Oslo - Kars Cheap flight tickets

From the airport to the city centre

The name of Kars Airport, which was opened to air traffic in 1988, was changed to Kars Harakan Airport in 2015. The city, located 6 km away and opened to international flights in 1993, is also favoured by surrounding cities such as Ardahan and Artvin. You can get to the city centre from the airport by city bus, taxi, or private transfer services. Some transportation alternatives include transfer services. If you want to rent a car for transportation to the city centre and other places, there are also companies that offer this service at the airport. Just as you can find Oslo Kars flight tickets for any time of the year, you can also benefit from low-cost flight offers Oslo Kars.

Sights in Kars

Because of the cold it is not one of the leading cities in terms of industry, but it is one of the most important cities in terms of winter tourism, the history of the Stone Age and cultural values for tourism. For winter sports enthusiasts, a Oslo Kars flight ticket is just the thing.

Ani Ruins

In the village of Ocaklı, 42 km from the city centre and on the Armenian border, the ancient city of Ani is the most famous tourist spot in the region. Ani was built by Armenians in the 10th century on the historic Silk Road between China and Venice. It was a political, cultural, religious and economic centre because it was on the border of the Caucasus and Anatolia. In certain antiquities, the ancient city of Ani known as Binbir Kiliseli City ('City of 1001 Churches') is home to magnificent medieval architects, as well as the first Turkish mosque in Anatolia and the first Zoroastrian temple in Anatolia. The first traces of settlement in the city were found during the Urathäerzeit and the name of the city comes from the Urethane goddess An.

Kars Museum

The stone artifacts, archaeological and ethnographic artifacts exhibited in the archaeological digs dedicated to the history of Kars are on display at the Kars Museum, which opened in 1981. History buffs should definitely visit it on your Oslo Kars flight.

Beylerbeyi Palace

The castle was built by Lala Mustafa Pascha at the foot of Kars Castle and destroyed in 1828 during the Ottoman War.

Katerina Pavilion

This private pavilion, built without nails, is a fine example of Russian architecture in Sarıkamış Kars Province. The pavilion has a wonderful view and houses the tsarist scenes from Turkish films 'Yesilcams'. While visiting the Katerina Pavilion, you might feel like you're in Russia and double-check your Oslo Kars flight ticket information.

Kars Castle

Kars Castle, built in 1153, is also known as the Inner Castle or Stadel. The outer walls and the castle walls were rebuilt by Lala Mustafa Pasha, who was destroyed by Timur.

Fethiye Mosque/Great Cathedral

After being built by the Russians who occupied Kars in the 19th century, it was converted into a community after the liberation of Kars.

Stone Bridge

The stone bridge near the Kars River is a historic three arch bridge built by Lala Mustafa Pasha. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this place on your Oslo Kars flight!

Medical Centre

In the 1800s, after the Ottoman Russian War, Kars remained under Russian rule for 40 years. In this process works of Russian architecture were made in Kars. The use of this magnificent building was the city's first conservatory and then served as a birthplace and afterwards as a medical centre, eventually this building became a hotel.

Havariler Church/Kümbet Mosque

The bad church in the “Kale Içi” neighbourhood is known as the Hagia Sophia of the East. It was built by King Abas during the reign of Bagrat, which ruled the region in the 10th century. The church, which is an important centre of Christianity, was converted into a parish in 1604 when the city came under Muslim rule. The magnificent architecture is reminiscent of a shamrock.

Harakani Tomb

The tomb built for El Harakani, named by Mevlana Sheikh Al-i Rumi, is located in the inner courtyard of the mosque. You can compare flight prices through martiGO and book the best Oslo Kars flight offers that are suitable for you.

Kuyucuk Bird Paradise

Kuyucuk Bird Paradise, one of the natural beauties of Kars, is also a hotspot for tourists at the same time. The pond, which is 30km from the city centre, 1km from the village of Kuyucuk, is served with spring water. Grain is grown in the area and the animals graze. There are many different species of birds in the area, including some species of birds that are critically endangered. The landscape created by the swimming and flying birds in the reed plantations is almost like a postcard.

