01Infrastructure
The historic heart of Eskişehir: restored 19th-century wooden houses, the Odunpazarı Museum and Metropolitan Museum, cafés and restaurants in a historic setting, markets and supermarkets, parks along the Porsuk River, hospitals and polyclinics.
02Transport
The Eskişehir tram network links the district with the centre, the train station and other blocks; convenient access to city roads. The YHT high-speed rail connects Eskişehir with Ankara (1.5 h) and Istanbul (3 h).
03Housing and prices
Renovated houses in the historic centre, modern flats in residential blocks and new complexes; prices are mid-range to above average in the historic part.
04Schools and kindergartens
State and private schools, lycées and kindergartens; campuses of Anadolu University — one of the largest in Turkey — are based in the district.
05Safety and atmosphere
Historic and residential blocks are calm and well lit; the district is considered one of the most comfortable in the city.