History of the city descends to the BC 3000 years and the remnants of Hittite, Frig, Lydia, Macedonian, Roman, Byzantine and Turkish states and Ottoman civilizations can be found in the city.
1 Kasım 2008 Cumartesi
Area: 13.810 km²
Population: 1.260.169
Traffic Code: 45
The province of Manisa is located in Western Anatolia between Spil Mountain and Gediz River and is at an important junction point for transportation of Aegean Region. The city is a developed agricultural, industrial and trade city. The foundation history descends to the BC 3000 years and the traces and remnants of Hittite, Frig, Lydia, Macedonian, Roman, Byzantine, Turkish States and Ottoman civilizations are found in the city. The intensified culture and art throughout the history and the crossing trade routes had made the province of Manisa an attractive and interesting holiday center with the rich cultural and natural beauties providing different holiday possibilities.
Districts:
Manisa (center), Ahmetli, Akhisar, Alaşehir, Demirci, Gölmarmara, Gördes, Kırkağaç, Köprübaşı, Kula, Salihli, Sarıgöl, Saruhanlı, Selendi, Soma, Turgutlu.
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