Dishes you should try in Gölpazarı: Gölpazarı Mantısı (handmade dumplings) and Höşmerim (fried cheese dessert). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Gölpazarı is famous for.
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Made with handmade thin dough, Gölpazarı mantı is served with garlic yoghurt and a butter sauce. It is the most loved traditional dish of the region.
Prepared by frying fresh cheese and flour in a pan, höşmerim is an indispensable dessert on breakfast tables and on special days in Gölpazarı.
These dishes are known throughout Bilecik province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Oven-cooked meat with a registered geographical indication.
Mantı with a registered geographical indication.
Mantı with a registered geographical indication.
A kebab with a registered geographical indication.
A lokum made with quince, with a registered geographical indication.
A halva with a registered geographical indication.
Gölpazarı and its surrounding villages are among the rare settlements that preserve traditional Anatolian village architecture. Stone houses, wooden granaries and fountains are the characteristic features of the villages.
In Gölpazarı the Yörük tradition is still kept alive. Traditional weaving, felt-making and plateau pastoralism are being passed on to new generations.
Gölpazarı is known for 2 local dishes, above all Gölpazarı Mantısı (handmade dumplings) and Höşmerim (fried cheese dessert). Made with handmade thin dough, Gölpazarı mantı is served with garlic yoghurt and a butter sauce. It is the most loved traditional dish of the region.
Gölpazarı is known for Gölpazarı Mantısı (handmade dumplings), Gölpazarı Honey and Historic Village Fabric. Its best-known sights include Gölpazarı Castle and Çengeller Village and Natural Views.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Gölpazarı include Gölpazarı Honey and Walnut.