Adana

About Adana

Nestled on the banks of Turkey’s Seyhan River, Adana is a beautiful city steeped in history and culture. With lots and lots to see and do, Adana is a city that has been charming its visitors and residents for over 8,000 years.

Perfect for nature lovers, Adana has long been known for its sprawling fruit orchards, particularly its pomegranates. Take a trip to one of these beautiful locations to learn all about the fruit’s significance within the city and how they’re tended to, grown, and used by the farmers and residents. In particular, freshly-squeezed pomegranate juice is a must-try staple of the region.

In the city itself, immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of daily life with visits to winding marketplaces filled with artisanal goods, freshly-prepared treats, and delicious local delicacies like the iconic Adana kebab. And don’t forget to make time to visit some of Adana’s cultural landmarks such as the Sabanci Central Mosque, the second-largest mosque in all of Turkey, a marvel of architecture and Islamic artistry.

As night falls, head into town as night falls to rub shoulders with the locals at street food markets, sip traditional Turkish tea and coffee at late-opening cafes, or hit the dancefloor at one of the city’s trendy bars and clubs. 

With its vibrant blend of new and old, Adana is a fantastic choice for holidaymakers seeking an authentic Turkish experience filled with fun, food, history, and culture.