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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 →Ankara Dikmen Polisevi is an accommodation property in the Çankaya district of Ankara. Contact the property directly for current availability, rates, reservations and eligibility requirements; admission conditions may vary by property.
📍 İlkadım Mahallesi, Dikmen Caddesi No:97, Çankaya/Ankara
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Submit a Radar report →Ankara Diyanet Evi is an accommodation property in the Çankaya district of Ankara. Contact the property directly for current availability, rates, reservations, eligibility and admission conditions.
📍 Kavaklıdere Mahallesi, Bankacı Sokak No:11, Çankaya/Ankara
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Submit a Radar report →Ankara Efes Otel is an accommodation property in the Altındağ district of Ankara. Contact the property directly for current availability, rates and accommodation services.
📍 Denizciler Caddesi No:12, Ulus, Altındağ/Ankara
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Submit a Radar report →Ankara Elif Mantı Ev Yemekleri is a food and drink business in the Keçiören district of Ankara. Contact the business for current products, menu, prices and opening hours.
📍 Güçlükaya Mahallesi, Zileliler Sokak No:9/B, Keçiören/Ankara
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Submit a Radar report →The Ankara Ethnography Museum presents Turkish cultural heritage through clothing, carpets, manuscripts, metalwork, woodwork and everyday objects. The early Republican building also temporarily housed Atatürk's remains before their transfer to Anıtkabir.
📍 Hacettepe, Türkocağı Sk. No:4, Altındağ, Ankara
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Submit a Radar report →The Ankara Foundation Works Museum displays carpets, kilims, manuscripts, woodwork, metal objects and architectural pieces preserved through Türkiye's foundation tradition. Its collections explain how religious, charitable and civic buildings were supported across centuries.
📍 Doğanbey, Atatürk Blv. No:23, Altındağ, Ankara
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Submit a Radar report →Ankara Gold Hotel is an accommodation property in the Çankaya district of Ankara. Contact the property directly for current availability, rates, admission conditions and services.
📍 Tunus Caddesi, Güfte Sokak No:4, Kavaklıdere, Çankaya/Ankara
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Submit a Radar report →Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli Üniversitesi Misafirhanesi is an accommodation property in the Çankaya district of Ankara. Contact the property directly for current availability, rates, reservations, eligibility and admission conditions.
📍 Yücetepe Mahallesi, 85. Cadde No:8, Çankaya/Ankara
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Submit a Radar report →Ankara Hakimevi is an accommodation property in the Çankaya district of Ankara. Contact the property directly for current availability, rates, reservations and eligibility requirements; admission conditions may vary by property.
📍 Harbiye Mahallesi, Tavuskuşu Sokak No:18, Çankaya/Ankara
Plan your visit
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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