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Aydin Bus Tickets
Buses from and to Aydin, plus our office details. Pick a date to see departures, choose your seat and book online.
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- 0256 213 70 70office phone
Departures
Buses from Aydin
| Destination | Daily departures | First departure | Journey time | Lowest fare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ankara | Search to see current times | |||
Office
Our office at Aydin Bus Station
You can buy tickets at our office and get help with your journey and booking. Our 24/7 call centre: 0850 304 09 09
Didim Seyahat in Aydin
Aydin is a provincial capital in the Buyuk Menderes (Great Maeander) valley, famous for its figs and olives; its central district is called Efeler, after the region's efe and zeybek folk tradition. Our office is at Aydin bus station, where you can buy tickets and ask about departures and luggage.
We run buses from Aydin to Ankara, and buses from Ankara and Denizli arrive in Aydin. Seats on the Ankara route fill up early around public holidays. Choose your travel date to see the current departure times, fares and free seats.
Tralleis in the city itself, Nysa near Sultanhisar and Aphrodisias near Karacasu are among the most important ancient cities within reach of Aydin, and the provincial capital is linked by road to coastal districts such as Kusadasi, Didim and Soke. City buses and taxis link the bus station with the centre. For long journeys, please be at the bus station at least 15 minutes before departure, and carry water in summer, when Aydin gets very hot.
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Frequently asked questions
Which cities can I reach by bus from Aydin?
We run buses from Aydin to Ankara. A search shows the departures and free seats for the day you choose.
How long does the bus take from Aydin?
Approximate journey time: 8 h to Ankara. Times can vary with traffic and rest breaks.
Where is the Didim Seyahat office in Aydin and what is the phone number?
Our office is inside Aydin Bus Station. Phone: 0256 213 70 70.
Which cities have buses to Aydin?
We run buses to Aydin from Ankara and Denizli.
