Dishes you should try in Hamamözü: Keşkek, Toyga Çorbası, Tandır Ekmeği and Amasya Çöreği. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Hamamözü is famous for.
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Keşkek, prepared by boiling and pounding cracked wheat and meat for a long time, is the traditional dish of wedding and holiday tables in Hamamözü.
Toyga soup, made with yoghurt, flour and chickpeas, is one of the traditional flavours of Hamamözü cuisine.
This traditional bread, baked in a clay tandır oven, is indispensable on village tables in Hamamözü.
Amasya çöreği, made with walnuts and cinnamon, is also enjoyed in Hamamözü.
These dishes are known throughout Amasya province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A meat dish made with small, fresh çiçek okra; it received a geographical indication on 22 November 2021.
A stuffed dish specific to Amasya, registered on 17 August 2021.
An aubergine dish that received a geographical indication on 5 April 2022.
Keşkek (wheat and meat porridge), registered on 28 July 2022.
A layered pastry registered on 16 June 2022.
The Hamamözü hot springs have been used for healing purposes for centuries. The tradition of treatment with thermal waters is an important part of local culture.
A traditional rural way of life based on farming and livestock continues in Hamamözü.
The fact that Hamamözü was founded in a narrow valley has created a distinctive settlement layout and way of life.
Hamamözü is known for 4 local dishes, above all Keşkek, Toyga Çorbası, Tandır Ekmeği and Amasya Çöreği. Keşkek, prepared by boiling and pounding cracked wheat and meat for a long time, is the traditional dish of wedding and holiday tables in Hamamözü.
Hamamözü is known for Keşkek, Termal Su and Termal Şifa Geleneği. Its best-known sights include Hamamözü Hot Springs and Hamamözü Castle.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Hamamözü include Termal Su, Bal and Süt Ürünleri.