Dishes you should try in Altınordu: Ordu Pidesi, Karalahana Sarması and Fındıklı Baklava. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Altınordu is famous for.
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The Ordu version of the Black Sea pide tradition, made with buttery dough. Minced meat, cheese and egg varieties are baked in a stone oven.
Collard leaves wrapped around rice, minced meat and spices, and then cooked. It is one of the best-known dishes of Black Sea cuisine.
Baklava made with Ordu's world-famous hazelnuts. Plenty of hazelnuts are placed between thin layers of dough, and it is then soaked in syrup.
These dishes are known throughout Ordu province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A pide registered with a geographical indication.
A toasted sandwich registered with a geographical indication.
A soup made with black cabbage, registered with a geographical indication.
A dessert registered with a geographical indication.
A halva registered with a geographical indication.
Hazelnuts form the basis of Ordu's economic and cultural identity. The Golden Hazelnut Festival, held every September, celebrates the hazelnut harvest.
The cable car line, opened in 2015, takes 8 minutes to travel from the city centre to Boztepe. The journey with views of the Black Sea is Ordu's most popular tourist activity.
Altınordu is known for 3 local dishes, above all Ordu Pidesi, Karalahana Sarması and Fındıklı Baklava. The Ordu version of the Black Sea pide tradition, made with buttery dough. Minced meat, cheese and egg varieties are baked in a stone oven.
Altınordu is known for Ordu Pidesi, Ordu Hazelnuts and Hazelnut Culture. Its best-known sights include Boztepe and Ordu Taşbaşı Culture Centre.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Altınordu include Ordu Hazelnuts and Ordu Butter.