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The property was very roomy, and it has a nice view. But I should have done more research as the property is about 35/40 minutes from Trabzon it would be OK if you had a vehicle. The host did arrange taxis but there was a language barrier, the taxi didn't ha e a meter but I was happy with the price and provided a generous tip on all occasions. Please note you must pay cash the establishment does not accept credit cards.

Trabzon is the base city with airport for visiting Trabzon, Uzungol and Ayer plateau . It has good shoping , restauranrs and most facilities . Tours operate from Trabzon to visit other place . The maidan , easy to walk aroud .

Trabzon may look or sound like a small city but it's not. It's just perfect whether it's about food or sightseeing or weather or peaceful stays or a bit of hustle bustle, Trabzon has it all from the silent strong mountains to mysterious Black Sea. The winds will take you back home as I'm from a windy city and the greenery will provide the solace you need from nature. Highly recommended especially if you're from a metropolitan area and need a break. If you're in there the recommended restaurants include Cemil Usta for all the yummiest kebabs and the for a casual food trip one should try Kelander near Uzun Sokak. The Selap at Beton Helwa is to die for and the coffee and food at Coffee Company at Meydan is out of this world. For best view must visit Boztepe just few minutes away from Meydan and to stay I'd suggest either Meydan so you have easier access of all the city but if you're looking for peaceful luxury then check out Şahin Tepesi as they are one of the BEST!!

I loved Trabzon and its people among all the cities of Turkey for several reasons, which I will mention below about the pros and cons. 💡Positives : 1-The picturesque nature, greenery, waterfalls and valleys, in short, the paradise of Turkey, is Trabzon. 2-The people here in Trabzon are very kind, I have never seen such a welcome and kindness in Turkey. 3-Prices are very low for food and shopping compared to Istanbul. 4-The security here is 100% You will find the police working 24 hours a day and they are located in every corner of Trabzon, so you will feel comfortable walking in the morning and even late at night. Thank you Trabzon Police for the great job in maintaining security. 5-The sellers in Trabzon are honest here, they treat you as if you are a Trabzon resident, and also when they know that you are a tourist, they give you gifts, discounts and drinks. They are really nice people. 6-If you are a tea lover, this is your destination without controversy, as it is characterized by tea factories and tea plantations. 7-If you are a lover of natural honey, it is also famous for being a green paradise of Trabzon. 8-The remote and rural areas, their people, their customs and traditions are gentle and imbued with sincerity. 9-handicraft. 10-Relaxing in the Ottoman Baths after returning from a tiring journey of relaxation around Trabzon. 11-Ease of use of transportation. 12-Fraud here in Trabzon 0% 13-You will find all the services and satisfactory tourist attractions. 💡Negatives : 1-The people don't speak English in trabzon. 2-Begging and asking for money from the street, but it is a small percentage compared to Istanbul. This report is unofficial, it is based only on my personal trip and my experience in Trabzon for 8 days, and I do not bear any legal consequences for those who use this information for other purposes.

It is my first time to Trabzon. The city is between old and modern. I booked a hotel in the Meydan (City Centre) as it was the best location to go for shopping or a walk or eat whenever I want. In case you book in a hotel not close to the Medyan you'll have to keep using public transportation. If you want a Sim card with 4-5G i would recommend to buy it from the shop in Meydan or anywhere else but the airport. The city has a few famous landmarks such as Ataturk House (nice to pay a visit), Botanic Garden and Agia Sophia but of course not as big as the one in Istanbul. In Addition to Sera Lake and Boztepe hill. All these places can be visited in one day since they are close to each other. For shopping you have the souk (market) in the Meydan and around, in addition to Forum mall which has a number of shops and restaurants. If you stay in Meydan area you can reach Forum by using the mini van (public transportation) that takes you right to the Forum for 3 liras. (same thing if you want to go back to the Meydan) The must see places include Uzungol, Ayder, Sumela Monastery and other places that are an hour or more away from the city. For that purpose I would highly recommend to book one of the daily tours provided by Zenofon tours as they give you the option to Join a group or to go on a private tour with your friends to the above mentioned places and much more for great prices. I think one week (7 days) is enough (including the tours and shopping).

streets inside city not good , outside country to remote areas like to hider nabi fish gul , quibla mosque very bad and dangerous , prices are high esp cars ,airport is very small not at interest of the city ,people rarely speak English in general city is very beautiful ,