Sazova Park

Sazova Park, officially Sazova Science, Culture and Art Park (Turkish: Sazova Bilim Kültür ve Sanat Parkı), is a park in Eskişehir, Turkey. It was established by the metropolitan municipality of Eskişehir in 2008.

Location

The park is in Tepebaşı secondary municipality, next to New Eskişehir Stadium at 39°46′N 30°28′E[1] It is quite close to midtown and there are regular bus services. Its total area is 400 decares (0.40 km2; 0.15 sq mi)[2]

The park

The park consists of several parts. In addition to restaurants and cafehouses, these are;

  1. Eskişehir Zoo (sponsored by Eti Company)
  2. Planetarium (sponsored by Sabancı Holding)
  3. Turkic science history building
  4. Scientific experiments building
  5. Esminiaturk (models of historical 1/25 size Turkic buildings, similar to Miniaturk in İstanbul)
  6. Japanese garden
  7. An artificial lake and a pirate ship
  8. Dream Château
  9. Miniature railway
  • Dream Chateau
  • Pirates' ship by the pond
  • Esminiaturk:Orkhon Inscriptions
  • Esminiaturk:Seljukid Sultan Sencer's mausoleum (1/25 size)
  • Esminiaturk:Sultan Ahmet Mosque (1/25 size)
  • Scientific experiments building
  • Miniature railway station
  • Zoo gate
  • Aquarium gate
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References
  1. Map page
  2. Gezdingördüm page (in Turkish)
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