Cappadocia Mustafapasa Guide

Mustafapaşa, one of the hidden treasures of Cappadocia, is a town that attracts attention with its historical Greek mansions, famous stonework structures and calm atmosphere. Located about 5 km from Ürgüp, this charming town, formerly known as Sinasos, was a Greek settlement during the Ottoman period. Today, it fascinates its visitors with its authentic buildings and cultural heritage.

• One of the most striking features of the town is its historical mansions famous for their stonework. Especially the Greek mansions from the 19th century dazzle with their carved doors and frescoed walls. Today, there are many mansions used as boutique hotels and restaurants.
• Located in the center of Mustafapasa, this historical church was built in 1729. One of the most beautiful examples of Greek stonemasonry, the building is used for various events today.
• St. Nicholas Monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in Mustafapasa, draws attention with its structure carved into fairy chimneys. It is an unmissable point for those who want to experience the mystical atmosphere of Cappadocia.
• This madrasah from the Ottoman period is now home to Cappadocia University. It is worth visiting with its stone architecture and courtyard.
• Gomeda Valley, one of the lesser known valleys of Cappadocia, can be reached on foot from Mustafapasa. It is a very pleasant route for those who want to hike. There are old rock churches, underground tunnels and dovecotes.

Things to do in Mustafapasa

• Visiting historical stone mansions
• Hiking in the Gomeda Valley
• Tasting local wines (Cappadocia is famous for its wines)
• To examine stonework and frescoes
• Taking an authentic break in a village café

For accommodation suggestions, you can check our Mustafapasa Hotels page.