Ordu&Giresun Turu

The historical Tirebolu Castle (Saint-Jean) located in the town center of Tirebolu is a small castle located on a peninsula in the sea in the north of the district. The castle, which was built in accordance with the natural structure of the peninsula, can be reached by a steep staircase from the south. The castle was built as masonry with rubble stone material. The entrance is through a low arched opening overlooking the city. Its walls were supported by buttresses from the outside at intervals. Inside the castle, there is a small chapel called the Church of the Virgin Mary in the yearbooks and the remains of a small mosque. There are many tombstones belonging to the Ottoman Period in the castle. The castle walls have survived to the present day. Tirebolu Castle, which has undergone extensive restoration and repair in previous years, is one of the most beautiful historical monuments of the region.

The castle is located on the highest point of the peninsula, which is a first-degree natural and archaeological site and divides Giresun into two, on the volcanic rock that dominates the city. Information about when Giresun Castle was built is not enough. However, some sources BC II. It shows that it was built by the Pontus King Farnakes I in the century. During the Byzantine Period, the castle, located at an altitude of 100 meters from the sea, was the scene of a widespread settlement. For this reason, the word castle-city has been ascribed here. The building consists of two parts, the inner and outer castle. There are remains of a palace in the inner castle. The castle walls start from the southwest, surround the city and extend to the northeast. It is thought that the caves built with block stones in the north of the castle were used as shelters. The mausoleum of Topal Osman Ağa, the hero of the national struggle, is located in the castle. Today, the castle is arranged as a picnic and sightseeing area. The walls of Giresun Castle, known as the "Bronze Walled Castle" in ancient sources, are thought to belong to the Hellenistic Period. The castle is also an ideal spot to watch Giresun, where green and blue meet, from a height.

Ordu Boztepe, at an altitude of 530 meters from the sea, is a wonderful place where you can watch the city view with the cable car or thanks to the facilities on the hill, and also where you can paraglide.

The reverse house action park is a stopping point for entertainment seekers.

There is Boztepe at the highest point of the city. This hill, which offers the opportunity to watch the city from a bird's eye view, is also the focus of travel enthusiasts with the cable car line built on it. Boztepe has a structure that can keep people in themselves for hours.

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