the famous product of the city.

Looking for Turkish food at its best? So, you shouldn’t miss Elmacioglu Iskender on Cumhuriyet Mahallesi. You may find out here what the real kebab tastes like and how delicious halal food can be. We also recommend local delicacies – especially kaymak has no equal in Kayseri!