Hotels in Kutahya

Ancient rock-cut churches and unique formations await in this valley where the Phrygian civilization once thrived. Hire a local guide to unlock the deeper stories behind these 2,700-year-old marvels.

Stroll down this cobblestone street lined with vibrant Ottoman mansions showcasing intricate woodwork. Pop into ceramic workshops to watch artisans craft traditional Turkish tiles using centuries-old techniques.

Perched on a hilltop, Kütahya Castle offers stunning 360-degree views of the ancient city below. The rotating restaurant inside serves traditional Turkish tea while you watch the sunset paint the Byzantine-era ruins.

Housed in a 14th-century building, Kütahya Ceramic Museum displays intricate tilework showcasing Turkish craftsmanship. Explore historical and contemporary works highlighting the city's ceramic heritage.

Step into the 18th-century Ottoman house where Hungarian freedom fighter Lajos Kossuth lived in exile. The museum displays his letters and personal items, showcasing Turkish-Hungarian friendship.

Kütahya's ceramic workshops showcase artisans hand-painting intricate designs using centuries-old techniques. Buy authentic Iznik tiles directly from craftsmen for much less than Istanbul's bazaar prices.

Step inside Kütahya's grand mosque where ancient columns from Aizanoi support magnificent twin domes. Sunlight streams through windows, illuminating the serene prayer hall and intricate muezzin gallery.

This 14th-century mosque features a unique round prayer hall where whirling dervishes once performed sacred ceremonies. Inside, intricate inscriptions and column capitals showcase Ottoman architectural mastery.