Come aboard a significant monument to Turkey's history. This replica of the boat Ataturk took to Samsun is a powerful symbol of the establishment of the Turkish national movement.

This beautiful nature reserve is home to many beautiful trees and abundant wildlife such as foxes, hedgehogs, and snakes. Bring a camera and take photos, go for a walk, or enjoy a nice picnic.

A hugely symbolic monument for Samsun, this bronze statue depicting Atatürk is situated in the aptly named Atatürk Park. Take the time to admire the 8.85 m (29 ft) monument and what it represents.

Visit Tekkeköy Mağaraları, or the Tekkeköy Caves for a fascinating glimpse into the past. This museum highlights one of the oldest human settlements, dating back to 10,000 and 60,000 BC. Browse the exhibits full of artifacts, or take in some fresh air in the outdoor museum and recreation area.

History fans can enjoy a visit to the Amazon Village. The museum is dedicated to the Amazons, who are thought to have lived in Terme between 3,000 and 2,000 BC. Explore exhibits with wax figures and recreated scenes.

Amisos Hill is one of the many natural attractions in the center of Samsun. To get to the top of the hill, you can walk up the wooden path surrounded by lovely greenery. You can also take a relaxing cable car ride to the top to enjoy amazing views of Samsun.