The earliest inhabitants of the city are referred to as Hittites; archaeological studies in the surrounding area indicate that the history of Kütahya reaches back even further. Turkish civilizations appeared in Kütahya in the 11th century following the Malazgirt Victory and, more recently, the city played a key role in the War of Independence. With its storied history, Kütahya offers tourists a number of attractions, including Kütahya Castle, a renowned landmark in the city and a stellar example of Byzantine-era architecture. Sites like the Aizanoi Ancient City, the Phrygian Valleys, and the Seyitömer Mound invite travelers to embark on a journey through history, while the Grand Mosque and Hayme Ana Tomb draw visitors who are eager to discover the distinctive heritage of Ottoman architecture. The Dumlupınar Martyrdom, established to honor the soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the War of Independence, has been receiving visitors since 1992.

Kütahya is also renowned for its magnificent natural beauty and its hot springs and thermal tourism. Kütahya, containing abundant geothermal resources and serving as a key destination for health tourism, is home to six prominent thermal tourism centers. Thousands of local and international visitors come to Kütahya each year to bathe in the area’s remarkable  thermal springs. To visit this lovely destination, check out Kütahya flight tickets now!

 

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Turkish Airlines’ flights to Kütahya offer an opportunity to explore a rich tapestry of history and culture, as well as to enjoy a serene retreat in the area’s healing hot spring facilities.

About Kütahya Airport

Kütahya Airport (Zafer Regional Airport) is about 44 kilometers from the city center. Shuttle and taxi services operate between the airport and the cities of Kütahya, Afyon, and Uşak. By taxi, the drive to the Kütahya city center takes about 35 minutes.