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Gaziantep Castle, one of the most beautiful examples of the castle can survive in Turkey is, by necessity splendor and majesty, in both the city center date on which hides a secret edge Alleben creek's south, is on a hill attracts almost everyone's attention at about 25 m in height.

It is the most important structure.

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Tarihi Gümrük Inn, a trade center in Gaziantep, is a rather striking work. In the past, the Tarihi Gümrük Inn was a trading center where animals were sheltered and traded. However, with changing conditions, the former importance is lost. He's all alone in the middle of the city.

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Dülük is still home to many civilizations throughout history. Findings reveal that the history of the Dülük Nature Park dates back to 600,000 (six hundred thousand )years in archaeological excavations. This shows that Dülük is not only the country but also one of the oldest settlements in the world.​

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One of the few surviving bazaars of Gaziantep, the Kemikli Bedesten was built in 1865. There are 72 stores in the bedesten, with two entrances. It still sees the intense interest of tourists who come to town. In the old days of bedesten, shops were opened daily with prayer.​

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The monumental tombs of Gaziantep's daily values that date to day are located in the villages of Elif, Hisar and Hasanoglu which are now connected to the Araban district. These monumental tombs were of military and commercial significance.​

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One of the points you should see in Gaziantep is the Kendirli Church. The Kendirli Church in the city center was built by Armenians living in Gaziantep in 1860. Nowadays, it is used as a tavern of the teacher who is located both on the touristic sightseeing area and the end.​

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Medusa Archaeological Glass Museum is a museum showcasing Turkey's first private glass works. In addition to glass works, it is possible to see bronze, earth, gold, silver works​.

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The museum building was built in the early 1900s.(nineteen hundred )The building, which has been changed many times, is now home to this museum. On the ground floor of the Hasan Süzer Ethnography Museum, there are hammam, cooker and tandır rooms.

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Local arts, copperwork, tinning, Antep dowry making, yemenicilik, baklava, kilim, carpet, entertainment culture, residential culture, food culture, peanut farming are explained with short promotional films. The important works of the city have also been modeled on the museum.​

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The remains of the castle on the Tilbaþar Höyüğü, which is a district that is banned during the Tunç Çağı, is a very unknown historical area of the city. Although Tilbashar Castle is devastated, the mound that it is on is one of the points to be seen and explored together. The castle is located within the boundaries of Gündoğan Village in Oguzeli district.​

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Gaziantep Mevlevihanesi, the largest Mevlevihane of the Southeastern Anatolia Region, today serves as a museum. According to the book of Mevlevihane, Ayıntap Sancak Bey was built by Türkmen Mustafa Ağa bin Yusuf. At Mevlevihane Foundation Museum; Manuscripts.There are animations of the Qur'an, calligraphy, carpets, candlesticks and mosques.​

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It is estimated that the Sunday Bath was built in the 17th century, although it was not certain when it was built. The bath has coldness, warmth and robustness as well as other hammam structures.​

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Rumkale, which is located close to the village of Kasaba, which is connected to the Yavuzeli country, has a distance of 62 kilometers to the provincial center. Rumkale has three sides and two entrances surrounded by dam waters on three sides.​

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Gaziantep's in the national struggle, has saved the city and flag great determination occupants of the hands and Atatürk, "How could I not get out of the Antepliler's eyes? They not only had to save the Antep Turkey" After the words "Veterans" was named. National in order to immortalize the periods of .

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The Gaziantep Bakırcılar Bazaar, which is generally called Bakırcılar Bazaar, is a bazaar complex that many handicraft shopkeepers produce, and they offer sections from different periods with their wooden-paved shops and stone-paved streets.  Copper craftsmanship, which gave its name to Çarşı, continues its existence in an intense way today.

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​Millet Inn, was built as a Bedesten-i Atık during the first period, but it has won the appearance of today with additions added in the following years.The Millet Inn, which hosts every guest in its imposing architecture, is characteristic of a typical Ottoman caravanserai.

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Emine Göğüş Kitchen Museum, the first museum in describing the culinary culture in Turkey, Gaziantep is also open to future generations of local food on behalf of the.  It is located in Şahinbey district. At the present Emine Göğüş Kitchen Museum, Gaziantep's culinary culture is described. In the winter months, sundried sausage and walnut are told at the beginning of the winter, and besides this, the dinner table of Gaziantep is also reflected.​

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There are 80 shops in the bazaar in Gaziantep Zincirli Bazaar.The bedesten, which managed to survive since the days it was built, went through a fire in 1957 and the section used as a courtroom disappeared.​

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Although it is in the middle of the city, it has been hidden for many years and this structure was built in 1723. This church, which is located in a yarn factory, was purchased as a Ömer Ersoy Cultural Center. This structure, which serves in the field of art and culture, also serves as a museum. The Ömer Ersoy Cultural Center is one of the common meeting places for those interested in culture and arts, while showing the history of Gaziantep.​

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The city is one of the most visited places by tourists, the Zeugma Mosaic Museum. It is known as the largest mosaic museum in the world and was opened. It is open every day except Mondays and you can visit. It is the museum with the feature of being the world's second largest mosaic museum.