Cumhuriyet meydanı

Beautiful

very nice sweetheart

I'm saying that my hometown baş

Transportation sucks, you have to wait at the stop for two hours and there is no guest pass?

Town square of Burdur province. You can see the historic governor's building and the park across the street, and down the street from Istasyon Street. Above the square are the mansions of Egyptians and Piribashlar. The clock tower and the Great Mosque are also within walking distance. It's a square where ceremonies are held. "Stop here. Because this is Burdur."

Burdur s square, foreign students, those who come to study at university, they usually say compulsory street, is the most active point of burdur, the city hall is here, the governor's office is here, you can find everything you are looking for around this square, you can sit in the park, near the patisserie, banks, you can sit here in the park and have a good time in the cafe.

Although it is warm and cute, it needs to develop more ... ? Urban, cultural, disciplinary and visual ...

I have been living in this city for 4 years. Occasionally I would ask why it is a province. And after touring, I found the answer that Burdur is not a place to be a province. What if nothing happens in a friend province? no. First I started from the center. Does a city center end in 1 day? Burdur is over. Besides, I went everywhere on foot, not by car or anything. There are a few mansions in the center that you can visit and see. Some of them are also closed most of the time. The places you can see in the center of Burdur are Taşoda and Bakibey mansions, two museums, Yeşiltepe, lake side, serenler hill, Egyptians and Piribaşılar houses, grand mosque, clock tower and old houses clustered close to them. That's all for the center. The republic square in every province is of course also here. The republic (governorship) square of the burdur, where there is nothing, even traffic, is of course a little simpler and smaller. There is a governor's office in the square, and the garden of the governorship is beautiful. There are sculptures symbolizing the Burdur. The lower side of the square is the station street. It is considered that the municipality has just built it. A street with lots of nice cafes. If you follow there, you will reach the station family tea garden and station. If you go up from the square, you will reach oluklaraltı street, where there are Egyptians and Piribaşılar houses. 10 minutes walking distance to pedestrian. There is a nature history museum in the back streets of the roadside security. If you enter the street of the passport pizza right above it and go up the side streets, you will always come across historical houses that are at least a century old. Those side streets lead to the great mosque and clock tower. You have time here and if you want to travel, do what I say. That's all there is to it.