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Coastal towns, forest trails and local flavours. Plan your visit to Bartın, Amasra, Ulus and Kurucaşile.
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Also known as Küçükkum, Pilavkum is a small sandy cove near Güzelcehisar, surrounded by wooded slopes. The final approach is on foot; check the local path before setting out. Bring water and sun protection, and do not rely on beach facilities.
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Walking paths and rest areas in Bartın’s Hürriyet neighbourhood.
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A riverside park in central Bartın with walking and children's play areas.
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The river flows from the city towards the Black Sea, with parks along its banks.
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A nature stop in the Gergecekaya area near Yeşilkaya village in Bartın Merkez.
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A sandy shore sharing its coastline with volcanic lava columns.
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Volcanic formations beside the sea, viewed from a wooden walkway and observation area.
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A broad beach between the Black Sea and wooded hills, with accommodation and dining nearby.
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A long sandy beach accessible via Gözpınarı or Güzelcehisar.
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A long sandy coastline northwest of Bartın.
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Also known as Çambu, this waterfall is part of the valley landscape near Kurucaşile.
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A woodland escape close to the city on the Bartın–Karabük road.
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Built in 1872 in central Bartın, with a rectangular plan and numerous windows.
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A historic mosque in Bartın’s bazaar, with a single dome and shops below.
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A historic mosque combining stone and brick, connected to the market streets.
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A religious heritage stop in Bartın. Stories linking it to Ebu Derda are local traditions rather than confirmed historical facts.
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A mosque in central Bartın with a doorway inscription dated 1824.
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A tapering stone water structure built in 1887 to serve local tradespeople.
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Wooden craftsmanship and garden settings characterise the city’s historic homes.
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A historic building used at different times as a church, power station and cultural venue.
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Local trade, crafts and everyday life are presented in a former school and municipal building.
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