The westernization movement in Ottoman Empire from Tanzimat Edict to the Republic of Turkey, which led to the modernization process that took place between 1839 and 1923, has manifested itself in all fields from state administration to education, politics, social, culture, economy and settlements. Since the effects of westernization are related to the center-periphery, it first intensively became prominent in Istanbul. However the reflections at different levels in the cities of Anatolia were also observed. In the cities, effective changes were visible in whole city from architecture to the physical structure of streets, from city form to open green areas. With the effects of political transformations on urban space, the function and form of the green areas changed; this change and transformation gained visibility in green areas. In the westernization process in which the social dynamics are reflected in the urban space, new green areas were arranged in the western style. Public parks and gardens were built, inspired by the Folk Gardens in France; these gardens, which were located in Istanbul and other Ottoman cities, were called “Nation Gardens”. In this study; an explanation was made about Nation Gardens which was presented to the use of people in different cities with the effect of change and westernization in green areas during the late Ottoman period; also information was given about the urban features of Konya and the Konya Nation Garden during the Ottoman period.