Train stations of Turkey will amaze you.

Many of them are historic buildings, either from Ottoman or first years of Turkish Republic. Most will surely attract photgraphers’ interest.

Especially in cities/towns where train is not popular anymore, stations are far from the new city centers. However, high speed trains make trains again popular in Turkey.

Travel pass (Trenkart) is only sold at some stations and lockers are not very widespread.

Click station name for locations, public transport, facilities around, trains calling at station and contact info of station:

Marmara

Adapazari – Arifiye – Cerkezkoy – Corlu – Edirne – Gebze – Halkali – Haydarpasa – Sirkeci – Izmit – Kapikule – Mithatpasa – Pendik – Uzunkopru

West Anatolia

Alasehir – Alsancak – Aydin – Balikesir – Bandirma – Basmane – Denizli – Manisa – Nazilli – Ödemis – Ortaklar – Selcuk – Soke – Soma – Tire – Torbali

Black Sea

Amasya – Caycuma – Gokcebey – Karabuk – Samsun – Zonguldak

Central Anatolia

Afyon – Aksehir – Ankara – Bilecik – Bozuyuk – Cumra – Eskisehir – Karaman – Kayseri – Kirikkale – Konya – Kutahya – Polatli – Tavsanli – Usak

East Anatolia

Akyaka – Batman – Cetinkaya – Divrigi – Diyarbakir – Elazig – Erzincan – Erzurum – Kars – Kurtalan – Malatya – Sivas – Tatvan – Van

Mediterranean

Adana – Iskenderun – Islahiye – Mersin – Osmaniye – Tarsus – Yenice

Outside Turkey

Belgrade – Bucharest – Dimitrovgrad – Nis – Plovdiv – Sofia – Tabriz – Tehran – Villach