Erzurum City

Erzurum is a city founded in 1959 meters above sea level in Eastern Anatolia. It stands out with its history and sports tourism. Its history dates back to 4000 BC. There are traces of many great civilizations such as Urartians, Byzantines, Romans and Ottomans. Palandöken Ski Center is one of the most important points of both the city and our country in terms of winter tourism. Located at the foot of Palandöken Mountain with a height of 3125 meters, this ski center welcomes many local and foreign athletes.

The Yakutiye Madrasah reflects the traditional architectural style of the Seljuk Period and is of…

Atatürk House: It was built in the end of the 19th century by one of…

The Double Minaret Madrasah is a Seljuk monument that has become the symbol of Erzurum.…

Palandöken is a ski center with a starting height of 2200 meters and the peak…

Palan Hotel is one of the biggest hotels of Erzurum Palandoken Ski Center. Palandöken is…

Dedeman Palandöken, located at the lower slopes of Palandöken mountain, is welcoming guests with its…

The hotel, which started to serve as “Hotel Emre” in 1988, has been renamed “Saltuk…

Cağ kebab always comes to mind when you think what to eat in Erzurum but…

In 1950, Nedim Usta’s meatball adventure started with a small wheeled mobile car and became…

Celal Emeç started her activities with a small shop in 1964 and focused her hard…