Liva Cafe

Teas were good, but prices were exaggerated according to Amasya conditions. It was not at all compatible with the authentic atmosphere of the environment in the preferred music. We came to this place, which leaned its back to the Ottoman Architecture House, to rest our heads, but loudly foreign music made us drink 2 teas and get up. We immediately removed it from the trip list. In Amasya, the city of princes, we continue to look for places that will make this feel alive, but unfortunately, the fascination of the West is rapidly overwhelming the city. Since we invite people to the trip with the promise of keeping their history alive, we remove these places from our list. The number of places in Amasya that are at peace with their history is decreasing day by day. Soon there will be no tea gardens to be added to the sightseeing list. While there are already enough similar venues in Izmir in Istanbul, coming to the same place on the trip makes our guests very bored. SOS.....