Karabuk Collection

Asia, Turkey, Safranbolu. Simit bakery. Turkish sesame bread, often referred to as a aTurkish bagela
Turkey, Safranbolu. Simit bakery. Turkish sesame bread, often referred to as a Turkish bagel, is called Simit or gevrek in Turkish

Asia, Turkey, Safranbolu. Safranbolu is a town and district of Karabuk Province in
Turkey, Safranbolu. Safranbolu is a town and district of Karabuk Province in the Black Sea region of Turkey

Asia, Turkey, Safranbolu. Marketplace displaying copper, tin, brass and locally welded
Turkey, Safranbolu. Marketplace displaying copper, tin, brass and locally welded items

Asia, Turkey, Safranbolu. Well-preserved Ottoman era houses and woodwork and tapestries
Turkey, Safranbolu. Well-preserved Ottoman era houses and woodwork and tapestries. Editorial Use Only

Turkey, Safranbolu. Incekaya observation platform just outside of Safranbolu
Turkey, Safranbolu. Incekaya observation platform outside of Safranbolu. Incekaya Aqueduct originally built in Byzantine times, restored in 1790s by Izzet Mehmet Pasa. Its name means thin rock

Asia, Turkey, Safranbolu. Government building with red Turkish flag flying. Safranbolu is a town
Turkey, Safranbolu. Government building with red Turkish flag flying. Safranbolu is a town and district of Karabuk Province in the Black Sea region of Turkey

Antique Map of Turkey
Antique map of Turkey from 1867

Turkey, Safranbolu. Apricot and quince preserves for sale in shop

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"Discover the enchanting town of Safranbolu in Turkey's Karabuk Province, nestled in Asia. Known for its well-preserved Ottoman-era houses, intricate woodwork, and tapestries, Safranbolu is a must-visit destination. Wander through the bustling marketplace, where copper, tin, brass, and locally welded goods are on display. Indulge in the local specialty, simit bread, often referred to as the Turkish bagel, from a traditional bakery. Take a break at the Incekaya observation platform, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Don't forget to try the delicious apricot and quince preserves before you go. Explore Safranbolu, a hidden gem in Turkey's rich cultural tapestry." (149 characters)