Beypazarı

Key points of interest

Historic Beypazarı Ottoman Mansions

A preserved district of two and three-story Ottoman timber mansions lining cobblestone streets.

İnözü Valley (İnözü Vadisi)

A dramatic river canyon featuring steep limestone cliffs, rock-cut ancient caves, and riverside dining.

Living Museum (Yaşayan Müze)

An interactive cultural museum housed in an 1850s Ottoman mansion, showcasing traditional crafts and folklore.

Investment outlook

Beypazarı is an agricultural, mineral, and cultural tourism titan. It leads the nation in commercial carrot production and natural mineral water bottling (Beypazarı Soda). Furthermore, the district contains world-scale trona (natural soda ash) reserves extracted by Eti Soda. Investments thrive in heritage hotels, soda ash processing, and agro-packaging.

Living here

Beypazarı offers a picturesque, charming, and culturally proud town lifestyle. Nestled among green valleys and historic Ottoman streets, residents enjoy high culinary quality, vibrant local markets, clean air, and genuine Anatolian hospitality.

History & cultural identity

Beypazarı holds a world-class position in Anatolian architectural, commercial, and culinary heritage along the ancient Silk Road. Known anciently as Lagania or Anastasiopolis under Byzantine rule, the town flourished under Seljuk and Ottoman administration as a major commercial trade post governed by Ottoman military cavalry commanders ('Bey-pazarı').