This list includes streets and places in Germany named after people and places of Turkish origin, including Turkish Germans (especially in memory of victims of neo-Nazi murders), Turkish sister cities, and leading figures.
Officially named locations
Berlin
Bosporusstraße ("Bosporus Street"): named after the Bosporus in 1931. The street is located in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district. Dardanellenweg ("Dardanelles Path"): named after the strait of the Dardanelles, it is located in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district in Mariendorf. Gallipoliweg ("Gallipoli Path"): named after Gallipoli, the street is in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district in the Mariendorf. Goldenes Horn ("Golden Horn"): named after the Golden Horn, the street is located in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district in Mariendorf. Marmarasweg ("Marmara Path"): named after the Marmara sea, the street is in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district in Mariendorf. Türkenpfuhl ("Turks Lake"): is a small body of water in Berlin. It is located in the Neukölln district. The allotment gardening association "Am Türkenpfuhl" is located directly on the lake and a settlement also has the same name. Türkenstraße ("Turks Street"): located in the Wedding district and leads from Müllerstraße to Edinburger Straße. It was named on April 13, 1904, in memory of the so-called Turkish wars.
Bonn
Yalovastraße ("Yalova Street"): named after the Turkish city of Yalova. Bad Godesberg, a borough of Bonn and Yalova have city/district friendship since 1969. Location: .
Cologne
Bahide-Arslan-Straße ("Bahide Arslan Street"): named after Bahide Arslan who was a victim of the neo-Nazi Mölln arson attack in 1992. The street is located in the west of Cologne in the Ossendorf district and flows into Ossendorfer Weg. Location: . Istanbulstraße ("Istanbul Street"): named after the Turkish city of Istanbul. Cologne and Istanbul have been twin towns/sister cities since 1997. Location: .
Darmstadt
Bursastraße ("Bursa Street"): named after the Turkish city of Bursa. Darmstadt and Bursa have been twin towns/sister cities since 1971 and it is the oldest twin towns/sister cities relations between Germany and Turkey. Location: .
Dortmund
Platz von Trabzon ("Trabzon Square"): named after the Turkish city of Trabzon. Dortmund and Trabzon have been twin towns/sister cities since 2013. Location: .
Duisburg
Fakir-Baykurt-Platz ("Fakir Baykurt Square"): named after the Turkish German writer Fakir Baykurt. The square is located in the Homberg district at the southern end of Schillerstrasse. Location: .
Frankfurt
Eskişehir Platz ("Eskişehir Square"): named after the Turkish city of Eskişehir. Frankfurt and Eskişehir have been twin towns/sister cities since 2013. It was inaugurated by then mayor Peter Feldmann in 2021. This square is located in Bornheim district between subway stations of Bornheim Mitte and Burgstraße. Location: . Eskişehir also made a Frankfurt Meydanı (Frankfurt Square) in 2023 on the occasion of the 10-year anniversary of town twinning between both cities. The square is located at Eskişehir Kentpark, which is one of the beloved parks in the city. Hülya-Platz ("Hülya Square"): named after Hülya Genç, a 9-year-old girl, who was a victim of the 1993 Solingen arson attack. The small square is located in the Bockenheim district between Friesengasse and Kleiner Seestrasse. It is the first place that commemorates a victim of neo-Nazis. Location: .
Fürstenfeldbruck
Türkenfeld ("Turks Field"): is a municipality in the district of Fürstenfeldbruck in Bavaria. Türkenfeld station: is a railway station in Türkenfeld.
Hamburg
Dursun-Akçam-Ufer ("Dursun Akçam Bank"): named after , a Turkish teacher. The footpath leads along the Vering Canal in Wilhelmsburg. Location: . Kemal-Altun-Platz ("Keman Altun Square"): named after the political refugee . Located in the middle of Ottensen, it had long been named after Altun, including by the Hamburg Parliament, prior to its official naming. Location: . Muharrem-Acar-Brücke ("Muharrem Acar Bridge"): named after the immigrant Muharrem Acar. The bridge crosses the railroad tracks at Wilhelmsburg station. Location: . Ramazan-Avci-Platz ("Ramazan Avci Square"): named after , who was killed by members of the right-wing extremist skinhead scene. The square is located at the Landwehr station in the Hohenfelde district. Location: . Tasköprüstraße ("Tasköprü Street"): named after , a victim of the right-wing neo-Nazi extremist terror group National Socialist Underground. The street in Bahrenfeld runs parallel to the street where Taşköprü was shot in his father's shop. Location: .