It is known that Beypazarı, which is one of the 25 districts of Ankara, was diocesan in the past and the first settlement dates back to 3500 years ago. The civilizations which left their marks in the district, which is 99 km away from Ankara, are Hittites, Phrygians, Romans, Byzantines, Seljuks, and Ottomans. Beypazarı has importance since it was one of the important trade points of the Silk Road between Istanbul and Baghdad during the Seljuks period. The district is famous for its historical mansions, silver workmanship and performing 60% of the carrot production of our country. Rüstem Pasha Bath, Old Bath, Gazi Gündüzalp Hill located in Hırkatepe, Akşemseddin Mosque, Sultan Alaeddin Mosque, Kurşunlu Mosque, Karaca Ahmet Tomb, Suluhan and Boğazkesen Dome are some of the historical sites you should visit in the district. Hıdırlık Hill which provides you a bird's eye view of the area, Tekke and Eğriova tablelands which attract attention with their vegetation and Dereli Village where formations such as fairy chimneys can be observed are among the natural beauties.

Beypazarı with a 680-meter altitude has a mild and hot climate comparing with Ankara. Its economy is based on trade, agriculture, animal husbandry and handicrafts. 67% of the population is engaged in agriculture. The mining industry has a very important place in the district as well.

Since Beypazarı has the potential to be a metropolitan city, it is easily accessible. The distance between Ankara Esenboğa Airport and the district is 126 km.

In addition to the public transportation alternatives, you can easily reach the district with your private car.