Dishes you should try in Çorlu: Tekirdağ Köftesi, Trakya Ciğeri (Thrace liver) and Çorlu Kuzu Ciğer Sarma (lamb liver wrap). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Çorlu is famous for.
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Tekirdağ köftesi is also served in Çorlu with the traditional recipe. This flavour, which holds an important place on the tables of local people, is prepared using traditional recipes.
Trakya ciğeri, made by frying fresh beef liver in thin slices, is one of Çorlu's popular flavours.
Kuzu ciğer sarma, one of Thrace's established dishes, has gained fame in Çorlu through a special recipe prepared here.
These dishes are known throughout Tekirdağ province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A dessert with a registered geographical indication.
Meatballs with a registered geographical indication.
A dessert with a registered geographical indication.
Boza with a registered geographical indication.
Çorlu is one of Thrace's largest industrial and trade centres. The textile, food and chemical industries form the district's economic identity.
Çorlu is known for 3 local dishes, above all Tekirdağ Köftesi, Trakya Ciğeri (Thrace liver) and Çorlu Kuzu Ciğer Sarma (lamb liver wrap). Tekirdağ köftesi is also served in Çorlu with the traditional recipe. This flavour, which holds an important place on the tables of local people, is prepared using traditional recipes.
Çorlu is known for Tekirdağ Köftesi, Çorlu Kuzu Ciğer Sarma (lamb liver wrap) and Industry and Trade Culture. Its best-known sights include Çorlu Castle and Çorlu Atatürk House.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Çorlu include Çorlu Kuzu Ciğer Sarma (lamb liver wrap) and Sunflower.