Manisa is a city located in western Turkey known as the "City of Shahzades" due to its historic importance. The city has 11 districts and is known for its architectural landmarks from its history as well as notable modern companies and individuals. Key sites include the Spil Mount National Park, the Crying Rock, and houses in Kula. Manisa is also famous for producing the Sultaniye grape and hosting an annual Mesir Macunu festival in March celebrating the local macun paste.

1. MANiSA
“The City of Shahzades”

2. Districts of the city
History
Architectural landmarks
Modern Manisa
Notable Natives

3. Magnet Magnesia Manisa

4. MANiSA
BALIKESiR
KUTAHYA
DENiZLi
AYDIN
USAK
iZMiR

5. Districts:
Salihli
Sarıgöl
Saruhanlı
Selendi
Soma
Turgutlu
Kula
Ahmetli
Akhisar
 Alaşehir
Demirci
Gölmarmara
Gördes
 Kırkağaç

6. Spil Mount
National Park
Crying Rock The houses
at Kula

7. Ayse Hafsa Sultan
(Sultan Suleyman`s Mother)
Mesir Macunu Mesir Macunu Festival
(every year in March)

8. GRAPE
Sultaniye is a
fleshy, and seedless
white grape and it is
grown in Manisa.
Most of them are
used as table grapes
or dried to make
raisins in Turkey.

9. Tarzan of
Manisa
Ahmet Bedevi
20th century
Protection of the environment
across the country

10. The Most Important Brand for Manisa:
“VESTEL”
The Company Vestel Manisaspor

11. Sinan Erdem Ilhan Berk Kenan Evren
Notable Natives
Ahmet Bilek Demet Evgar Hilmi Ozkok