Explore the world with tourHQ
Explore the world with tourHQ
In this entrepreneurial center of big business balanced with carpet weavers, old Seljuk mosques and mythical Mount Erciyes, get a Kayseri guide from tourHQ to help plan your itinerary.
Search Cities in Turkey
Hi, here we go, a new vision, a new face and an innovative Tour Guide, Ugur,who has been ...
My name is Zafer. Licensed tour guide by minister of culture and tourism. Married and two ...
Hi & Welcome, I was born in the enchanting region of Cappadocia, in the charming town of Ürgüp, ...
Excellent command of English. Expert of Ephesus, Cappadocia, Istanbul, Biblical Tours, ...
Hello, My name is Tarik and I am a professional nationwide licensed tour guide in ...
Like to show off the beaten path places away from touristic spotsLike to show the culture ...
Hi there,This is Güray from Cappadocia. I was born in the region and I have spent the most of my ...
Hello! My name is Saim Örnek, and I am a licensed professional tour guide in Turkey, based in the ...
My name is Ahmet and Cappadocia is my hometown. I have been guiding in Cappadocia as a ...
Hi my name is Döne. I have been living in Cappadocia for 9 years. Having studied tour ...
Hello! My name is Fatih. I was born in Fethiye in 1986. I am a freelance professional tour guide ...
Hi, I am Omer Celik, a passionate tour guide with a deep love for history, culture, and ...
If you do not want a disappointment but just an ideal guide .That is ...
Hailed as a so-called ‘Anatolian Tiger’ for its economic boom period of the last three decades, Kayseri is one of Turkey’s most forward-thinking and entrepreneurial cities. It’s a fact evinced by the smattering of gleaming new buildings that rise from amidst the foray of the old here; the metallic Kadir Has Stadium and the shimmering scrapers of the Central Business District.
But for all its modernist attitude, Kayseri still exudes a certain charm and traditionalism that does well to enthrall any visitors stopping by. Consider the looming and craggy peak of Mount Erciyes that towers high above, the iconic Seljuk mosque of Hunat Hatun Camii, or the clusters of carpet weavers that line the streets—a relic of Kayseri’s place on the old Silk Road.
More generally, Kayseri is the tourist’s gateway to the fascinating sights of Central Anatolia, with its startling wealth of ‘must see’ relics west of the Euphrates basin. If that’s got you thinking, then be sure to ask your Kayseri tourist guide for tips on the rock chimneys of Göreme, the layered valleys of Cappadocia, or the various ancient settlements that rise organically from the hills.
Say Goodbye to Travel Stress