Kültürpark
Kültürpark was initially opened, upon Ataturk’s request, with a view to strengthen Turkey’s economic and cultural relations with other countries. After hosting for long years various fairs and exhibitions from textiles to industrial products, books to ornamental plants, ıt is now handing over its mission to Fuar İzmir, the new expo centre.
Kültürpark houses several sport, art and cultural facilities such as 14 closed exhibition halls, 4 conference halls, Ataturk Amphitheatre, İsmet İnönü Art Centre, İzmir Art, Fair Wedding Hall, Celal Atik Sports Hall, Funfair, Zoo, Parachute Tower, Youth Theatre, Painting and Sculpture Museum and İzmir Museum of History and Art. Along with cultural facilities it also houses sports facilities including a 1850 meters tartan track, swimming pool, sports hall, tennis courts and football fields.
Kültürpark is a deep green area at the very heart of İzmir. No matter through which gate you enter, you’ll get away from the city as soon as you step in. There are over 8000 trees within Kültürpark and all of them are insured.