Bergama is the 999th city in the world, the 13th city in Turkey and the first UNESCO World Heritage city in Izmir, with its historical and cultural values. Bergama, the city of firsts; The homeland of parchment, the city of physician Galenos, the father of pharmacy, the city that has hosted Turkey's first local festival without a break since 1937 and continues to do so, the city with one of the seven churches in Anatolia mentioned in the Bible, the steepest city in the world. It has many qualifications such as the city with its theatre.
The name Bergama comes from the ancient name Pergamon. In addition to being a large city with its magnificent monuments and the center of the kingdom of the same name in the ancient period, it was also an important strategic location in the Middle Ages, the second capital of the Karesioğulları Empire, and finally one of the important centers of the Ottoman Empire.

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