Welcome to Hatay, located in the eastern Mediterranean, a city distinguished by its millennia-old history and rich cultural heritage. Situated at a crucial crossroads between Anatolia and the Middle East, the city blends traces of different civilizations, religious centers, and a vibrant culinary culture.
While exploring Hatay, you'll encounter significant landmarks in Antakya, such as St. Pierre Church, Habib-i Neccar Mosque, Titus Tunnel, and Beşikli Cave. The Mediterranean coast of Samandağ and the natural beauty of Harbiye add a unique atmosphere to the city's historical richness.
Hatay is also one of Türkiye's leading gastronomic centers, known for its unique flavors, including künefe (a type of dessert), tepsi kebab (a tray kebab), hummus, and a rich variety of mezes (appetizers). With its history, cultural diversity, nature, and cuisine, Hatay is one of Anatolia's most special discovery routes.
