Cenova Şatosu

A castle or something. We went for the introductory shoot, nothing visibly tangible. There are a few walls, thanks to our very smart Turkish nation to pass the telephone cable sewn directly on top of it.

Genoa Castle is one of the famous buildings in Amasra of Bartın, which is frequently mentioned in the Black Sea with its historical and natural beauties. It is in the place known as the inner castle of the castle in Amasya. Genoa Castle is the place that has been turned into a palace in the building, which is an inner castle by the Genoa family. There are two entrances to the interior of the castle, which the Genoese turned into a palace (castle). One of these entries; Genoa is a main gate with a step pavement reached by the Grand Harbor. The other one is the castle gate, which is protected by a high sign inside the castle. ...

Historic place to see. I say it is better if you arrive in the summer. It was a tourist destination. He was on the top so much for the wind.

There is a house in its current place, the coat of arms has a beautiful design

There is a house inside the castle ? it should definitely be protected, ? it is historically beautiful, declared a cultural heritage by UNESCO, but its protection is very weak ?

Genoese, who ruled in Amasra, which was called Samastro between 1261-1460, appointed consuls from Genoa and officials from Pera to Amasra during this period. For this reason, “Duke-Genoa-Consul” emblems can be seen on the walls of Amasra Castle. The coat of arms of Simone Boccanegra, the first Duke of Genoa, is considered the oldest of the Amasra coats of arms. In the Amasra Castle, there are the coats of arms of the dukes of Adorno, Campofregoso, and Poggio, who were under the rule of Genoa, and the coats of arms of the families of Gazano, Luxardo, De Zoagli, De Montenegro, De Ghizolfi, Malaspina, Boccanegra, D'auria consulate in Amasra. Our Amasra district is 17 km away from Bartın. From the center of Bartın, follow Tersane Street and take the D010 road. After a journey of about 10 minutes, you can reach Amasra. Transportation to Bartın: Highway: The total highway length of Bartın Province is 281 km, 142 km of which is in the state roads and 139 km in the provincial roads network. There is no highway in the province. The highway that provides intercity transportation of Bartın; It reaches the E-80 Highway and the E-5 State Road via Çaycuma-Devrek (Zonguldak)-Mengen-Yeniçağa (Bolu) in the west and Safranbolu (Karabük)-Gerede (Bolu) in the south. It opens to Central and Eastern Black Sea and Central Anatolia via Cide (Kastamonu) in the east and Safranbolu (Karabuk) in the south. By Air: The nearest airport to Bartın is Saltukova (Zonguldak) Airport, 38 km away. The airport became operational as of July 2009. Railway: There is no railway network within the borders of Bartın Province. Railroad transportation to Bartın is provided by Saltukova Train Station, 38 km from the city center.

There are two entrances to the interior of the castle, which the Genoans turned into a palace (chateau). One of these entries; It is a main gate with the coat of arms of Genoa, reached by a stepped pavement from the great harbor. The other is the castle gate, which is protected by a high bastion within the castle. The most striking feature of the castle is the stone blocks on the entrance door, which bear the coat of arms of the families that dominated Amasra.