Cheap Kastamonu Flights
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There are 1 flights operating between Istanbul and Kastamonu. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Izmir and Antalya to Kastamonu.

You can travel cheaper to Kastamonu by purchasing Tosya bus ticket.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Kastamonu flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Kastamonu 3,735 TL, Ankara Kastamonu 3,034 TL and Antalya Kastamonu 3,046 TL

Better to book your flight to Kastamonu 93 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

July and August months are the highest season for Turkey, Kastamonu. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: October and November.

It is a very valuable city with its borders with Kastamonu, Sinop, Çorum, Çankırı, Karabük and Bartın, located within the borders of the Black Sea region, with Küre Mountains, Valla Canyon, beaches, rock tombs, plateaus, mansions and historical structures. In addition to hosting many domestic and foreign tourists in a wide range of four seasons of the year, from coastal tourism to winter tourism, Kastamonu is also among the first in cultural tourism with its historical and architectural features from the Seljuk and Ottoman periods.

The history of Kastamonu, which started with the Hittites, continued with its stay within the borders of the Byzantine Empire, after the Phrygian, Lydian, Persian, Alexander the Great, Pontus Kingdom and Roman Empire.

Kastamonu, which was captured by the Turks during the Danishment period, joined the Ottoman state with Fatih Sultan Mehmet in 1460. Kastamonu, which undertook important duties as it was the most reliable region during the National Struggle, also hosted the "Clothing and Hat Revolution", one of the most important events of the Republican period.

Kastamonu Attractions

Kastamonu, one of Turkey's corners of paradise, is an invaluable place to visit, see and engage in countless activities with its lush green mountains, forests, plains, emerald beaches, rich cultural assets, traditional Turkish houses, canyons, beaches, caves and ski resorts.

Kastamonu Castle, built by the Byzantine dynasty Komenos and forming the historical center of Kastamonu, is the first stop for visitors with its magnificent view. The panoramic view of Kastamonu can be watched from the castle, which is located on the 112-meter-high hill. The important structures that must be seen in Kastamonu, which does not end with counting the historical textures, are the Nasrullah Kadı, İsmailbey, Yakupağa, Şeyh Şaban-ı Veli Complexes and the Mahmutbey, Atabeygazi, Küre Akşemseddin and Yılanlı Mosques. The most important historical inns of Kastamonu, whose every stone smells like history and culture, are İsmail Bey, Deve, Urgan, Gökçeağaç, Balkapanı and Aşirefendi Hans and Cem Sultan Bedesten.

Kastamonu Mansions, 564 of which are considered as immovable cultural assets, are important in terms of reflecting the civil architectural features of the period and still standing. Inebolu Houses, another unique architectural example of the region and covered with slate stone unique to this region, can be seen along the Black Sea coast in settlements such as Abana, Ilisi, Bozkurt and Çatalzeytin.

Ilgaz Mountains, the highest mountain mass of the Western Black Sea Region, is protected as the Ilgaz Mountain National Park and is an almost unrivaled center for mountaineering and nature sports. Ilgaz Mountain Ski Center, located 40 km south of the city center, is flooded with tourists during the winter months. Küre Mountains National Park is one of the 200 ecological regions protected by the World Wide Fund for Nature. Valla Canyon, Çatak Canyon, Horma Canyon Crossing, Ilıca Waterfall and Armutlu Meadow are among the must-see places around the area, which hosts 157 endemic plant species and plant taxa.

Apart from the rich historical and cultural heritage of Kastamonu, its magnificent nature enchants the visitors. Munay in Arac, Sıragömü in Fındıklı, Kirazlı and Başköy, Oluklu in Daday, Suğla in Azdavay, Belören in Küre, Kösem, Dipsizgöl, Yeşilgöl and Sekiler Plateaus in Tosya add beauty to Kastamonu in summer and winter. The caves are the brand values ​​of Kastamonu: Ilgarini Cave (Pınarbaşı), Gizemli Cave (Devrekani), Kılıçlı Cave (Cide) are Anatolia's magical temples with their stalactites and stalagmites. Kastamonu is an ideal city for sea tourism in summers with its bays and beaches with natural protected areas. CideGideros Bay, Cide Town Beach, Kumluca, Akbayır Village Beach; Women's Beach in Doğanyurt; Boyranaltı and Gemiciler Village Beaches in İnebolu; Yakaören (İlişi) Village Beach in Bozkurt; Public Beach and Holiday Village Beach in Abana and Ginolu Beaches in Çatalzeytin are the meeting points of this magnificent nature with the Black Sea.

If you want to visit the museums that shed light on the archaeological and ethnographic values, history and culture of the city and the region while you are in Kastamonu, Kastamonu Archeology, Kastamonu Ethnography, Şeyh Şaban-ı Veli Foundation Museum and Architect Vedat Tek Culture and Art Center 75th Year Republic Museum are in the city. There are four museums.

Food and Drink in Kastamonu

If you ask what Kastamonu is famous for, the first answers will be Kastamonu Apple, Tosya grape, Üryani Plum, İnebolu Chestnut, Azdavay pear, Taşköprü Garlic, Tosya rice and Vehicle Walnut, as well as Turkish delights with various flavors and helva.

The local delicacies that you should come to Kastamonu and taste are meat bread, banduma, miklama, trotter, sour rice, ala rice, simit tiridi, puryan-kuyu kebab, ogmaç soup, slave dough and cirik dessert…

How to go to Kastamonu

Kastamonu is 520 kilometers from Istanbul and 250 kilometers from Ankara by road.