Erdem Saker Botanical Park in Bursa: Location and Visiting

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Erdem Saker Botanical Park in Bursa: Location, Walks and Planning a Visit​

Erdem Saker Botanical Park in Bursa was previously known as Soğanlı Botanik Parkı; both names refer to the same place. Allow time to walk among planted areas and check which facilities are available on your visit.

Location and access​

The park is in Osmangazi, Bursa. Find the park on the map, then check the most useful entrance, transport and return route. The nearby Bursa Zoo is a separate attraction with its own arrangements.

Walking and nature​

The Ministry of Culture guide lists Japanese, French, English and rose gardens, paths and a pond; check which areas are accessible when you visit. Follow open paths and signs and choose an area suited to your time and group. Planting and access may change with seasons and maintenance; leave plants undisturbed and avoid closed areas.

A practical plan​

Stage	Suggestion
Before arrival	Check your entrance, weather and transport.
In the park	Walk on open paths and take a break.
Optional extra	Check arrangements for a separate zoo visit.

Fees and facilities​

Check park hours and any current parking or service charges; a recent entry fee has not been established. Budget for transport and food and ask about toilets and routes suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.

Families and weather​

Bring water and comfortable shoes, supervise children, and follow maintenance notices and temporary closures. Conditions vary by season and weather.

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