Edirne is a city located in Turkey's Marmara Region, which has been an important cultural and civilization center throughout history. Once the capital of the Ottoman Empire, Edirne stands out with its historical landmarks and cultural heritage. The Selimiye Mosque, designed by Mimar Sinan as his "masterpiece," is the city's symbol and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Edirne’s cuisine is also quite rich. Dishes like fried liver, Edirne cheese, and almond paste are among its famous flavors. The annual Kırkpınar Oil Wrestling Festival, one of the world's oldest sporting events, adds a unique value to the city.
Edirne has a mild climate, with hot summers and cold winters. With its natural beauty, rivers, and historical ambiance, the city offers visitors both tranquility and exploration. This city, where history, culture, and taste meet, attracts both domestic and international tourists.
