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Sahabiye Madrasah was built in 1267-68 by Sahib Ali bin Hüseyin during the reign of the Seljuk Sultan Gıyasettin Keyhusrev III. It is understood that Sahib Ata Fahreddin Ali, the famous Seljuk vizier, was the founder of the madrasa. The geometric carvings on the sides and on the door are the best examples of Seljuk late period workmanship.

Republic Square is located in the busiest part of Melikgazi district, which is called the center of Kayseri. Since the square is located in the center of the city, transportation is very easy. One can reach the square by Kayseri streetcar and city buses. There are many historical buildings in the square.

Kayseri Castle and Walls, which were built in the 3rd century during the Roman Period and narrowed in the 6th century during the Byzantine Period; it was rebuilt in its present form during the reign of Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubat I. It was repaired twice during the time of the Karamanids and Osmanids. The castle, which protects the city center of Kayseri, which is located on the transportation passages in Central Anatolia, is a medieval castle with its old presence and additions made over time. Historical Kayseri City and Castle is built on a flat area and consists of two parts as the Outer Castle and the Inner Castle. The Inner Castle was built higher than the Outer Castle and became a separate castle with the city walls added around it. In 1948, Prof. Dr. Tahsin Özgüç started systematic excavations in Kültepe Kaniş/Karum, 22 kilometers northeast of Kayseri, and the artifacts unearthed by Prof. Dr. Tahsin Özgüç and the increasing number of artifacts purchased and donated from the environment caused difficulties in providing space in the museum exhibition and warehouses, and in 1965, the construction of the previously used museum building was started and opened to visitors on June 26, 1969. Kayseri Archeology Museum, which served here for about 50 years, moved to the new Museum building located in Kayseri Castle and opened to visitors with its new structure as of October 19, 2019.

Gevher Nesibe Asylum and Gıyasiye Medresesi, also known as the Double Madrasah, were built between 1205 and 1206 by Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev I upon the will of his sister Gevher Nesibe Sultan, daughter of Kılıçarslan II, one of the Seljuk rulers. The complex, which attracts attention with its simple architecture, is one of the most important buildings of Anatolian architectural history.

Kayseri Neighborhood, which has historical Kayseri houses that reflect Kayseri culture in the best way, consists of places where grocery stores, barbers, bakeries, herbalists and other tradesmen groups are revived and old Kayseri customs can be seen. Kayseri music, Kayseri food, artworks and traditions continue to be kept alive in the mansions in the neighborhood.

you can go on foot sometimes

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