As you drive along the Thracian plains pregnant with abundance, sometimes you enter Havsa watching the canola fields with their warm yellow tones, sometimes the ears of barley and wheat full. If it is summer, sunflowers are smiling on your right and left. If, while coming from Uzunköprü towards Havsa, you have come across farmers entrusting their rice grains to the wind more often, know that it is autumn now.

At the junction where you reach the modest bus station of the district, giant sunflower figures symbolizing the district's embrace of agriculture and soil welcome visitors. You will have a general idea about the vision in which the district positions itself. However, you can only begin to follow the traces of Havsa's historical texture when you dive into the streets of the district.

Whether you are going to Edirne from Istanbul or Canakkale, Havsa, a district 27 km away from the province, welcomes you. Well; it is possible to reach Edirne by alternative roads passing through the edge of the district without entering Havsa, but Havsa is like the key to Edirne's door. Although the name Havsa seems to be a bit overshadowed when compared to districts such as Uzunköprü, Keşan, Enez and Ipsala, which have made a name for themselves in Edirne, if you try to get to know Havsa, you will come across a sparkling district with a deep-rooted history.