Turkey travel guide
Explore Ankara, Turkey's capital, through Anıtkabir, Ankara Castle, the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, historic Ulus, modern cultural venues and the traditional town of Beypazarı.
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Submit a Radar report →Thermal springs in Kızılcahamam, used since Roman times, with modern spa facilities.
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Submit a Radar report →Kocatepe Mosque is one of Ankara's largest and most visible places of worship. Completed in the late twentieth century, its four minarets, large central dome and classically inspired interior create a major landmark in the modern city centre.
📍 Kültür, Dr. Mediha Eldem Sk. No:67, Çankaya, Ankara
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Submit a Radar report →A historic street in Ulus with artisan shops, coppersmiths and traditional trades.
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Submit a Radar report →A small shopping arcade near Kuğulu Park with cafés, bookshops and boutique stores.
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Submit a Radar report →A neighborhood around the Kuşcağız Family Life Center with parks, cafés and local streets.
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Submit a Radar report →The house where Mehmet Akif Ersoy, author of the Turkish national anthem, lived and wrote. Now a museum.
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Submit a Radar report →A large Phrygian burial mound near Gordion, one of the oldest standing wooden structures.
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Submit a Radar report →A lake south of Ankara in Gölbaşı, popular for walking, cycling and lakeside cafés.
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Submit a Radar report →A lakeside park on Mogan Lake with walking paths and picnic areas.
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Türkiye's capital combines republican history, major museums, government districts and older neighborhoods centered on Ankara Castle. It is a strong destination for understanding both ancient Anatolia and the development of the modern republic.
April to June and September to October are pleasant for sightseeing. Summers are dry and hot, while winters are cold and can be snowy.
Metro, suburban rail and municipal buses cover much of the city. Traffic can be heavy, so rail is often the easiest option between central districts.
Travel conditions and opening arrangements can change. Check current information before your visit.
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