Built in the 13th century, the Double Minaret Madrasa stands as a striking example of Seljuk architecture, notable for its intricately carved stone facade and the pair of soaring minarets that give it its name. Right next door, Erzurum Castle presents panoramic city views from its towering bastions and a chance to explore historical layers dating back to the Byzantine era. Wander through atmospheric courtyards, admire the carefully preserved ornamental details, and learn about timeless Anatolian craftsmanship. The nearby bazaars offer authentic Turkish treats and handicrafts, making it a perfect stop to immerse yourself in local culture.
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