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Çukurova Journalists Union is the umbrella organization for the local media in the region. However, developments in industrial life, improvements in transportation, effects of communication and massive migrations have affected the unique culture of Adana. From grades 9 to 11, pupils go to one of the 85 public and 26 private high schools. For other uses, see Osman Fikri Sertkaya, “ Adana, Begrek, Beyrek ve Elma Kelimelerinin Kökeni Üzerine”, Ankara Üniversitesi Dil ve Tarih Coğrafya Fakültesi Türkoloji Dergisi, S.12, (2012), pages 101-103 (Article)Prof. Dr. Yılmaz KURT, "Ramazanoğulları’nın Sonu: Adana’da Çemşid Bey İsyȃnı (1606-1607)", Tarihin İçinden, Ankara ÜniversitesiRaymond H. Kévorkian, "The Cilician Massacres, April 1909" in Moumjian, Garabet K. "Cilicia Under French Administration: Armenian Aspirations, Turkish Resistance, and French Stratagems" in Numune General Hospital, Çukurova State Hospital, Hospital for Thoracic Diseases, Military Hospital and medical centers are healthcare facilities in this area. The festival takes place every December. By far the most Adana Yeni Camii (New Mosque) Entrance to courtyard Primary and secondary education in the city is regulated by the provincial directorate of the national There are 282 public and 12 private primary schools which pupils attend from grades 1 to 8. Similar to other cities in Turkey, the culture in some sections in the city are very distinct from each other.Adana cuisine is influenced mainly from Yörük, Arabic and Armenian cuisine and the city has kept up its traditions.

Adana di Sforza, is one of the founders of the Camarilla and was the Justicar to her clan for many years. The city is also famous for its 13 Kare Arts Festival began in 1999 as a festival of photography dedicated to 13 photographers of Adana who died in an accident during an AFAD (Adana Photography Amateurs Association) trip. +49 (0)371 5223 - 2320 support@adana.de Agios Nikolaos Greek Orthodox Church was built in 1845 in the Kuruköprü area and was converted into a museum in 1950. Six Bus Co-operatives (known as Can buses) serve the city with 411 buses. +49 (0)371 5223 - 2320 support@adana.de Team leader passenger vehicles Tom Bretschneider Tel. Professional, transparent and easy to use. All rights reserved. M1 and Carrefour malls were built during the late 1990s at the west end of the city. Despite all the advantages, car-oriented urban planning since the 1950s caused cycling to take a minor part in commuting to work or school. In the 19th century, the city had four churches; two Armenian, one Greek and one Catholic. It was invented by Sir Duran O. during the First World War, around 1915 Vegetable dishes are also popular in the city. The economic decline caused by national policies and de-industrialization since 1990s is reversing, as the city is gaining momentum with the fairs, festivals and entertainment life. The Seyhan Dam, completed in 1956, was constructed for hydroelectric power and to irrigate the lower Çukurova plain. Farmers of Adana produce half of the corn and soy bean in Turkey. Several attempts by the city to designate it as a pedestrianised street was unsuccessful because traffic flow could not be diverted to another street. Covered markets around Saydam street, Kilis and Mısır bazaars, were once a haven for shopping for quality foreign goods. There are several historical bazaars around Büyük Saat and Yağ Camii. Recently opened Optimum Outlet is the first mall east of the river and is also the closest to the city center. She occupies a position within the Inner Circle. In the 16th century, Adana was a port city where ships could navigate on Şakirpaşa Airport lies just west of the old town. The campus will have a capacity of 1400 inpatients in total and will be connected to Hastaneler area of the Seyhan district through a bridge over the Seyhan river which will create one big campus.Adana is on the major route that connects Europe to the Middle East.

There are four university hospitals, eight state hospitals and seven private hospitals in the city. Payment is collected by Kentkart Smartcard system. There are plans to convert both ends of Taşköprü to squares and widen the sidewalks in the old town where it is difficult to walk at the peddler-invaded narrow sidewalks. The city currently has no car-free squares or streets other than a few narrow ones.

The church was restored to its original state and purpose in 2015 and is renamed Armenian Church on Ali Münif Street, at midpoint between Recreational pathways on both banks of Seyhan river cross the entire city from south end to Seyhan Reservoir.