Flights from Vienna to Kastamonu

Kastamonu is the central city of the Kastamonu Province in the Black Sea region of the Republic of Turkey. The city, which lies in the valley of the Karaçomak brook, a tributary of Gökırmak, is 774 meters above sea level. Kastamonu, also known as the city of saints, is one of the oldest cities in Anatolia; there are many historical artifacts from ancient and Turkish-Islamic times.

There are many ideas about the derivation of the name Kastamonu. In one view, the city of Kastamonu takes its name from the name Kastama used for the same region during the Hittite period. The name Kastama became Kastamonu over time. According to another view, the city of Kastamonu got its name from the combination of the words gas and tumanna. Gaslar, also called Kaşkalar, was one of the first settlers of Kastamonu. Tumanna was the name of a town / region in Kastamonu at that time. The combination of these two words took the form of Kastamonu over time.

There are two types of climates in the province. The Black Sea climate can be seen in the north and the continental climate of Central Anatolia in the south. The Isfendiyar Mountains, which extend parallel to the coast, prevent the Black Sea climate from penetrating inland. More precipitation falls on the coasts. It snows 20 days a year and the ground is covered with snow for 40 days. The temperature ranges from -26.9 ° to + 38.7 ° C. Vienna Kastamonu flights are the way to go on an amazing journey. In order to book the cheapest Vienna Kastamonu flight, numerous travel options are available on martiGO. Cheap tickets Kastamonu can be booked through martiGO as we work with more than 540 Airline companies to offer you the most convenient price possible. Flights to Kastamonu can be booked through our platform in a convenient way since we offer a unique customer service in that after you book your flight one of our travel agents calls to you to explain the details of the booked flight. Kastamonu flights are amongst the most booked domestic flights in Turkey.