Park Genklik

Genklik is one of the most popular places in the Turkish capital. It is a public park located in the center of Ankara. Its area is 27.5 hectares, and the height above sea level is 850 meters. This makes it one of the lowest points in the city. In the north, Henklik is surrounded by Ulus Square, in the east by the Opera House, in the west by the Mays Stadium, and in the south by the Selim S rr Tarcan Sports Complex.

Initially, there was a wetland on the site of the park. After the marshes were drained, the territory was greened and began to build up. The grand opening of Genclik took place on May 19, 1943. At that time, its area was 42,000 square kilometers. There was a swimming pool, Luna Park and an open-air theater. In 1957, two miniature trains were launched in the park, which began to attract tourists, the popularity of Henclik grew many times.

Currently, Genklick is a cultural center, which includes shopping centers, conference rooms, numerous attractions and recreation areas. At night, various performances are held in the local pools using the latest light and musical equipment.