Final rating place and his reconstructed house depicting his pious living style

Very important place for Turkish history. House of the writer of Turkish Anthem. Mehmet Akif Ersoy who lived between 1873 to 1936.

Mehmet Akif Ersoy Evi Museum is one of the places that must be seen as it has traditional Ankara Houses view inside. Mehmet Akif Ersoy is the writer of Turkish National Anthem. The house represents his life. It is in Hamamönü area and this way it is easy to access. You can take buses or you can take metro (Ankaray) and get off at a close stop. Entrance to the house is free. The house has two floors. You can clearly see kitchen, bedroom and living room.

Nice place

Exactly worth to see, there are not much place for visiting in Ankara. M. Akif's house and Taceddin Dergahı is one of the must see place. Then you can walk Hamamönü streets and have some tea...

Mehmet Akif Ersoy, the composer of the Turkish national anthem, is one of the most prominent poets ever in Turkish history. A vet by profession, his firm islamic faith, love for Holy Prophet Muhammed SAW and total belief in Allah guided his national patriotism and relentless service to the people of Anatolia and beyond. This burning love in him is vividly seen in every rythm and line of his poems. This house in Altındag locality of Ankara, exhibits his way or style of living. His simple life is extraordinarily captivating.

Here is a historical, religional and national place and well protected area located in Hacettepe University and next to Hamamonu. Everyone must see here and arround...

Mehmet Akif Ersoy is a national poet of Turkey. He's the writer of Turkish National March. This house is the place were he lived when he was in Ankara near to Tacettin Dergâhı. Today it serves as a museum open to public freely during standard working hours.

Historical place