Karabük is a small industrial city in northwestern Turkey's Western Black Sea region, best known as the gateway to Safranbolu — a UNESCO World Heritage Site of 17th-century Ottoman merchant houses, ancient hans, and cobblestone lanes. Beyond Safranbolu, the province rewards visitors with deep river canyons, ancient Phrygian-era ruins at Eskipazar, dense Black Sea forests, and the dramatic Tokatlı Canyon.
Luxury hotels
Five-star and palace properties.
Luxury
Havuzlu Asmazlar Konağı
Luxury
Kale Konağı Safranbolu
Luxury
Tarihi Cinci Han Hotel
Fine dining
Michelin-starred and chef-driven restaurants.
Fine dining
Antik Han Restaurant
Premium Ottoman-style set menus served in a restored han courtyard. Sultan sofrası tray menu is the signature experience.
Fine dining
Safranbolu Gurme
Contemporary Turkish cuisine with Ottoman influences; wine and rakı; upscale presentation.