Sarikamish

There are various accounts of where the name Sarıkamış comes from, one of the most famous Kars cities. It is said that one of the Turkish rulers bought this region for food and a turban and was therefore called sarikamis. According to another belief, the district was named after the yellow sticks found today in a dry lake. Sarikamis has many works from the period of Russian sovereignty; you can visit the most famous Tsar Nikola Pavilion. In addition to its historical beauty, Sarikamis, the favorite place for winter tourism, is an important address for Kars winter sports enthusiasts. Sarikamis is the ideal place for the ski season with the advantage of the cheapest Oslo Kars flight between December and March.

What do you eat in Kars?

The most famous products of the own kitchen are of course the Kars honey and cheese (Gouda). Cheese can also be a gift for loved ones to take away from your Oslo Kars flight. If you want a sweet starter, you can start with the not roasted but kneaded Umac Halva. One of the most famous soups in the region is Hörre, with an excellent sauce made from tomato paste and butter. Hangel, a type of ravioli, is made by adding garlic yogurt and roasted onions to hot-boiled batter. One of the most famous flavours in Kars is the stuffed goose, which resembles the Christmas turkey and is filled with bulgur. In Kars, another flavour alternative is pasta rice, where bulgur is used instead of rice and is topped with lentils. Nutritious foods like bulgur are preferred in the city that is used to cold winter days. One of the best examples of this is hasil, which is served with butter and garlic after the bulgur is cooked. Another version of the fesselinis, which is cooked on the baking sheet, is prepared by rolling out the dough with cream instead of water. Even just to get to know these delicacies, it is worth buying a Oslo Kars ticket! Here Katmer is folded five times differently than you know and prepared in the form of rolls, it goes perfectly with tea. We come to the pride of Kars, the Gouda cheese: The round Kars Gouda cheese is cut into a triangle shape and eaten with appetite. Another fame of Kars - the honey, comes from the magnificent wild flowers that can be found on the high peaks of the mountains. It is worth noting that only natural honeys are crystallized. If during your Oslo Kars trip you are afraid of gaining weight because of the wonderful taste, it might be a good idea to visit Sarıkamış Winter Sports Centre.

Culture and Entertainment in Kars

In order to secure the best flight offers to Oslo Kars, we recommend that you reserve your tickets in advance. Kars is built on culturally rooted foundations. Many civilizations ruled the area, which has a historical history dating back to 9000 BC. Their traces go back to the present. It is possible to find events that appeal to different tastes in the city, where the student population is very high and city life is also quite modern. Thanks mainly to winter tourism and cultural tourism in connection with investments, the city has developed rapidly. From famous writers of Russian literature Pushkin, many artists like Namık Kemal, Cemal Süreyya and Orhan Pamuk have very good comments about Kars. There is also a conservatory in town that is worthy of the arts. During your stay in Kars, you can watch the love songs and folk music performances from the most ancient traditions of Anatolia. If you want to see the Caucasus show, you can visit the show centres in the city. Carpets and silver goods, which are made by hand from different wool, bristles and bright colours, have a very special place. For the best examples of cultural craftsmanship, head to Kazımpaşa Caddesi or Bakırcılar Caddesi for souvenirs. You definitely won't come home from your Oslo Kars flight empty-handed. Faikbey Caddesi is known as the busiest and busiest street in Kars, the town that keeps the pulse of the city. Around the city center you will find cafes and restaurants where you can shop, relax and enjoy. Kars, which is highly developed in terms of culture and art, is a cosmopolitan city with entertainment venues in the summer months. With the cheapest Kars plane ticket, it is very easy to fly to the other end of Turkey. Discover the advantages of secure payment options and low Oslo Kars flight prices and take advantage of the offers!