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Workation in Trabzon: the essentials
Greek colonists founded Trabzon in 756 BC, and as Trebizond it later ruled its own Byzantine successor empire until the Ottomans arrived in 1461. Today it is the second city and port of Turkey's Black Sea coast, a working city of some 300,000 with a technical university and fierce loyalty to its football club. Green hills planted with tea rise behind it, and the cliffside Sumela Monastery and the lake at Uzungöl are popular day trips. Trabzon Airport lies on the shore about 6 km from the centre, with flights to Istanbul. Expect frequent rain and a more conservative social life than on the Aegean.
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Trabzon is a large Black Sea city with a few coworking rooms not mapped on OSM, mostly around the university. Prices are low and the scene is very local. Cafés with Wi-Fi are plentiful and internet is decent.
Spaces come from OpenStreetMap (10 km radius); prices are AI estimates for typical offers in town – please check with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
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