About Trabzon

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Trabzon, located on the coast of the Black Sea, is one of Türkiye’s most culturally and historically significant cities and serves as the centre of the Eastern Black Sea Region. With its unique geography stretching between the mountains and the sea, Trabzon brings together natural beauty, historical heritage, and modern urban life. Supported by its developing industry, strong technological infrastructure, universities, and research centres, the city holds significant potential as one of Türkiye’s emerging hubs for science and innovation.

 

The city offers an unforgettable experience to its visitors with iconic landmarks such as Uzungöl, Sumela Monastery, Hagia Sophia, Atatürk Mansion, and panoramic walking routes along the coastline, combined with its mild climate and rich culinary culture. The mountainous landscape of the region also provides world-class opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and eco-tourism.

Ortahisar, the event district, is the cultural and social heart of the city. Its historical sites, museums, coastal boulevards, shopping areas, and cafés form the core of Trabzon’s urban life. The Prof. Dr. Osman Turan Culture and Congress Center, the most modern international congress venue in the region, offers exceptional convenience to participants with its location only a 20-minute walking distance from Trabzon International Airport.​

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With extensive accommodation options, a safe transportation network, modern facilities, and the renowned hospitality of the Black Sea region, Trabzon provides an ideal setting for international congresses. Visitors can also enjoy a rich gastronomic experience with local specialties such as Akçaabat meatballs, kuymak, anchovy dishes, and traditional Black Sea desserts.

For more information on cultural routes, gastronomy, transportation, and city exploration, participants are encouraged to visit the official tourism portals of Trabzon and Türkiye.