Gaziantep, Metropolitan municipality in Turkey
Gaziantep, a city located in southeastern Turkey, is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world.
Historically, Gaziantep was part of the kingdom of Mitanni, Hittites and Assyrians and was known as 'Hamtap' until the Seljuks changed it to 'Ayintab'.
In addition to its rich history, Gaziantep is also known for its gastronomy culture.
The city's postal code is 27 000.
Known as the 'Kitchen of Anatolia', Gaziantep has been recognized by UNESCO as a creative city for gastronomy.
Location: Gaziantep Province
Population: 1567205
Elevation above the sea: 850 m
Website: gaziantep.bel.tr
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Gaziantep, a city located in southeastern Turkey, is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world.
The Gaziantep Museum of Archaeology features an extensive collection that sheds light on the region's rich past.
Şirvani Mosque is known for its intricate Ottoman architecture.
The Liberation Mosque, initially a church, serves as a significant religious site.
St. Peter's Church, Gaziantep is both a cultural center and church building located in Şahinbey.
Gaziantep Castle is a hilltop fortress that dominates the skyline of Gaziantep.
Gaziantep Zoo is recognized as one of the largest zoological parks in Turkey.
