Kastamonu
Kastamonu · Türkiye
One of Anatolia's oldest cities, Kastamonu is a highland city in northern Turkey's Karadeniz region, built in the valley of the Karaçomak stream and known as the "city of saints." Its historic centre holds a castle, several mosques — including the nail-free Mahmut Bey Camii — the Nasrullah Mosque, a clock tower built in 1885 under Sultan Abdülhamid II, and Turkey's first urban history museum. The city is also known for its pulled helva sweet, Taşköprü garlic, and kuyu kebabı.
- Population125,622
- Nearest water from center 0.1 km0.1 mi
- Nearest mountain from center 8.4 km5.2 mi
Nearest airports
Nearest train stations
Climate · monthly averages
J
-1°30°
55mm2.1in
F
0°33°
55mm2.1in
M
4°39°
65mm2.6in
A
9°48°
65mm2.6in
M
14°57°
75mm2.9in
J
17°63°
55mm2.3in
J
20°68°
25mm1.1in
A
20°69°
25mm0.9in
S
17°62°
30mm1.2in
O
12°54°
50mm1.9in
N
6°42°
45mm1.7in
D
1°34°
60mm2.4in
Avg temp · total precipitation, 1991–2020 monthly normals · ERA5-Land · methodology ↗