Emet

Emet lies in the hills west of Kütahya, beside the stream that shares its name. Its district belonged to the lands of the Germiyan dynasty, whose rulers made Kütahya their capital in the early fourteenth century. The fortunes of this western Anatolian principality shaped the town until its lands passed into Ottoman hands. Hot springs in the surrounding country add another distinctive feature to the valleys and uplands of Emet.