As soon as we climbed over a small hill,the most beautiful scenery I have ever seen in my life was right before us: The ancient city of Amasya... narrates Marshall Moltke. The first geographer Strabon said in one of his article "what imagination percieves can never be destroyed" because it is the power of imagination that has made this lands host many kings,sultans and shahzadahs. It was the reigns of kings and sultans that made this city bear the crown, and passed from one reign to another. Several nations with different languages and religions lived in the Yesilirmak Valley. Princes, princesses, shahzadahs and sultans were born in the fertile lands of this valley.The fascination of this city has always attracted the crown and its power. Amasya has always been in the foreefront throughout history, and has always had significance. The present day citizen of Amasya live very close to its 7500 years old history, and they trod on the footprints of a civilization at each step they take. they drive almost pleasure from living within a geography where the past and present are merged.

History seems to be relived day after day in this city. Thus it is this history which has been mixed into the waters, winds and people of this land.

Amasya has become a home for science and art... It is the title-deed of history, and the cradle of civilizations and culture.