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Kurtuluş Park in Ankara: location, walks and family visits
Kurtuluş Parkı is a green space in central Ankara, suitable for a break between city neighbourhoods, with paths, trees and activity facilities. Plan around your preferred entrance, time and services.
A view of the park in 2024.
Location and transport
The park is in Fidanlık in central Ankara, near Ziya Gökalp Street. Open the park on the map. ANKARAY A1 serves Kolej and Kurtuluş stations; choose the one that suits your entrance and check the walking route. Some bus routes also list Kurtuluş Parkı stop 30063 on Ziya Gökalp Street; check your route and direction before travelling.
What to do
Walk on open paths or sit beneath the trees and view the pond from a safe distance; water and path conditions may change with maintenance. The park has sports facilities and a children's traffic education centre; traffic education mainly serves kindergarten and the first two school grades, with classes booked online; check registration conditions and schedules before planning a visit.
Another view of the park in 2026.
Visit plan
| Stage | Suggestion |
|---|---|
| Before leaving | Check weather, your entrance and available activities. |
| At the park | Choose a suitable path and rest in a seating area. |
| Afterwards | Continue exploring central Ankara according to your time and return transport. |
Costs and services
Check current activity and parking charges and operating hours before travelling, and budget separately for transport and food. A facility being located in the park does not mean admission is included or that it is open on your visit.
Families and accessibility
Supervise children near roads and play areas. Ask about entrances, toilets and paths suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs, and activity requirements before arrival.
Before you go
Bring water, comfortable shoes and clothes suited to Ankara's weather; paths can become slippery after rain. Follow signs and respect plants and facilities.
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