If you are looking for picturesque nature, fresh air, beautiful forests, green spaces, and pure spring water, then you are right in the charming city of Trabzon, Trabzon is known as the Pearl of the Black Sea because it is the world One of the most beautiful places in Turkey. Make precious memories while visiting Trabzon. Trabzon is a magnificent and beautiful place as Trabzon offers a rare combination of modern lifestyle and ancient architecture. Thanks to the Turkish city of Trabzon on the ancient Silk Road, Trabzon has been influenced by many cultures and religions. Dating back to the Byzantine Empire, Trabzon Castle is one of the most beautiful and best parts of the charming city of Trabzon, stretching from the hills overlooking the city to the coast of the Black Sea. Trabzon Castle offers stunning views of the coastline, Ottoman Islamic architecture, and surrounding vegetation. The snow-white Victorian mansion, built by the famous merchant family Trapezuntini, was presented to Kemal Atatürk during his visit to Trabzon. Trabzon Palace is also called Atatürk's Palace because the family that owns the palace gave it to Atatürk when they visited. Trabzon Square or Ataturk Square is the main centre of the city, as it houses the most famous hotels, restaurants, cafes, and hospitals, as well as many government centres. Once the capital of the Trabzon Empire, Trabzon has many historical sights, but none is more impressive than Trabzon Castle or the Trabzon Walls surrounding the historic city centre. After several years of restoration, Sumela Monastery is finally opening the doors of Sumela Monastery to tourists, one of Turkey's most picturesque monasteries. One of Trabzon's most important sights, Sumela Monastery is a striking structure as it is tucked right on a steep cliff overlooking a beautiful natural landscape. Sumela Monastery is one of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Trabzon, with many beautifully built houses and archaeological halls, with steep and narrow valleys below. The most important of the historical churches of Trabzon is the Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya, 1263), well preserved and restored. You can see a touch of Italian architecture in the structure of the Hagia Sophia Museum in Trabzon. The building is in the Byzantine architectural style and has large green lawns with majestic old standing cannons, as well as many preserved frescoes that boast history and heritage. The architecturally rich Hagia Sophia Museum in Trabzon towers over the majestic Black Sea coast and beyond. The palace houses a museum in a magnificent location, well worth a visit on its own. The exhibits cover the archaeological and ethnographic history of Trabzon, as well as the snow-white Victorian mansion.