Top Things to do in Rize Province
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Top 7 Things to do Good for Couples in Rize Province, Turkish Black Sea Coast
Discover the best top things to do in Rize Province, Turkey including Palovit Selalesi, Zilkale, Firtina Deresi, Pokut YaylasI, Ziraat - Botanik Cay Bahcesi, Gito YaylasI, Ayder Yaylasi.
Restaurants in Rize Province
1. Palovit Selalesi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By nezark - Baghdad, Iraq
After zilch castle one should continue driving from 3 km then taking another 3 km upward in a very narrow route to the fall.the fall itself is highly gorgeous. Approaching too near is hard coz you will be wet.
2. Zilkale
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By nomadicbrowns - Ankara, Turkey
This is probably the most well preserved and explained castle ruins we've seen in Turkey. We enjoyed all the signs describing each area and room. Very well done!
3. Firtina Deresi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By drmonotony - Una-Sana Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nice place everyone need to see im happy to saw that river rize is the most beautiful city in the black sea region
4. Pokut YaylasI
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By MAEsTrips
A beautiful sight, both light and advanced trekking routes... The highland is not yet explored by many so its still a bit secluded place. If you are fan of the mountains and the nature, the Pokut Highland is a place to see!
5. Ziraat - Botanik Cay Bahcesi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By mohammedi34 - Amwaj Islands, Bahrain
A very beautiful tea garden in Rize sponsored by the famous tea company, Çaykur. It is an open door cafe at an elevated location with lot of greenery around it. It overlooks the Rize city. It has a parking space. It is highly recommended for visiting if someone is visiting Rize.
6. Gito YaylasI
7. Ayder Yaylasi
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 802 reviews
Reviewed By Chieffinancialbudda - Trabzon, Turkey
Ayder is a great little village up the mountain. It is getting developed for tourism but still holds much of the charm of a mountain village. Lots of restraunts and shops. We really thought it was sweet and the people were very nice. Think Breckenridge (US) european ski village. If you keep going up the hill and have car with high clearance, you can go up to other very small villages and half way up, hike along a lovely stream to a beautiful lake. Further up the road you get almost to the top of the mountains and are above the clouds. Well worth a day. There are places to camp all along the way.
