Location: Meram
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Top 10 Things to do in Meram, Turkey
Meram is a town and district of Konya Province in the Central Anatolia region of Turkey. Meram is one of the central districts of Konya along with the districts of Karatay and Selçuklu. According to 2000 census, population of the district is 267,878 of which 231,386 live in the urban center of Meram.
Restaurants in Meram
1. 80 Binde Devr-i Alem Parki
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Numan A
Gerçekten çok güzel park olmuş çizgifilim kahramanları çok güzel olmuş tarihi mekanların minyatür leri bire bir olmuş emeği geçenlerin emegine saglık
2. Sahip Ata Muzesi ve Camii
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By aguvenis - Istanbul, Turkey
Sahib-i Ata complex including a mosque and recently renovated lodge for traveling dervishes and the tomb of the owner along with his family members has one of the best Seljuk tile samples.
Built by the Seljuk Grand Vizier Sahib Ata, also the founder of İnce Minareli Medrese (another must see for Konya) has been recently renovated and the lodge serves as a museum.
Across the street the complex also has a hamam ( bath ) and shops, (not related to the complex today , privately used for commercial purposes ) built then to generate income for the upkeep of the facilities. We were told these parts will also be reclaimed and turned in to museums following renovation.
The front gate to the mosque has eloborate stone craftmanship, a trademark for all Seljuck complexes, the elegant and original minaret built right by the front gate is also a good example for tourqouise tile and brick work. The mosque burned down several times during centuries and has been recently renovated resembling the original architecture in a smaller version. We were informed that the only original interior part of the mosque was the altar covered with original Selcuk tiles.
The dervish lodge behind the mosque, entered from a seperate gate and the adjoining tomb has excelent samples of Seljuck tiles. The lodge serves as a museum for antique carpets ( displayed smartly) , lamps, candlesticks gathered form the lodges.
No fee for entrance, next to Konya Archeological Museum and worth a trip with its interior tiles and architecture.
3. Ates Baz-i Veli Turbesi
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By aruntrg - Gurugram (Gurgaon), India
A must visit after you have visited the Mevlana Museum, half an hour's drive from the city centre. Calm, peaceful tomb. Pay your respect, don't forget to pick up the small zip-lock pouch of cooking salt for your home use. Ates Baz who had put his feet in the fire (Ates/Atish in Farsi/Urdu) to cook for his Master & his guests on a day when the firewood got finishes, he blesses your kitchen with that salt to serve love & health to your family & guests.
4. Akyokus Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Dilan S - Copenhagen, Denmark
Lovely green area with a lot of benches. This place is perfect for families that wants to picnic and enjoy the nature and a view of the whole city at the same time.
5. Ataturk Aniti
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5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Mehmet C
2 nisan 2017 gunu konya gezimizde anitida gezdik ve atamiza bagliligimizi sunduk guzel bir yapi merkezi bir yerde cevresi yesillik cocuklugum burada gecti burayi cok severim
6. Konya Kapu Cami
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By kuletgin - Kusadasi, Turkey
Konya Kapı Cami-Konya Gate Mosque is located in down town where one of the old castle's gates was here in old times so it is known as Kapı cami and it is just a few yards away from Aziziye mosque. The mosque was built one of the Rumi's grandsons named Sheikh Hussein Chalabi in 1658 and it was ruined later and then it was rebuilt the mufti of Konya Seyyid Abdurrahman Effendi in 1811. Unfortunately the Kapı mosque was destroyed by a big fire with all the shops around in 1867 so it was rebuilt in 1868 of which still remains. All this information is written on the inscription above the main entrance. It is one of the biggest Ottoman mosques built in Konya with ashlars having three gates, one in the middle and two are the sides. The mosques has 8 domes with a wooden top and the altar & pulpit were made from stone & wood. It has a beautiful atmosphere in the inner part with beautiful wall decorations with Koranic verses. The foundation for ablution was added to the mosque later. The mosque has an excellent location on walking distance in down town on the way To Mavlana Museum so it is recommended to visit. Cameras and scarves are advised to bring.
7. Amber Reis Camii
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Mehmet C
2 nisan 2017 gunu konya gezimizde sabah erken satlerde camii gezdik kucuk bir yapi ataturk anitinin yaninda karsisindada lise var duvarlarda ciniler var
8. Lale Doner
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By yilmazozaktan - Konya, Konya, Turkey
Özellikle lavaşla beraber yenilirse Konya'nın en iyi et dönercilerinden. Tavuk yemenizi tavsiye etmem. Burada et döner yenir. Fakat mekan olarak elit ve kaliteli olduğunu söyleyemem. Mekan olarak sıradan bir öğle arası yemek lokantası. Fakat et döneri harika.
9. Kozagac Parki
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3.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Mehmet C
1 nisan 2017 gunu konya gezimizde bu parkida gezdik genis bir alanda kurulu yesillik park yeri var piknik alanlari var iceride yildiz parki var dikim yapiliyor 300 cesit yildiz cicegi dikecekler görmeye gelmek gerekiyor
10. Hurmaci
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4 based on 1 reviews
We are waiting for the best quality date palms, medicinal dates, delight varieties, sorts of kebabs, sausage, wrap, lokum, confectionery, dragee, chocolate and dried fruit discount campaign prices.
Reviewed By Eray Kaan T
Hurmalı dondurmalarını denemelisiniz. Yaz günleri mevlana civarına gelenler tatmadan geçmeyin derim.
