Eskisehir by car
Students give Eskişehir its character: several universities, riverside cafés and tram lines threading a town built on the Porsuk. Railway workshops made the place, and it still works as a junction between Ankara, Istanbul and the Aegean.
Driving in Eskisehir
Eskisehir is reached by D200 and D650. Parking in the centre is paid and marked by zone.
Renting and driving in Turkey
Speed limits 50 / 90 / 130 km/h. Alcohol limit 0.5 ‰.
Within a day’s drive of Eskisehir
- Kütahya — 60 km
- Bilecik — 63 km
- İznik — 100 km
- Bursa — 133 km
What kind of car do you need?
Typical capacity for the category — the exact model is confirmed by the rental company at booking.
Economy
4–5 seats · 1 large bag + 1 small
City streets and tight parking
Standard
5 seats · 2 large bags + 1 small
Long drives with full luggage
SUV
5 seats · 3 large bags
Mountain roads and winter trips
Estate
5 seats · 3 large bags
Families with a lot of luggage
People carrier
7 seats · 4 large bags
Groups of six or more
Luxury
5 seats · 2 large bags + 1 small
Business trips and long motorways
Convertible
4 seats · 2 small bags
Coastal roads in warm weather
Airports serving this city
Other cities in Turkey
Frequently asked questions
Where can I pick up a car in Eskisehir?
In the city and at the airport — Hasan Polatkan Airport and Eskişehir Air Base. Which desk, and whether it sits inside the terminal or a shuttle ride away, is shown by the rental company before you book.
Turkey: which side of the road do they drive on?
On the right. Speed limits are posted at the roadside and differ between towns, open roads and motorways.
Which currency will I be charged in?
Prices are usually set in TRY. The rental company sets both the price and the deposit, and shows them before you book.
Can I drive the car into another country?
Sometimes, but only if the rental company allows it, and it often costs extra. Check the terms before you book.
Where do I park in the centre of Eskisehir?
Parking in the centre is paid and marked by zone.
What are the speed limits in Turkey?
50 km/h in towns, 90 km/h on open roads, 130 km/h on motorways.