Stone Bridge: A 1500-Year-Old Historical Bridge Over the Seyhan River

The historic streets of Adana are silent witnesses bearing the traces of centuries. Every corner tells a different story, every stone echoing with a voice from the past. The elegant architecture of the Republican era, the stone structures bearing the marks of the Ottoman period, and the wooden doors of traditional Adana houses transform these streets into an open-air museum. Wandering through the narrow streets, you feel time slow down. It's possible to find the spirit of old Adana in these streets – stone walls mingling with the scent of coffee, traditional hand-carved doors, and neighborhood culture passed down from generation to generation. These streets are not just transit points, but places where Adana's memory lives on.
This photo collection documents the streets of Adana that preserve its historical fabric. This valuable heritage, overshadowed by urban transformation, is an indispensable part of the city's identity. Each image reveals moments where time stands still and showcases the architectural values ​​that need to be preserved.