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329 m · Yeni Hamam is a historic Ottoman bathhouse located in Akhisar, Manisa, built in the 16th century and also known as Gülruh Sultan Hamamı. It is a double hammam, featuring separate sections for men and women. The bathhouse is designed with a classic plan that includes cold, warm, and hot rooms. It is within walking distance of Dombaycıoğlu Hanı (13 m) and Sasa Bey Hamamı (523 m).

337 m · Dombaycıoğlu Han is an Ottoman-era commercial structure located in the Akhisar district of Manisa province. It was built in 1823 by Dombaycıoğlu Mehmet Ağa, registered in 1963, and taken under protection as a cultural asset in 1980. The han, which continued to be used by renting out its rooms starting from 1995, was partially demolished due to neglect over time, but was restored through the initiatives of the Akhisar Commodity Exchange. Approximately 2 million TL was spent for the restoration, and today the han houses seven rooms where exchange members can hold meetings and nine shops.

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461 m · Akhisar Halkevi Binası is a historic site located in Akhisar, Manisa. It was built in the 20th century during the Republican period and served as a public building and school. The building was once used as the Ali Şefik Middle School and a guesthouse for teachers, and after restoration, it was opened as the Akhisar Museum in 2012. It is within walking distance of Dombaycıoğlu Hanı (189 m), Tepemezarı (596 m), and Sasa Bey Hamamı (681 m).

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601 m · Akhisar Synagogue is a place of worship located in the Akhisar district of Manisa. A Jewish community has lived in Akhisar since the Hellenistic period. Today, only a gate remains of the synagogue, and it is situated in a dead-end street behind the current Türk Telekom Directorate. Nearby points of interest include Tepemezarı (428 m), Sasa Bey Hamamı (195 m), and Hastane Höyüğü (248 m).

622 m · Sasa Bey Hamam, Sese Bey Hamam or Şehir Hamam, is a Turkish bath in Akhisar. Built by Sasa Bey in the 15th century, the bath had sections for men and women.

640 m · Cumartesi Pazarı, located in the Ulucami District of Akhisar, is open every Saturday. This market was built on an area of 2,250 square meters and features 116 stalls and a covered parking lot for 45 vehicles. The project also includes sports fields, seating areas, and outdoor fitness equipment on the upper floor of the market. Sasa Bey Hamamı (226 m), Hastane Höyüğü (467 m), and Dombaycıoğlu Hanı (648 m) are within walking distance.

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775 m · Akhisar Museum is an archaeology and ethnography museum located in Akhisar, Manisa. Opened to visitors in 2012, the museum operates in a building originally constructed as a hospital in 1932. The museum showcases artifacts from the Hellenistic, Ancient Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and Republican periods, discovered in and around Akhisar. Nearby are Tepemezarı (137 m), Hastane Höyüğü (414 m), and Dombaycıoğlu Hanı (454 m).

840 m · Hastane Höyüğü is a multi-layered archaeological settlement located in the Akhisar district of Manisa, within the spread area of the ancient city of Thiatira. The mound is known by this name due to the Akhisar State Hospital, which was built on it and is now demolished. Archaeological artifacts found in the mound have determined that the settlement continued from the late phases of the Late Neolithic Age through the Late Chalcolithic, Bronze Ages, Lydian, Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods.

863 m · Thiatira, located in Akhisar, Manisa, is an ancient Greek city built upon the modern city of Akhisar. It has a history dating back to the Early Bronze Age and was refounded in 290 BC during the Hellenistic era by Seleucus I Nicator. Thiatira is also known as one of the seven churches mentioned in the biblical Book of Revelation. The ancient city was an important trade and industrial center with thriving crafts such as weaving and purple dye production. Tepemezarı (96 m), Hastane Höyüğü (493 m), and Dombaycıoğlu Hanı (532 m) are within walking distance.

911 m · Thyateira was the name of an ancient Greek city in Asia Minor, now the modern Turkish city of Akhisar, Manisa Province. The name is probably Lydian. It lies in the far west of Turkey, southwest of Istanbul and east-northeast of Athens.

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2.8 km · Gölet Natural Life Park, located in Akhisar, Manisa, opened on January 1, 2009. This natural area spans 50,000 square meters, with a 10,000-square-meter pond and 40,000 square meters of green space. It offers various amenities including a restaurant, walking paths, two parking lots, an exhibition area, observation hills, a mosque, a windmill, fitness areas, and children's playgrounds. Akhisar Municipality has added new fitness equipment and enhanced the walking paths with palm trees. The children's playground has also been renovated to be safer and more modern.

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