About Mardin

Mardin Province is a province of Turkey with a population of 835,173 (2000)¹. The capital of the Mardin Province is Mardin. Located near the traditional boundary of Anatolia and Mesopotamia, it has a diverse population with a Kurdish majority and significant minorities of Arabs, Syriacs and Turks.

Mardin Interesting Places

Germiab hot springs, Mardin and Hasankeyf castles, Deyrü'z- Zafaran, Mar Behnam and Mar Mihail monasteries, Hatuniye, Marufiye, Sehidiye, Melik Mansur, Altunboga, Zinciriye, Kasimiye, Sah Sultan Hatun, Savurkapi and Harzem Taceddin Mesud old theological schools (medrese), Firdevs Mansion, Hasankeyf Palace, Mardin, Hasankeyf and Kiziltepe Grand Mosques, Eminüddin and Necmeddin mosque complexes, Kale, Hizir (Akkoyunlu), Babü's-Sur (Melik Mahmud), Abdüllatif (Latifiye), Molla Hari (Süleyman Pasha), Seyh Çabuk, Hamid, Seyh Mahmud Türki (Seyh Ali), Pamuk, Kiseyri, Reyhaniye, Arap (Azap), Zairi, Haci Ömer (Halife), Camiü'r-Rizk and Koç mosques, Kayseriyye Shops and Revakli shops, Kervansaray, Hasankeyf Imam Abdullah Dervish lodge, Zeynel Bey vault tomb, Hasankeyf and Kiziltepe bridges, Mardin Museum.