Dishes you should try in Atabey: Gül Reçeli (rose jam) and Tandır Çorbası (tandır soup). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Atabey is famous for.
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Jam made from fresh rose petals, the best-known flavour of Atabey. An indispensable part of breakfast tables, rose jam stands out with its light floral aroma.
A soup prepared by slow-cooking lamb, chickpeas and vegetables in a tandır oven. It is the traditional flavour of Atabey's winter tables.
These dishes are known throughout Isparta province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A pilaf cooked with lamb and rice, with a registered geographical indication.
A pastry with a registered geographical indication.
A syrupy dessert with a registered geographical indication.
A börek with a registered geographical indication.
A local dish with a registered geographical indication.
Atabey takes its name from the Seljuk atabeys. The madrasa and mosque in the district keep alive the cultural heritage of the Anatolian Seljuk period.
Atabey is known for 2 local dishes, above all Gül Reçeli (rose jam) and Tandır Çorbası (tandır soup). Jam made from fresh rose petals, the best-known flavour of Atabey. An indispensable part of breakfast tables, rose jam stands out with its light floral aroma.
Atabey is known for Gül Reçeli (rose jam), Atabey Gül Suyu (Atabey rose water) and Seljuk Heritage. Its best-known sights include Atabey Madrasa (Ertokuş Madrasa) and Atabey Mosque.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Atabey include Atabey Gül Suyu (Atabey rose water) and Lavanta (lavender).