Transportation to Amasya is quite easy compared to other regions of Turkey, as the city is located on important highway and railway lines. It is possible to reach the city both by road and rail. Merzifon Airport, the closest airport to Amasya, is approximately 45 kilometers from the center of Amasya and regular bus and taxi services are available from here to the city center. There are also direct bus services to Amasya from major cities such as Istanbul and Ankara. Railway services reach Amasya via Samsun and Sivas routes, making it easy to access the city from other regions.
Amasya city bus lines and minibuses are the most preferred means of public transportation within the city. As the city center is relatively small, many places are within walking distance, but public transportation is frequently used to get to more remote neighborhoods or districts outside the city. Bus and minibus lines run regular services from the city center to the surrounding neighborhoods and districts. Taxi services are also quite common in the city and can be easily hailed from any location.
Transportation to universities in Amasya is as easy as transportation within the city. Amasya University is one of the most important educational institutions in the city and its central campus is located in an easily accessible location within the city. Transportation to the university is provided by city bus lines and transportation options for students and academic staff are wide. In addition, the minibus lines concentrated around the university also offer alternatives for access to points on and around the campus. There are also some special shuttles for university students, which start from the student dormitories and run on specific routes to the campus.
In general, transportation in Amasya is supported by modern and efficient transportation options, both within and outside the city. These transportation facilities contribute to the development of the city's sectors such as education and tourism and strengthen Amasya's connectivity with other regions.