Getting around Konya
Metro, tram, bus and dolmuş lines, fares, the travel card and practical tips.
Lines
KONYAKART
- Where to buy
- KONYAKART service centres (Zindankale: İhsaniye Mah. Müneccimbaşı Sok. No:5/B, Selçuklu; Bosnahersek: Bosnahersek Mah. Osmanlı Cad. No:2/B, Selçuklu) and KONYAKART top-up points around the city. Standard card 40 TL, personalised card 70 TL.
- Top up
- Top up at top-up points or online via e-Dolum (edolum.konya.bel.tr). Credit bought online is moved onto the card by pressing the green button on a reader in a vehicle or at a turnstile and tapping the card.
Valid on buses and trams. Formerly called Elkart. Monthly passes can be loaded only onto a personalised card. Contactless bank cards or NFC phones can be used instead of the card, but they get no transfer discount.
Fares
Good to know
Buses and trams accept contactless bank cards and NFC phones. A ride costs 29.00 TL with cards of partner banks and 31.32 TL with cards of other banks. No transfer discount applies to bank card or phone payments.
With KONYAKART, the second and further rides on designated transfer routes (bus-tram) are free. On other routes the second ride within the set time window is 40 per cent cheaper.
ATUS bus lines 38-A (Mevlana – Gar) and 38-B (Gar – Mevlana) run between the railway station and the Mevlana Museum area. Current timetables are published in the ATUS bus timetable.
Since 9 September 2026 the trams on the Mevlana branch continue past Eski Adliye station and run on the Alaaddin – Şehir Hastanesi (City Hospital) route. The new section is about 1.4 km long. Some bus routes were changed at the same time.
The municipality's Nasıl Giderim site (nasilgiderim.konya.bel.tr) suggests public transport routes. On the ATUS site, the Otobüsüm Nerede and Tramvay Nerede pages show vehicle positions, and stop details and downloadable Excel timetables are available.