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Sivas intercity bus stops and boarding points are: Kızıldağ (İmranlı, Sivas), Akıncılar, Zara, Yıldızeli, Yeniçubuk (Gemerek, Sivas), Ulaş (Sivas), Şarkışla, Suşehri, Sivas, Kumoğlu (Zara, Sivas), Koyulhisar, Kangal, İmranlı, Hanlı (Sivas), Hafik, Gürün, Gölova, Gemerek, Ekecik (Refahiye, Erzincan), Doğanşar, Divriği, Karakaya (Yıldızeli, Sivas), Altınyayla (Sivas), Yukarıekecik (Yıldızeli, Sivas), Şerefiye (Zara, Sivas), Çetinkaya (Kangal, Sivas), Bozkır (Zara, Sivas) and Alacahan

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Located in the Central Anatolian Region of Turkey, Sivas is one of the oldest and settlement centers in Anatolia. Sivas, a city that has witnessed many history, cultures and civilizations due to its location on the historical Silk Road route, is also a natural wonder with its natural beauties.

Sivas, where Anatolia's highest plateaus and mountains are located, stands out in terms of tourism with its historical monuments, natural beauties, thermal springs and ski tourism. The city also draws attention with its madrasas, mosques, tombs, inns and caravanserais.

Known for its water resources, Sivas; Kızılırmak also hosts Tozanlı Stream, Çaltı Stream and Tohma Stream. Sivas has a wide and great culture due to its wide lands. Sivas has a cold and continental climate. The best month to visit the city is between April and September.

Sivas Attractions

Sivas, one of the most historical cities of Central Anatolia, is also very rich in terms of places to visit. Taşhan Bazaar, which was made of cut stone in the second half of the 19th century, is located in the center. Taşhan Bazaar, which has a striking structure with its open courtyard, is used as a business center today. There are cafes on the entrance and upper floors of Taşhan Bazaar. You can go to Taşhan Bazaar and take a journey into the past.

Gokpinar Lake, which is a natural wonder, serves domestic and foreign tourism every year. Gokpinar Lake, enchanting with its color, is a wonderful destination that offers blue and green together. We recommend that you do not leave the city without seeing Gökpınar Lake.

Double Minaret, one of the most important structures of the city, has an eye-catching structure. The Double Minaret, built by the Vizier of the Ilkhanate, Şemseddin Cüveyni, draws attention with its ornamented crown gate and two minarets with brick and tile weave. We strongly recommend you to see the Double Minaret in the city center.

Sifaiye Madrasa, located right across the Double Minaret, also has a very impressive structure. You also have the chance to visit the tomb of Izzeddin Keykavus, located inside the Şifaiye Madrasa, which was used as a madrasah where patients were treated during the Seljuk period.

Artifacts from the Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman periods are also exhibited at the Sivas Archeology Museum, which is the largest archeology museum in Central Anatolia. You can also see fossils of mammals that lived in the region 9 million years ago, and many finds from the Chalcolithic Age, the Old Bronze Age and the Hittites.

Şuğul Valley is one of the places worth seeing in the city. You can follow the walking path in the Şuğul Valley, which is one of the important natural beauties, and enjoy the nature and scenery.

Yıldız Mountain, which comes to mind when it comes to winter tourism, is an important center for Sivas. Yildiz Mountain, which gives life to winter tourism, ski slopes, ice park, bungalow houses, hotels and social facilities welcome thousands of visitors every year. Yıldız Mountain Winter Sports Tourism Center, established on the slope of Yıldız Mountain, is one of the favorites of skiers with its slopes.

Sivas Atatürk Congress Museum, which was used as the "National Struggle Headquarters" between September 2 and December 18, 1919 by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and the Representative Committee, is a must-see among the places to visit in Sivas. The building, which stands out as an important museum reflecting history, consists of the historical Congress Hall, Atatürk's study and rest room.

How to go to Sivas?

There are bus, train and plane alternatives for transportation to Sivas. Among these transportation options, the most economical transportation method to Sivas is to buy a Sivas bus ticket. There are regular direct bus services to Sivas from all over Turkey.

Sivas Intercity Bus Station is located in Yenişehir District in the city center. You can reach the bus station in the city center by using the municipal bus, minibus, shuttles of the bus companies and taxi.

In order to discover this beautiful city, which is one of the most important cities of Anatolia with its historical riches, natural beauties and cultural values, you can take the first step by searching for Sivas bus tickets on turna.com.