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Tekirdağ

Marmara coast, vineyards and the city of Rákóczi

Süleymanpaşa, the center of Tekirdağ, can be explored on foot along the coastal road that runs beside the Marmara, with the Rüstem Paşa Complex, the Rákóczi Museum, the Namık Kemal House and the Archaeology and Ethnography Museum. Southwest of the city, the road starting at Kumbağ descends through the forest and vineyard slopes of Ganos (Işıklar) Dağı to Uçmakdere, Gaziköy, Hoşköy and Mürefte; this is the most scenic section of the Thrace Wine Route. Marmaraereğlisi is built on Perinthos, the capital of Rome's province of Thrace. In the north, Saray holds Kastro, the province's only coast on the Black Sea, and Thrace's only natural black pine forest. The Ottoman mosques of Çorlu, Hayrabolu and Malkara, together with geographically indicated köfte, cheese, desserts and boza, form a flavor route extending inland.

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Climate
Mild with Mediterranean influence on the coast, continental inland; north winds are frequent
Best season
May–October; September for the grape harvest, June–August for the sea
Museum pass
Müzekart (Museum Pass) is valid at the Tekirdağ Archaeology and Ethnography Museum; the Rákóczi Museum has a separate ticket
Getting there
Tekirdağ Çorlu Airport (Çorlu); about 2 hours from İstanbul via the motorway and D-100. There are regular bus and minibus services between districts.
Vineyard route
The Şarköy–Mürefte–Hoşköy stretch, with its vineyard scenery, suits cycling and driving tours; the vineyards are private property