Mardin is a city famous for its historical and cultural richness located in the Southeastern Anatolia Region of Turkey. Drawing attention with its historical texture and architecture, Mardin offers its visitors a journey through time with its old city center, which stands out especially with its stonework, and its narrow and labyrinthine streets. This city, where different religions and cultures have lived together for centuries, is full of mosques, churches and monasteries. With its districts such as Midyat and Savur, it is like an open-air museum with its widespread Assyrian culture and thousands of years of history. When viewed from Mardin Castle, which dominates the Mesopotamian Plain, traces of history and natural beauties can be seen together. Its gastronomy is also quite rich; it appeals to the palate with its kebabs, desserts and spicy dishes. With all these features, Mardin continues to be an indispensable destination for history and culture enthusiasts.