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Travel Guide Europe Turkey Central Anatolia

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Geography

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Provinces/Cities

ProvinceCities
Aksaray ProvinceAksaray, the provincial capital
Ankara ProvinceAnkara, the provincial capital and also the nation's capital
Çankiri ProvinceCankiri, the provincial capital
Eskişehir ProvinceEskisehir, the provincial capital
Karaman ProvinceKaraman, the provincial capital
Kayseri ProvinceKayseri, the provincial capital
Kirikkale ProvinceKirikkale, the provincial capital
Kırşehir ProvinceKırsehir, the provincial capital
Konya ProvinceKonya, the provincial capital
Nevşehir ProvinceNevsehir, the provincial capital, Urgup, Goreme, Haci Bektas
Niğde ProvinceNigde, the provincial capital
Sivas ProvinceSivas, the provincial capital
Yozgat ProvinceYozgat, the provincial capital

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Getting There

By Plane

Ankara's Esenboğa International Airport (ESB) is located 28 kilometres from the centre of Ankara. Turkish Airlines has a secondary hub at the airport and is the dominant airline. Condor Airlines, BMI, Austrian Airlines and Lufthansa are among a handful of international airlines that serve the airport.

To/from the airport
The airport is connected with the city centre and Ankara Intercity Bus Terminal by EGO city bus number 442 (from 6:00am to 11:00pm). Transportation to the city center is also by taxi. A taxi ride to the city's centre costs 80 YTL or more one way. Alternatively, Havaş airport buses cost 10 YTL (US$8/€6) and take about 45 minutes to make the journey. Many consider the buses more comfortable than the taxis!

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Getting Around

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Sleep

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