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Rising dramatically on a steep incline from the banks of the Enguri Su, Ankara, Turkey's capital and second most populous city, is a modern European metropolis speckled with reminders of its varied history. Old castles and ruins from Hittite, Phrygian, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman civilizations dot the landscape. The modern city includes government and state houses, major universities, military bases, consulates, bustling nightlife and the oldest park in the city, Genclik Park.
Restaurants in Ankara
1. Hafiz Geleneksel Sanatlar
2. Sakarya Meydan Muharebesi Tarihi Milli ParkI
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
3. Turkpusat Geleneksel Savas PusatlarI Muzesi
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Türkpusat Traditional Weapons Museum aims to introduce the traditional weaponry in order to keep the cultural heritage alive.In our museum, it is possible get information on the historical, philosophical and technical aspects of Turkish martial arts, especially on archery. Besides, the accumulation of knowledge of craft behind the martial tradition is presented in detail. In this museum, purposing to create an atmosphere where the visitors can feel and touch the history, different collections related to our history of war and sport are exhibited. In addition, we give the chance to our visitors to comprehend the historical process by touching the replicated products created by our professional staff working in ateliers.
4. Pilavoglu Han
5. 1. TBMM Kurtulus Savasi Muzesi
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4.5 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By ayhanustun - Istanbul, Turkey
As a part of any cultural visit to Ankara, capital city of Turkey, you must see the historical Parliament buildings where the milestones of the Turkish Republic was first set up. In particular, this small building (now turned into a museum under the concept of Turkish Republic War) which was converted from a school to the first Parliament of Turkey tells you a lot about that era. Please be reminded that it was established during the war years, when the Republic was not announced yet and the Ottoman Sultan was still trying to rule the country from Istanbul (which was under invasion).
6. Rahmi M. Koc Muzesi
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4.5 based on 1,247 reviews
Çengelhan Rahmi M. Koç Museum is the first and only industrial museum in Ankara Like its namesake, it is dedicated to the history of Transport, Industry and Communications, with additional material on Ankara and the founder of the Turkish Republic, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. Housed in a magnificent building before the entrance to the Ankara Citadel, the collection contains hundreds of items from miniatures to full size boats and vehicles.The location is unrivalled – romantic, historic, convenient. And the appeal is universal: objects that affect our daily lives, created by talented engineers and craftsmen, encapsulating man’s ingenuity and hard work yet at the same time exhibiting great beauty.Our museum educates, informs, and entertains tens of thousands of adults and children each year. Please do explore this website now for a taste of what we have on show… but better still, come and visit us soon!
Reviewed By Clupmed - Ankara, Turkey
Rahmi M.Koç collected during many years; real operating memories of milestone arts of innovations; which changed human course.. This museum building is history by itself and is one of the best museums in Europe.. Enjoy your breakfast, lunch or dinner, nice menu, at the museum, while viewing Ankara and hearing cheers of some young students whom are visiting the museum under instructers..
7. AltInkoy Acik Hava Muzesi
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4.5 based on 221 reviews
8. Pirinc Han
9. Sarikadi Camii
10. Melike Hatun Camii
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4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By IftekharA-Sep2016
It is a new mosque with a very beautiful architecture. There is a big space infront of the mosque and you can take your family for a stroll there. There is an underground mall as well which is okay. Check it out, its nice. You can go in when people are not praying. There is also a section for women to pray as well.
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