Mardin, perched on a hilltop overlooking the Mesopotamian plains, is famous for its ancient stone houses, narrow alleys, and diverse cultural heritage, including Arab, Kurdish, and Assyrian influences.
Mardin has been inhabited since antiquity and served as a hub for various civilizations including Assyrians, Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans. Its architecture reflects a mix of cultures and religions.
A walking city with cobblestone streets, historical buildings, and panoramic views of the Mesopotamian plains. A culturally rich experience with local crafts and cuisine.
Yes, but some steep streets require moderate fitness.
Highly recommended to understand the rich history.
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