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Holidays in Diyarbakir

On your way to Diyarbakir? Your feed is about to create a whole lot of FOMO back home! (Just don’t forget to hashtag 'blessed'.)

Prepare to make some new BFFs! Around 650,000 people live in this part of Diyarbakir.

It's located 670 kilometres away from Ankara, the nation's capital, and 45 kilometres away from Ergani.

If you're holidaying with enthusiastic little ones, a trip to the Cinemall is sure to wear them out!

Whether you want to sit out in the sun or just watch life pass by, Diyarbakir offers some lovely green spaces for you to discover Select from Kosuyolu Park or the Gazi Köşkü.

Ask the welcoming staff at Ziya Gokalp House Museum or the Ataturk Museum about special happenings. With so many captivating displays, you'll want to be sure you don't miss anything. If you have extra time, also go to the Diyarbakır House Museums and the Cahit Sıtkı Tarancı Museum.

These days you don't need to traverse the seven seas to see the wonders of the world. You can just drop into places like the Diyarbakir Archeology Museum and the Archaeology Museum instead, where an excellent variety of fascinating specimens and items are on show all in the one place.

Go back in time when you visit Cahit Sitka Taranci House Cultural Museum and Suluklu Hani. They're fabulous places to get a real sense of Diyarbakir's history. Why not also swing by Maliksah Burcu and Goat Tower?

A structure that has linked Diyarbakir for what seems like forever, Dicle Bridge is a vital part of the city's past that no visitor should ignore.

Safeguarded between the impenetrable walls of Nur Burcu is an amazing history. The glory days of a bygone era can be felt in every nook and cranny.

You can get a fill of both local faith and history at the Great Mosque of Diyarbakir and Mar Petyun Catholic Church. Get an even deeper understanding of the city's beliefs at St. Giragos Armenian Church and the Nebii Mosque.

Diyarbakir is not the sort of place that allows its history to fade into the past. Along with its other memorials, Seman Kosku and Dort Ayakli Minare help preserve the tales and events of this city's history. Continue your journey down history lane and drop into Diyarbakır Citadel and the Seven Brothers Tower.

You might have to exercise a bit of restraint at Diyarbakir Forum. From discount bin items to cute souvenirs, these stores are brimming with terrific deals.

Check what's on at the Diyarbakir State Theater, because there's nothing like watching a good show. The Diyarbakir Devlet Tiyatrosu is another venue if you're keen for more entertainment.

While it is tempting to concentrate on seeing the big-name attractions here, Diyarbakir also offers some great lesser-known tourist sights. The Diyarbakir Art Center is a good example. The Diyarbakir Sanat Merkezi is another worthwhile place to visit.

Hotels in Diyarbakir

If you book a room at one of our most recommended accommodations, the friendly staff will ensure that your stay is a great one. The Dedeman Diyarbakir and SV Business Hotel Diyarbakır are worth considering.