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Kızkalesi Essentials

This collection highlights the archaeological landscape of Kızkalesi, centered around the 12th-century Maiden’s Castle situated on an offshore island and its mainland counterpart, Corycus Castle. The list covers a dense concentration of Byzantine and Armenian ruins, including the 5th-century Korykos Cathedral and various specialized ecclesiastical structures like the Transept Basilica and the Tomb Church. These ancient churches and fortifications illustrate the strategic importance of this Mediterranean port from the Roman period through the Middle Ages.

Kızkalesi Essentials – Kart

A

Maiden’s Castle

Kızkalesi is a neighbourhood in the municipality and district of Erdemli, Mersin Province, Turkey. Its population is 1,781.

B

Corycus Castle

Massive land-side fortification featuring double walls and a moat, reconstructed by the Byzantines and the Kingdom of Cilicia.

C

Kathedrale Korykos

Ruins of a 5th-century Byzantine cathedral located within the ancient city of Corycus.

D

Große Armenische Kirche

Medieval Armenian church showcasing architectural elements from the Cilician period.

E

Klosterkirche

Remains of a Byzantine monastic church located among the archaeological ruins of the ancient city.

F

Kizkalesi

Central beach area providing boat access to the offshore castle and views of the coastline.

G

Atatürk

Waterfront monument dedicated to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

H

Grabeskirche

Byzantine church ruins located near the necropolis, historically used for funerary services.

I

Querschiffbasilika

Ruins of a 5th-century Christian basilica featuring a distinct transept layout.

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