Uşak is a western Anatolian province celebrated for its millennia-old carpet-weaving tradition, dramatic Ulubey Canyon, and a wealth of Bronze Age tumuli. Sitting at the crossroads of the Aegean and Central Anatolia, it offers a genuine off-the-beaten-path Turkish experience with thermal springs, Roman bridges, and one of Turkey's finest archaeology museums.
Top attractions
The most popular and significant attractions in Uşak.
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Uşak Museum of Archaeology
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Ulubey Canyon
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Karahallı Thermal Springs
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Eşme Carpet Cooperative
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Uşak Grand Mosque (Ulu Cami)
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Uşak City Clock Tower (Saat Kulesi)
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İkiztepe Bronze Age Tumuli
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Selçikler Nature Park
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Karahallı Roman Bridge
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Uşak Historical Bazaar (Kapalı Çarşı)
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Practical information
What you need to know before you go.
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- Museum cards (Müze Kart) give free access to state museums; buy online at muze.gov.tr or at the museum, Most sites lack English signage; download the Turkish Cultural Ministry audio guide app 'Müzem', Mosque visits require removing shoes; women should carry a headscarf, Canyon hikers should register with local forestry office in Ulubey during fire season (July–September)
Tips for visiting attractions
Make the most of your sightseeing time.
The Uşak Museum of Archaeology requires at least 90 minutes
the Lydian Treasure room alone is worth the trip. Plan canyon visits around mild weather; summer midday temperatures can exceed 35°C
Frequently asked questions
Is the Lydian Treasure in Uşak Museum?
The original Lydian Hoard (Karun Hazinesi) was repatriated from New York's Metropolitan Museum in 1993 and is displayed at the Uşak Museum of Archaeology. It is one of Turkey's most significant ancient treasures.
How long is Ulubey Canyon?
The canyon system stretches approximately 70 km, making it one of the longest canyons in the world. Day visitors typically hike a 5–15 km accessible section near Ulubey village.