Where is Mardin? Where is Mardin in Türkiye?

Mardin, located in southeastern Türkiye is a city that beautifully blends history, culture, and architecture. It has hospitalized to various civilizations throughout history.

Mardin is one of the city where is located in Southeast Anatolia religion. It is located near Syria line. Mardin has a total of 10 districts. These are Midyat , Omerli, Dargecit, Kızıltepe, Artuqid, Nusaybin, Savur, Yesilli, Kabala, Derik. Sanlıurfa, Batman, Diyarbakır, Siirt are the neighboring cities of Mardin. Mardin has hospitalized to many civilizations such as Assyrian, Persian, Roman, Byzantine ,Artuqid, Seljuk, Ottoman. 

It is a city where different religions and ethnic groups coexist. Communities such as Turks, Kurds, Arabs, and Assyrians live together in harmony. The city reflects the traditions of Islam, Christianity, and Assyrian.

Rich Heritage of Mardin

Mardin has a rich heritage. It is famous for its historical structures, places and different cultures. It attracts with stone houses, mosques, churches, museums, minarets and streets. Mardin houses are the best known structures. These houses were made of stone and wooden materials. They reflect an unique beauty to city.  

Some popular tourist attractions in Mardin 

Zinciriye Medrese

Mor Gabriel Monastery

Deyrulzafaran Monastery

Grand Mosque

Kasımiye Medrese

Mardin Museum

Mardin Castle

Old Mardin (Historic District of Mardin)

Latifiye Mosque

Mardin Houses

Old Bazaar of Mardin

These places are known for their historical significance and beautiful architecture, making them essential stops for anyone visiting Mardin. Every year many tourists travel this city from different cities and countries.

Besides its cultural richness, Mardin offers a warm hospitality to visitors, with locals known for their friendliness and welcoming nature. The city's vibrant bazaars, traditional handicrafts, and delicious local cuisine add to the charm of this fascinating place.

Economy of Mardin

The economy of Mardin is usually based on agriculture, animal husbandry and handicrafts. Traditional crafts such as copper working, stone craftsmanship, and carpet weaving, especially, contribute to the city's economy.

Whether you're interested in history, culture, or simply enjoying the beauty of its landscapes, Mardin is a city that leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.