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.
Uşak is served by a domestic airport, long-distance bus network, and local dolmuş minibuses. The city lacks a tram or metro. Getting around the compact city centre on foot is practical; reaching canyon and thermal sites requires dolmuş or a hired vehicle.
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