6의 바르틴가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Public bathing beach. Changing rooms, toilets and shower cubicles. Sandy beach. Overcrowded in summer. But it's very easy to come here out of season.

Free toilets. A very beautiful mosque. Has a women's section. There are shops around the mosque and a beautiful sandy beach is nearby.

A park with a nice cafe. There is a boat there that you can climb up and take a great Titanic-like photo. The wall of the old gas house still stands as a reminder of the former gas depot. A beautiful green area.

One of the oldest lighthouses of the Black Sea. It flies 77 meters above the island that closes Amasra to the waves and wind of the Black Sea. It was built in 1863. The 3 meter short height of the tower, which is adjacent to the lodging building where the lighthouse sits, is insignificant because it overlooks the Black Sea. Ahmet Demirci continues to work as the fourth generation at the Amasra lighthouse. Its lens is gigantic and works as a wind-up. The weight, which is pulled up by being installed, makes the lantern crystal rotate as it goes down. It needs to be installed several times a night. The lighthouse, which used to be illuminated by burning gas and was made electrically operated in the 1980s, is still operated with the old method when the electricity is cut off. https://www.amasra.com.tr/amasra-deniz-feneri/

It is an old Chapel (small church) in Amasra İçkale. 15th century The chapel, which was converted into a mosque in 1930, was closed to worship in 1930. It was restored by Amasra Museum in 2002 and opened to service as "Culture and Art House". 9th century Special patterns were also used on the windowsills of the Chapel, which was built with a very careful brick-stone masonry system, 11 X 7 m. in size. In the Ambon Vault " Hz. The Ascension of Jesus” is depicted. Besides, other parts of Narthex and Ambon are decorated with colorful and religious murals (fresco). However, the frescoes have been damaged over time.

A historical bridge, with a single arch, located in the province of Bartin, and was built in the ninth century, that is, during the Byzantine Empire, over the waters of the Black Sea. Kemeri Bridge connects Amasra and Boztepe Island, and it has been restored several times.