
Kurtuluş Park (Historical City Park)
About & Visitor Guide
History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Kurtuluş Park, which was opened in 1980 on a large area of 110 thousand square meters, is one of the most important urban green axes that brings together the university area and the city center in the capital planning of the Early Republic period. The park is a historical sports and cultural venue that also hosted Türkiye's first Olympic open-air ice rink (Kurtuluş Ice Rink). With its large ornamental pool with ducks, wooden bridge in the middle of the pool and huge plane trees, it has been the meeting point of Ankara University, Hacettepe and TED college students for decades. It is one of the well-established memory places of the capital. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features The campus is located on the northern plain of the İncesu Creek valley, at an altitude of 860 meters. Eastern plane trees, larches, ashes, maples, which have reached gigantic sizes in more than 40 years, and Peking ducks and swans living in the pond, constitute the living tissue of the park. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
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39.9274, 32.8640Çankaya Eğlence & Tema Parkları Noktaları
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