Divriği Glass Terrace
Stating that the glass observation terrace has been flooded with visitors since the day it was put into service, Papaker said, “It is one of the first places visited by guests from the district, the country and foreign countries. “When we go up to the terrace, we see Kesdoğan Castle right in front of us and Divriği Castle opposite it. Divriği is one of the rare places where there are two castles in one city. We can see the Divriği Great Mosque and Darüşşifa just below it and the entire district from this region. When we look again, we see the tomb of Hüseyin Gazi, who made important contributions to the Turkification and Islamization of Anatolia. The Çaltı Stream, which passes under the terrace, merges with the Karasu River and forms one of the largest tributaries of the Euphrates. This provides an extremely beautiful view for those who come to visit.
