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From Seljuk capital to Ottoman craft — stone portals, museum collections and archaeological treasures. History unfolds from Alaeddin Hill to Sille and Çatalhöyük.
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A turquoise-domed madrasa, a masterpiece of Seljuk tilework, now a tile museum.
The sultans' mosque of the Anatolian Seljuk State, crowning the Alâeddin Hill.
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.
A Seljuk madrasa famed for its monumental portal; now a stone and wood arts museum.
A famous 8th-century BC Late Hittite rock relief with a fertility theme.
A stone-built historic village where Greeks and Turks lived together for centuries.
A Late Bronze Age Hittite city, identified by some with the capital Tarhuntassa.
The walled fortress of the ancient city of Isaura on Asar Mountain.
Selçuklu district bulunan Gevale Kalesi, Konya's tarih ve kültür zenginliğini yansıtan önemli bir noktadır.
Selçuklu district bulunan Konya İzzet Koyunoğlu Şehir Müzesi, Konya's tarih ve kültür zenginliğini yansıtan önemli bir noktadır.
Akşehir district bulunan Akşehir Saat Kulesi, Konya's tarih ve kültür zenginliğini yansıtan önemli bir noktadır.
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