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This historic village mosque is known for traditional timber joinery and the çantı construction technique. Its nail-free construction illustrates the region's wooden architecture. Respect worship arrangements when visiting.
📍 Akçahatipler Köyü, Çaycuma/Zonguldak
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This private museum within the Çanakçılar industrial complex displays archaeological and ethnographic objects. Confirm visitor arrangements before travelling, as the museum is located within factory grounds.
📍 Çanakçılar (Creavit) üretim tesisleri yerleşkesi, Gökçebey/Zonguldak

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Anchored on the Karadeniz Ereğli coastline, the Gazi Alemdar Ship Museum is a precise, full-scale replica of the legendary steamship that performed the only naval battle of the Turkish War of Independence. Built in 2008 to honor the heroics of 1921, this fascinating floating museum invites travelers on board to explore the engine rooms, captain's bridge, and historic exhibition halls, capturing the raw courage of a small crew that outsmarted foreign warships on the Black Sea
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Located at the entrance of Zonguldak city, Gokgol Cave (Gökgöl Mağarası) is one of Türkiye's longest and most accessible show caves. Spanning 3,350 meters in total, this 350-million-year-old carboniferous fossil cave features an impressive 875-meter illuminated glass-and-steel walking path. Famous for its magnificent stalactites, stalagmites, columns, and an active underground river, the cave offers a stunning microclimate suitable for travelers seeking natural wonders and asthmatic comfort alike
📍 Zonguldak-Ankara Karayolu Üzeri, 5. Kilometre, Asma Mahallesi, 67100 Merkez / Zonguldak
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Located in the Karadeniz Ereğli district of Zonguldak, the Cehennemağzı Caves (Hell's Mouth Caves) are a fascinating complex of three distinct caves rich in ancient Greek mythology and early Christian history. Famously known as the site where Hercules performed his final labor by capturing Cerberus, the multi-level site features a secret rock-cut church used by early Christians, historic water cisterns, and natural stone pillars, offering travelers a mysterious trek into the ancient underworld.
📍 Süleymanlar Mahallesi, Kandilli Sokak, No:43, 67300 Karadeniz Ereğli / Zonguldak
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The traditional wooden houses of Herkime illustrate the region's rural architecture. View private homes from public roads and obtain permission before entering houses or gardens.
📍 Hacımusa Köyü, Herkime Mahallesi, Gökçebey/Zonguldak

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Discovered accidentally under a rural house garden in Çaycuma, the Kadıoğlu Mosaics (Kadıoğlu Mozaikleri) are a stunning collection of late Roman and early Byzantine floor masterpieces. Dating back to the 3rd and 4th centuries AD, these beautifully preserved mosaics once decorated a luxury Roman villa, featuring intricate depictions of Lycurgus and the vine, geometric patterns, and seasonal personifications that offer a rare glimpse into the ancient wealth hidden beneath the soil of the Black Sea region
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Historic castle remains occupy a hill overlooking Ereğli and its harbour. Surviving defensive structures include stone and brick masonry. Check current access arrangements and do not climb the walls.
📍 Kaletepe Mahallesi, kale çevresi, Karadeniz Ereğli/Zonguldak
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This municipal museum occupies the historic Cıbıroğlu Mansion and introduces Ereğli's local life and collective memory. The building and its displays offer an introduction to the town's recent history.
📍 Akarca Mahallesi, Ressam Osman Zeki Oral Sokak, Cıbıroğlu Konağı, Karadeniz Ereğli/Zonguldak
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Housed in Halil Pasha Mansion, the museum displays archaeological finds and ethnographic objects from the region. Its garden also contains the Krispos Monument. Confirm current visiting hours with the museum.
📍 Orhanlar Mahallesi, Yalı Caddesi No:96, Meydanbaşı, Karadeniz Ereğli/Zonguldak
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The museum presents toy collections and developed from an initiative that began as a toy house and workshop. Ask in advance about workshop programmes and group visits.
📍 Müftü Mahallesi, İnönü Parkı Sokak, Karadeniz Ereğli/Zonguldak
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This museum commemorates miners who lost their lives and presents the region's mining heritage through objects and documents. It is a separate institution from the Zonguldak Mining Museum.
📍 Baştarla Mahallesi, Merkez/Zonguldak
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This historic mosque was converted from a Byzantine church and is also known as Orta Mosque. As an active place of worship, it should be visited with consideration for prayer times and local rules.
📍 Orhanlar Mahallesi, Karadeniz Ereğli/Zonguldak
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This historic harbour facility was used in loading railway-delivered coal onto ships. It forms part of Zonguldak's industrial heritage. Check access permissions for the port and facility grounds.
📍 Zonguldak Limanı içi, Merkez/Zonguldak

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Perched along the scenic Black Sea coast in Çaycuma, the Tios Archaeological Site (Filyos Ören Yeri) is the only ancient city in northern Türkiye that remains completely free of modern overbuilding. Originally founded as a Miletian colony in the 7th century BC, this coastal gem features a Roman-era castle overlooking the sea, an acropolis, ancient harbors, rock-cut tombs, and a theater, offering travelers a raw and authentic journey into ancient Paphlagonian and Roman maritime history
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Also known as the Three Martyrs Memorial, this monument on the Balkaya heights is associated with Zonguldak's mining heritage and collective memory. It should not be confused with Uzun Mehmet memorial sites in Ereğli.
📍 Balkaya sırtları, Merkez/Zonguldak

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Zonguldak Mining Museum and Coal Experience Mine
Get ready for a truly unique underground adventure at Turkey's first and only mining museum! Here, you can explore Zonguldak’s century-old coal history through interactive digital simulations, historical equipment, and life-sized miner displays. Right next to the museum building, the training mine offers a rare opportunity to step inside an authentic coal tunnel accompanied by expert guides. If you want to experience Turkey’s industrial heritage and witness the challenging, fascinating world of miners firsthand, this deeply moving site is an absolute must-visit.
• 💡 Traveler Tip: Since the actual "experience mine" section is underground, it stays quite chilly even during the hot summer months. Be sure to bring a light jacket or cardigan and wear comfortable walking shoes.
📍 Çınartepe Mahallesi, Bülent Ecevit Caddesi, No: 170, Zonguldak Merkez
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