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Amasra, a charming and picturesque seaside town, is perched on the Black Sea coast of Turkey. Located in the Bartın Province, this town serves as an ideal blend of nature and history, boasting stunning panoramic views, ancient Roman architecture, quaint stone houses, and narrow strewn streets that have an old-world feel. Known for its two fortresses, Amasra Castle and Kemere Bridge, tourists flock to this town to relish its mesmerizing sunsets, enjoy a leisurely walk along the seashore, and taste the delicious, fresh seafood. The town also houses an array of historical monuments such as the Byzantine Church, an Archaeological Museum, and many more, which capture the essence of its diverse and rich history. Furthermore, the Bird's Eye Viewpoint in Amasra is an absolute treat for nature lovers, offering breathtaking vistas of the sea and the town.

Amasra

Amasra is beautiful 
We enjoyed it. But as it is off season some things were closed like restaurants (also the beaches were much dirtier than in summer). We had great food, nice weather and enjoyed the museums and old city a lot.

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