Objective Violence against women is a major violation of human rights that remains important globally. Domestic violence against women is a multidimensional problem. Although individual, environmental and social factors are mentioned, it is difficult to determine the factors affecting the emergence. Aim This study was carried out in Isparta to determine the prevalence, types and related factors of domestic violence in married or previously married women for lifetime and in the last year. Materials and Methods In this cross-sectional and population-based study; data were collected using a questionnaire and face to face interviews with 662 women. Analyzes were made using chi-square test and logistic regression analysis. Statistical significance level was accepted as p<0.05. Results Twenty two point two percent of women had been subjected to violence in the past. Fifty four point four percent had been subjected to violence after getting married and 26.3% both before and after they got married. Three point five percent% of women had been subjected to violence in the last year.For in the past, in any period of life, domestic violence was seen 2.0 times more common in those who resided in the district/village (%95 CI=1.3-3.0; p<0.01); 3.5 times more common in those who were separated/ widowed (%95 CI=1.5-8.1; p<0.01); 3.8 times more common in those who stated that their spouse had another spouse (%95 CI=1.3-11.6; p<0.05) and 2.4 times more common in those with had 4 or more children (%95 CI=1.1-5.0; p<0.01). For in the last year. domestic violence was seen 5.2 times more common in those with had 4 or more children (%95 CI=1.8- 15.4; p<0.01). Conclusion In this study, lifetime and last year prevalence of violence experienced by women were lower than studies in Turkey. However, it is a fact that there is a phenomenon of domestic violence in the universe where the study is conducted and it continues. Women are often subjected to physical violence by their partners and more often after marriage. Having many children and being polygamy are important risk factors that increase the likelihood of a woman being subjected to violence. More sociological research and preventive studies are needed on the subject.