Blue Lake, near Kayaş in Ankara's Mamak district, is a popular recreational area for residents of the capital. Located closest to the city center and boasting Ankara's most natural lake structure within its 2,120-acre site, Blue Lake offers a tranquil setting in the capital, filled with serenity and a vibrant green and blue. The Blue Lake, from which it takes its name, covers a total area of ​​600 acres.

Located very close to Ankara&#39;s city center, Dikmen Valley Park is a recreational and leisure area located on Dikmen Valley, one of the city&#39;s most important arteries.</p> <p>Once a shantytown, the valley has been transformed into a green space. With its social facilities, cafes, and walking and running paths, it has been designed as a living space where residents of Dikmen can spend their time without having to travel far from home.

With a total usable area of ​​1,320,000 square meters in Sincan, Wonderland is the largest park in Turkey and Europe. With its magnificent views, colorful fairytale characters, green spaces, and fairytale-like texture intertwined with nature, it is one of the capital&#39;s most enjoyable destinations

Located on Çankırı Street, which stretches from Ulus Square to Yıldırım Beyazit Square, approximately 400 meters from Ulus, on the west of the road, and 2.5 meters above the street, the Roman Bath was built in the 3rd century by the Roman Emperor Caracalla (212-217), the son of Septimius Severus, in the name of the God of Health, Asklepion.