Eskisehir is a city located in northwestern Turkey, known for its historical and cultural richness. Geographically located in the Central Anatolia Region, Eskisehir is strategically located west of Ankara and east of Istanbul. The city lies on a fertile plain bisected by the Porsuk River, which makes Eskisehir surrounded by natural beauty.
Eskisehir's climate is characterized by continental climate, which means that summers are hot and dry, while winters are cold and snowy. Especially in winter, temperatures can drop below zero. Summers are usually hot and temperatures can reach up to 30 degrees Celsius. The spring and fall seasons are characterized by mild transitional periods.
The vegetation of the city is steppe in character due to the climatic conditions. However, there are green areas and parks thanks to the Porsuk Stream and the surrounding water resources. These green areas contribute to both the aesthetic and ecological balance of the city.
Eskisehir attracts attention with its young population. The universities in the city make Eskisehir one of the most dynamic cities in Turkey and the young population adds energy and vitality to the city's culture. Eskisehir, which draws a demographically young profile, also hosts people with different cultural backgrounds.
In terms of cost of living, Eskisehir offers a more affordable life than Turkey's major metropolises. Rents, food and transportation costs are generally more reasonable. Eskisehir, whose economy is based on industry, agriculture and service sectors, is also at the forefront of education and cultural activities as it is a student city.
In terms of health services, Eskisehir attracts attention with its modern hospitals and health institutions. Both public and private health services are offered in a wide range. In-city and intercity transportation facilities are well-developed; you can easily travel within the city by bus, tram and taxi. Eskisehir also offers easy access to major cities such as Ankara and Istanbul via rail and road connections.
Local cuisine is especially rich with delicacies such as ciborek and met halva. The city's social life is enlivened by numerous cafes, restaurants, museums and art galleries. Boat tours on Porsuk Stream, Kent Park, Sazova Science, Culture and Art Park are among the city's attractions.
The advantages of living in Eskisehir include low cost of living, a young and dynamic population, advanced educational opportunities and cultural activities, while the disadvantages include cold weather in the winter months and limited industrial activities. Eskisehir promises a pleasant and dynamic environment to live in, combining both modern and traditional elements.