Overview
Düzce is a city located in Turkey’s Black Sea Region, renowned for its historical, natural, and cultural richness. With a history dating back to ancient times, Düzce has hosted civilizations such as the Byzantines, Ottomans, and Seljuks. The city is a favorite among nature enthusiasts with attractions like the Melen River, Güzeldere Waterfall, and Samandere Waterfall.
Düzce’s cuisine is shaped by the region’s rich agricultural products. Local dishes such as black cabbage soup, corn bread, and melengüççeği dessert stand out. Additionally, Düzce hazelnuts are recognized both locally and nationally.
The city experiences a Black Sea climate with mild, rainy winters and cool summers. Its people are known for their hospitality. The Konuralp Ancient Theater is a significant historical landmark reflecting the city’s past. Düzce is a destination waiting to be explored by lovers of nature, history, and gastronomy.