How to Get to Eskisehir from Istanbul
Eskisehir sits on the main corridor between Turkey’s two biggest cities, which means getting there from Istanbul is easy, fast, and full of options.

Eskisehir sits on the main corridor between Turkey’s two biggest cities, which means getting there from Istanbul is easy, fast, and full of options.

Summer in Eskisehir is the season of long evenings, cold drinks, and the river at its most alive.

Winter transforms Eskisehir. The gondolas bob on a grey Porsuk, the wooden houses of Odunpazari glow against low skies, and the student cafes fill with steam and conversation.

Eskisehir makes a superb base for exploring central Anatolia.

Eskisehir is a food city disguised as a university town.

Eskisehir’s headline attractions, the old town, the gondolas, the modern museum, draw the crowds, but the city’s real character hides in quieter corners.

Eskisehir was built for budget travel.

Eskisehir is one of Turkey’s most underrated food cities.

Eskisehir is a small city by Turkish standards, and that is good news for visitors: wherever you stay, the river, the old town, and the main sights are only a short tram ride or walk away.

Eskisehir is a compact city that packs an unusual amount of charm into its center: a hillside old town of timber-framed houses, a gondola-dotted river, serious museums, and the liveliest student energy in Anatolia.

Forty-eight hours in Eskisehir is enough to fall in love with the city and still leave wanting more.

Eskisehir is the Turkish city that keeps surprising first-time visitors.
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