Manisa is an important city located in the west of Turkey and stands out with its history and nature. Located in the Aegean Region, Manisa is a region where many agricultural products such as olives, grapes and tobacco are grown thanks to its fertile soil and climate. The city, whose history dates back to the 14th century BC, has hosted many civilizations it is still possible to see traces of the Hittite, Phrygian, Lydian and Roman empires. Manisa was also the center of the Saruhan Principality during the Ottoman period and developed in the fields of education, industry and culture. Known as the City of Princes, Manisa also entered the stage of history as a place where Ottoman princes received education. It attracts visitors with its touristic and cultural activities such as Spil Mountain National Park, Manisa Castle, Sardes Ancient City and Mesir Paste Festival. Manisa, which also plays an important role in the field of industry, has a strong economic structure and is known as one of the most developed provinces of Turkey.