Uşak
Uşak is a city in the interior part of the Aegean Region of Turkey.
It is the seat of Uşak Province and Uşak District. Its population is 236,366 (2022).
Getting to Uşak
Zafer Airport (KZR IATA), 100 km northeast towards Kütahya, has flights from Istanbul (IST and SAW). A shuttle bus connects with these and runs to Uşak. Adnan Menderes Airport (ADB IATA), 240 km west near Izmir, has a much wider range of destinations. Uşak's own airport is used for flight training and private aviation but no longer has commercial flights.
Worth seeing
- 01Archaeological Museum
Orhan Dengiz Blv 29 (just north of railway station),.
- 02Atatürk and Ethnography Museum
Merchant's house used as Turkish military headquarters in 1920-22 when the battlefront with Greece was nearby, and where Atatürk received the surrender of General Nikolaos Trikoupis.
- 03City History Museum
With your own vehicle, all the outlying sites can be seen in a day, probably in the order below.
- 04Sebaste is 34 km southeast of Uşak
It's the scrappy ruins of a Roman settlement named in honour of Emperor Augustus.
Things to do
Football: Uşakspor play soccer away down in the amateur leagues. Their home ground is Bir Eylül Stadyumu 200 m west of the Atatürk monument.
Where to eat
İsmet Paşa Cd is the main eating strip. Tarhana is the local delicacy, a thick soup of flour and veg, fermented, dried and grinded to a powder — a predecessor of instant soups. Meydan Döner, İsmet Paşa Cd 81 (facing Atatürk statue). Daily 11:00-21:00. Chain outlet for döner wraps.
- 01Donas
Fast food chain serving Donas, a sticky and hearty döner wrap.
- 02Çorbacı Dede
This is the place for late night soups: lentil, chicken or offal, served with toasted bread and a tray of greens.
Getting around Uşak the local way
- Get aroundA fleet of public minibuses run to the suburbs, but you are unlikely to use them.
From Wikivoyage: Uşak, CC BY-SA. Not yet checked by us. Last edited 2026-09.
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