Guide
The glass viewing terrace at Divriği was built on a hill commanding the Çaltı canyon, with the natural cover left in place, and consists of 1,200 metres of wooden walking paths together with wooden and glass viewing areas. It opened on 7 August 2021.
Terraces were built at suitable points along the route where visitors can rest and take in the view. One of them stands about 200 metres above the Çaltı canyon with 98 square metres of cantilevered platform, which the provincial directorate describes as among the widest glass terraces in Türkiye. What the terrace and the walkways look out over is as much built as natural: the Kes Doğan castle, the Kale Mescidi — one of the earliest masjids in Anatolia — the Great Mosque, and the town of Divriği itself. The terrace is at Oyuktepe in the Ulu Camii quarter.
