Six days in and around Usak combine museums and old streets, a kitchen class, a hamam and a full day in the countryside of the inner Aegean. The city programme covers the Usak Archaeology Museum, the Ataturk and Ethnography Museum, and the historic streets of the city center. You will marvel at architectural landmarks such as the 1901 Usak Bedesteni, now serving as the Sahaflar Bazaar, and the intricately carved 1896 Cimcim Fountain. The journey further highlights the region's ancient carpet-weaving traditions at the Carpet Museum and the spiritual serenity of the Burma Mosque.
Beyond the city streets, this tour offers a unique opportunity to engage with local traditions through a hands-on Turkish cooking lesson where you will master regional flavors. You will venture into local vineyards to learn the craft of fruit wine production and visit a renowned leather production center to appreciate the expertise of local artisans. A highlight of the experience is a visit to the breathtaking Tasyaran Valley, where millennia of river erosion have sculpted the landscape into a natural masterpiece, followed by an exploration of the ancient city of Blaundus, founded by Macedonian settlers and featuring impressive Roman-era temples, stadiums, and rock tombs.
Designed for relaxation and discovery, the itinerary provides ample time for you to rejuvenate with a traditional Turkish hamam experience. Whether wandering through the remnants of the Roman Empire or learning the secrets of Anatolian cuisine, this tour balances cultural immersion with natural beauty. With fully guided excursions, comfortable transportation, and a deep dive into both the archaeological and culinary landscapes of the region, this trip offers an authentic perspective on the heart of Turkey.
| Tour type | Private · multi-day tour |
|---|---|
| Duration | 6 Days 5 Nights |
| Price | From €1,287 per person |
| Departures | Every day |
| Guide | Licensed guide in your language |
| Stops | 5 |
| Entrance fees | Included |
| Booking | Instant request online, confirmation within 24 hours · TÜRSAB-licensed operator (A-5751) |
Your full program, day by day — click a day to see every stop.
Upon your arrival at Usak Airport, you will be met by our professional team and transferred directly to your hotel. Use this time to settle in and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the city. The remainder of the day is yours to rest and prepare for the exciting cultural exploration that lies ahead.
After breakfast, we begin a full day of sightseeing in Usak. We will explore the Usak Archaeology Museum and the Ataturk and Ethnography Museum to gain insights into the region's past. We will walk through the historic city streets, visit the 1901 Usak Bedesteni, and admire the stone craftsmanship of the 1896 Cimcim Fountain. Later you see the Burma Mosque, and the Carpet Museum introduces the long carpet-weaving tradition of the region. Transfer back to your hotel afterwards.
Following breakfast, we embark on a morning orientation tour before participating in a hands-on Turkish cooking lesson. You will prepare and enjoy a delicious lunch featuring diverse regional flavors. Later, we head to local vineyards to learn about fruit wine production from local experts. On our return, we stop at a famous leather production center where you can observe traditional craftsmanship and enjoy factory-direct shopping opportunities in a relaxed, guided environment.
Today is dedicated to your personal relaxation. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and spend your free time exploring the city at your own pace or shopping for local goods. At a time of your choosing, you will be picked up and transferred to a traditional Turkish bath (hamam) for an authentic bathing experience—a quintessential part of Turkish culture that leaves you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
We depart early to visit the spectacular Tasyaran Valley, renowned for its river-carved rock formations that have been shaped over thousands of years. After enjoying the natural beauty, we proceed to the ancient city of Blaundus. Founded by Macedonian settlers, the city later passed to the Kingdom of Pergamon and then Rome. Set on a spur ringed by deep valleys, it keeps remains of fortifications, temples, a theatre, a stadium and rock-cut tombs. The drive between the two sites takes about one hour. Return to your hotel in Usak.
On your final morning, enjoy breakfast at the hotel before checking out. Our team will provide a transfer to Usak Airport for your onward journey. We hope you leave with wonderful memories of the history, nature, and flavors of Usak.
Usak → Usak City Center → Usak → Tasyaran Valley and Blaundus → Usak
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