In Eskişehir, discover both the modern face of the city and the thousands of years old Phrygian heritage in two days. This route extends from the green parks of Odunpazarı to the thematic entertainment areas of Sazova and the ancient ruins of mountainous Phrygia. An ideal, packed travel plan for solo travelers, appealing to both nature and history enthusiasts.
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8 stops · 2 day
Located in Eskişehir's Odunpazarı district, Dede Korkut Park, with its 69,750 m² green space, has been a popular spot for both families and sports ent…
Sazova, Eskişehir's largest park, spanning 400,000 square meters, is a thematic open-air park appealing to both children and adults with its fairy tal…
Located in the Odunpazarı district, 5 kilometers along the Eskişehir–Kütahya road, the Regulator Picnic Area is one of the largest recreational areas …
The Midas Monument, located in Yazılıkaya Village, Han district of Eskişehir, is one of the most striking traces left by the Phrygian civilization in …
Located 75 km from Eskişehir, Yazılıkaya Valley, one of the most important sacred sites of the Phrygian civilization, directly conveys approximately 3…
Hidden among the steep rock masses of the Phrygian Valley in Eskişehir's Seyitgazi district, the Gerdekkaya Tomb Monument is a Hellenistic period stru…
Located in Seyitgazi district of Eskişehir, this museum, established within an Ottoman-era Seljuk bathhouse, showcases Turkey's rich boron mineral res…
Located in Arslanbeyli Village, Seyitgazi district of Eskişehir, the complex is a deeply rooted historical structure housing the tomb, imaret, mosque,…
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