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In southeastern Turkey, the city of Mardin sits on a rocky mountainside overlooking the northern plains of Syria.
The city's famous Arabic architecture, with its sand-coloured stone houses, nearly blends in with the landscape from a distance.
Upon approaching, however, the detailed stonework of its many mosques, churches and monasteries make for a dynamic cityscape.
The oldest Christian community of the Suryani inhabited the area for centuries, and some Syriac Orthodox churches are still used today.
One of the world's oldest functioning monasteries is the Deyrul Zafaran Monastery, the only one of its kind that survives in the country, built in 439 AD.
From the following century, Mardin contains the Syriac church called Kirklar Kilisesi.
The city's dynamic heritage has created a unique, diverse atmosphere for visitors staying in Mardin hotels.
Explore the grounds of a 14th century madrasah, or Islamic school, then head to the tiny alleys that reach the ancient citadel for a beautiful view of the Mesopotamian plains.
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In the heart of one of Mesopotamia's oldest settlements, within reach of historic landmarks in Mardin
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Introduction to Mardin, Turkey
In southeastern Turkey, the city of Mardin sits on a rocky mountainside overlooking the northern plains of Syria.The city's famous Arabic architecture, with its sand-coloured stone houses, nearly blends in with the landscape from a distance.
Upon approaching, however, the detailed stonework of its many mosques, churches and monasteries make for a dynamic cityscape.
The oldest Christian community of the Suryani inhabited the area for centuries, and some Syriac Orthodox churches are still used today.
One of the world's oldest functioning monasteries is the Deyrul Zafaran Monastery, the only one of its kind that survives in the country, built in 439 AD.
From the following century, Mardin contains the Syriac church called Kirklar Kilisesi.
The city's dynamic heritage has created a unique, diverse atmosphere for visitors staying in Mardin hotels.
Explore the grounds of a 14th century madrasah, or Islamic school, then head to the tiny alleys that reach the ancient citadel for a beautiful view of the Mesopotamian plains.
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