Historic buildings, monuments, museums, highland pastures and picnic grounds worth seeing in Bozüyük. Photographs, maps and directions for every stop.
A 16th-century complex that gave rise to the town; the mosque is the only building to have survived in its original form.
Explore →The monument rising on Metristepe, where the Battles of İnönü were won — the best known landmark of Bozüyük.
Explore →A memorial ground laid out in honour of the soldiers who fell in the Battles of İnönü.
Explore →The modern face of Bozüyük, with its stop on the Ankara-İstanbul high-speed railway.
Explore →A picnic ground stretching along a stream at Saraycık, with gazebos, barbecue spots and water that stays cool even in summer.
Explore →A forest five minutes from the town centre, with walking paths, gazebos and a view over the Bozüyük plain.
Explore →An early Republican mansion known locally as “the Lodge”, now a free museum telling the story of the district.
Explore →A forest lodge surrounded by pine woods in Erikli Nature Park. Atatürk stayed here during his 1930 visit to Bozüyük.
Explore →The tomb of Kumral Abdal, standard-bearer of Ertuğrul Gazi and disciple of Sheikh Edebali.
Explore →A highland at 1,700 metres, ringed by fir and beech forest. Flowering meadows in summer, deep snow in winter.
Explore →A broad highland at 1,445 metres among pine and fir forest, also the setting for the summer festivals.
Explore →A quiet reservoir among the fields southeast of Dodurga, known for its morning mist and the poppies along its shore.
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