Tag: Çaycuma

It is located in the town of Filyos in Caycuma district. Filyos, III BC. It is a Miletian colony that was established for a commercial purpose in the 19th century. The city is known as an important commercial center where goods brought from the north of the Black Sea were unloaded in ancient times. There are ruins such as castle, Read more...

It is located within the boundaries of Çayköy locality of Çaycuma district of Zonguldak. It was registered as a Nature Park on 11.07.2011. There are business facilities, children’s playgrounds and a picnic area. The promenade area, which allows various types of activities, welcomes many visitors. Read more...

Kadıoğlu Mosaics are located in the village of Çobanhasanlar, Zonguldak-Çaycuma- Kadıoğlu village. It was discovered as a result of archaeological excavations carried out in the region by Eregli Museum between 2008-2011. It is believed that the remains belong to a farm house (Villa Rustica) belonging to the 3rd century AD. The ruins are 15 meters away from Kadıoğlu Köy Yolu Read more...

Filyos Delta is an important delta located between Kızılırmak Delta and Sakarya River in the Western Black Sea Region. The deltas formed in areas where rivers mix with the seas are the places where biological diversity and consequently bird diversity are the most. Zonguldak in terms of species diversity is in 10 provinces in Turkey. Of the 30 rare bird Read more...

It is located in Çaycuma, on the Filyos Valley, between the Potter and Gokceler. Basalt columns appear when a thick lava flow cools and shrinks during this shrinkage. The visual of this formation attracts the attention of visitors. Read more...

It is located in Istasyon District of Zonguldak Caycuma district. There are business facilities, children’s playgrounds and a picnic area. The promenade area, which allows various types of activities, welcomes many visitors. Read more...

It is located in Akçahatipler village in Çaycuma district of Zonduldak. Akçahatipler Village Central Mosque, which has no nails in its construction, has been used for 200 years. The two-storey wooden mosque, whose identity is unknown in the official records, is one of the best examples of the wooden architecture of Anatolia. Since there are no other mosques in the Read more...