Showing posts with label about adana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label about adana. Show all posts

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Adana's Important Phones

Adana Governorship
Tel: +90 322 458 83 70
Fax: +90 322 458 83 51

Provincial Directorates of Culture and Tourism

Tel: +90 322 458 84 28
Fax: +90 322 458 84 29

Directorate of Surveying and Monuments
Tel: +90 322 363 39 56
Fax.: +90 322 363 41 08

Directorate of State Theatre
Tel: +90 322 352 57 22

City Tourism Association
Tel: +90 322 352 08 39
Fax.: +90 322 359 71 71

Adana Sakirpasa Airport
Tel: +90 322 432 98 84

Adana Train Station
Tel: +90 322 453 69 14

Adana Bus Station
Tel: +90 322 428 20 47

Adana Metropolitan Municipality

Tel:+90 322 454 36 04

Seyhan Municipality
Tel: +90 322 432 74 74

Yuregir Belediyesi
Tel: 321 28 46

If you have a phone number you want, you can write comments section

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Adana Hotels (with contact info)

Hotel My Afrodit
Address: Around Racecourse , Sarihamzali Village 171st Street Nu:9 Seyhan Adana TURKEY
Tel.: +90 322 429 30 30
Fax: +90 322 428 99 13

Sedef Hotel

Address: Turhan Cemal Beriker Avenue , Nu.: 106 Seyhan Adana TURKEY
Tel.: +90 322 435 02 53
Fax: +90 322 435 92 96

Aksoy Hotel
Address: Abidinpasa Street , 9th st. Nu:1 Seyhan Adana TURKEY
Tel.: +90 322 351 02 10
Fax: +90 322 359 52 53

Doruk Hotel
Address: Kurukopru Mah. Inonu Cad. Nu:89 Seyhan Adana
Tel.: +90 322 363 26 26
Fax: +90 322 363 35 16

Koza Hotel
Address: Ozler Street Nu: 103 Seyhan Adana TURKEY
Tel: +90 322 352 58 57
Fax: +90 322 359 85 71

Le Grand Hotel

Address: Turhan Cemal Beriker Avenue , Opposite the Bus Station(Otogar) Nu:395 Seyhan Adana
Tel.: +90 322 459 24 59
Fax: +90 322 459 24 57

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Adana Foods and Drinks

Traditional Dishes: Adana Kebab

Nostrum: Turnip Juice

Indispensable for summer: Bici Bici

Anali - Kizli

Sirdan

Sikma

Excellent taste: Stuffed Meatballs

Sweet Ring

Stone Dessert
Blackbirds Dessert

Friday, April 9, 2010

Adana's Old Photographs Part 3


New Mosque

In 1950
Payas (Yumurtalik) Castle
View of the Grand Clock-Tower in Grand Mosque

Grand Mosque

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Adana's Old Photographs Part 2

View of the Grand Mosque in Grand Clock-Tower

Bahri Pasha Fountain at the Kurukopru Square

Grand Mosque at 1900s


Seyhan from Stone Bridge side, Now Zubeyde Hanım Park..


Station Square , Station Building through the trees..

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Adana's Old Photographs Part 1

January 5 square

Front of the New Mosque and Kucuksaat ( Small Clock-Tower)
View from the Seyhan in Karsiyaka

In front of Stone Bridge and back at Sabanci's factory..Currently Hilton Hotel..

Abidin Pasha Street

Stone Bridge and Karsiyaka

Monday, April 5, 2010

The Grand Mosque (Adana)


Halil Bey had it constructed in the period of Ramazanoglu Lordliness in 1507. It was enlarged with a building extention in 1541. Halil Bey's Tomb is here. The Grand Mosque was constructed with the shaped stones.
The monumental portal , on which there are a line of inscriptions with large text - writing framed, is curved and oister niches. The minaret next to portal with eight corners is an interesting sample of its time.



Sunday, April 4, 2010

The Grand Clock - Tower (Adana)


It has been on the street of Ali Munif. It's construction was started by the governer Ziya Pasha in 1881. The Governer Abidin Pasha had it completed in 1882. The tower was built the shaped stones.



Stone Bridge (Adana)





It's over the River Seyhan. It was constructed by the Roman Emperor Hadrianus in the 4th century (385). It was an important bridge between Europa and Asia for centuries. Harun Resit (766-809) joined it to Adana Castle with some addings. At the beginning of the 9th century, Memun, who was Harun Resit's son and the 7th Abbasian caliph had it repaired. It was repaired by 3th Ahmet (1713), Kel Hasan Pasha (1847), Ziya Pasha, the Governor of Adana Province (1789) at different times. The epigraphs of these three repairings are present today. The last repairing was constructed in 1949.
It is 319 metres long and 13 metres high. The 14 out of the 21 bridges are still standing. Two lion relieves can be seen on the big bridge in the middle. It's known that it's the oldest bridge of the world which is still in use.