Mevlâna Lodge & Museum
The world-famous green-domed Sufi shrine housing the tomb of Mevlâna Jalāl ad-Dīn Rūmī.
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The world-famous green-domed Sufi shrine housing the tomb of Mevlâna Jalāl ad-Dīn Rūmī.
A turquoise-domed madrasa, a masterpiece of Seljuk tilework, now a tile museum.
A UNESCO-listed candidate: Anatolia's largest and best-preserved wooden-pillared mosque.
12-room boutique hotel in a restored Konya mansion, walking distance to the Mevlâna Museum.
Türkiye's largest freshwater lake and national park; islands, birds and sunsets.
A 13th-century BC sacred pool, one of the world's rare Hittite monumental waterworks.
A 9,000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage site, one of the world's earliest towns.
Its portal is a masterpiece of stone carving; inside, Seljuk memory written in stone.
Classic Konya cuisine with oven kebab, etli ekmek and okra soup, two steps from the Lodge.
Tomb of eight Seljuk sultans in the courtyard of the Alâeddin Mosque.
Türkiye's first major science center; interactive experiments, space and nature exhibits.
A centuries-old tree-shaded mound-park at the city's heart; Konya's meeting place.
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