Spring and autumn are ideal with mild weather, perfect for exploring and engaging in outdoor activities.

The city has an efficient public transport system including trams and buses, making it easy to navigate.

Meşhur Çiğbörek, a type of pastry filled with minced meat, is a must-try local delicacy.

Yes, it’s renowned for its vibrant student life, with numerous cafes, study spaces, and events tailored for young people.

The International Eskisehir Festival showcases an array of music, arts, and theatrical performances annually.

Turkish is predominant but English is also widely understood, especially in tourist areas.

Yes, many restaurants offer a variety of vegetarian options, reflecting a growing trend towards diverse cuisine.

From modern malls to local bazaars, you can find a range of shopping experiences including traditional crafts.

Eskişehir is generally considered safe, with a welcoming atmosphere and low instances of crime affecting tourists.

The Eskişehir Wax Museum and Sazova Science, Art and Culture Park are unique attractions not to be missed.