Activities
Discover the privileged activities offered by The Erzurum Hotel for an unforgettable holiday experience that extends from the peak of winter sports in Palandöken to Erzurum’s deep history and unique nature.
Classic of Winter Sports:
Skiing
Experience an unparalleled skiing adventure in Palandöken with its world-famous “powder snow” quality and endless, uninterrupted slopes. Whether you’re a beginner trying out the sport or a professional skier seeking challenging slopes, routes suitable for every skill level and the exclusive night skiing under the stars await you on illuminated trails.
Adrenaline and Freedom:
Snowboarding
Push your limits on the vast slopes and perfect snow surface of Palandöken. With natural ramps that make snowboard enthusiasts feel special, slopes suitable for wide turns (carving) and plenty of snow (freeride) routes, embrace the taste of freedom and adrenaline as you glide down the snowy peaks.
Journey Through Time:
Erzurum Culture and History Tours
Get lost in the historical streets of Erzurum, an open-air museum with thousands of years of deep-rooted history. Visit masterpieces like the Çifte Minareli Medrese, Yakutiye Medresesi, Taşhan (Rüstem Paşa Caravanserai), and Erzurum Castle, which are all within easy reach of our hotel, and witness the rich heritage of Anatolia.
Discover Erzurum:
Outdoor Activities
Surpass the city’s borders and meet the wonders of nature. Experience nature walking in the breathtaking atmosphere of Tortum Waterfall, one of the highest waterfalls in the world, and capture stunning photos at the “Land of Red Fairies” Narman Fairy Chimneys. In winter months, feel the adrenaline in pristine white valleys with snowmobile safaris.
Gastronomic Route:
Local Culinary Experience
Enhance your Erzurum journey with the region’s rich and characteristic cuisine. Discover local flavors like the famous Cağ Kebab, which is grilled over wood fire with special spices, the healing Ayran Aşı, and crispy Kadayıf Dolması. To combat the day’s sweet fatigue, indulge in Erzurum’s traditional “kıtlama” tea ritual.