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Outstanding!! The best time to visit this marvelous place is after 3 PM. You need to leave backpacks at the security building at the main gate. Lockers are provided for free. A shuttle runs frequently between the entrance and the monument. Around 3:30 pm, the change of guards ceremony starts from the front stairs. There is a long stretch from there to the main building, which the iconic tomb is, of coarse, the heart of everything. Museum entrance is free, and I totally recommend to visit it before closing time at 5 pm. There is also a gift shop and a cafe in the museum. The staff are very professional, and helpful. The whole area is kept extremely clean. I enjoyed every minute of my experience.

Here you will find the real great leader. He is so respected by the people if Turkey. Graduated student will bring their certificate to take photo here. Paying respect. Today I see a ceremony of respect to Ataturk - the great leader. Unfortunately my tour do not allow me enough time to see the museum (you have to spend at least more than an hour to see this Wonder museum). The view is amazing to all directions. I also see the guard changing.

Visiting the tomb of the first and the second presidents of the Republic, a big muniment where built to honor the memory of the nation great leaders and founders . The place is free, the museum is a must seen and you need to avoid the crowds during the weekends. The place is visited by hundreds everyday specially with the 100 years anniversary of the republic. There is a big car parking 🅿️, accessible to the public. The media center only with Turkish video displays with no subtitles , would be an advantage to have at least an English translation. The view from there to the City is magnificent and the garden surrounding the tomb monument.

Do not go on a sunny day, it gets really hot. The place is nice. Everything is free. The museum is really nice and big. The view is amazing. Must see if you are in Ankara.

Quite a nice place to visit. Entry is Free, thus crowded. Note that you cannot take bags into the area (bags can be dropped at the entrance or if going by car leave then there). The museum itself is nice to see. This only captures Ataturk history and not the full Turkish History. Two to 3 hours is enough ( if going by car ) , else to walk around from the gate , give it 3 hrs . Must visit if you are in Ankara .

A must visit nice place if you are in Ankara. Architectural and historical place, it's a public crowded place but well managed. They played anthem after some time don't know exactly when but during that everyone stopped with respect and listen to it, and that was a different experience. So quiet and its like time is paused. On entrance gate they took backpack and stored in a locker. Surrounding to the location you can see the street shopping places.

A must go when visiting Ankara. Be respectful and follow the instructions of the custodians. Visit around noon to afternoon to witness the changing of guards and a beautiful moment when everyone stand solemnly while the national anthem proudly playing under the Turkish flag. Amazing!

(Translated by Google) Great Turkish nation! You have heard my words promising success in the works we have undertaken for the last fifteen years. I am happy that in none of these words of mine, I have suffered a mistake that would shake my nation's trust in me. Today, I say with the same faith and certainty that the entire civilized world will soon recognize once again that the Turkish nation, which is marching towards the national ideal with complete integrity, is a great nation. I have no doubt that the forgotten civility and great civilized ability of Turkishness will rise like a new sun on the high civilizational horizon of Anatolia with its further development. Turkish nation! I sincerely wish you to celebrate this great nation's holiday with greater honor, happiness, peace and prosperity in every ten years that flow into eternity. How happy is the one who says I am a Turk! (President Ghazi Mustafa Kemal, 29 First Dec. 1933) (Original) Büyük Türk milleti! On beş yıldan beri giriştiğimiz işlerde muvaffakiyet vadeden çok sözlerimi işittin. Bahtiyarım ki, bu sözlerimin hiçbirinde, milletimin hakkımdaki itimadını sarsacak bir isabetsizliğe uğramadım. Bugün, aynı iman ve katiyetle söylüyorum ki, millî ülküye tam bir bütünlükle yürümekte olan Türk milletinin, büyük millet olduğunu bütün medeni alem, az zamanda, bir kere daha tanıyacaktır. Asla şüphem yoktur ki, Türklüğün unutulmuş medeni vasfı ve büyük medeni kabiliyeti, bundan sonraki inkişafı ile âtinin yüksek medeniyet ufkunda yeni bir güneş gibi doğacaktır. Türk milleti! Ebediyete akıp giden her on senede, bu büyük millet bayramını, daha büyük şereflerle, saadetlerle, huzur ve refah içinde kutlamanı gönülden dilerim. Ne mutlu Türküm diyene! (Reisicumhur Gazi Mustafa Kemal, 29 Birinci Teşrin 1933)

Definitely a must visit if you are visiting Turkey. It is open from 9 am to 5 pm. It has a lot of museums and a few parks around it. Entry is free.

An architecture designed as bigger than usual human scale to illustrate the achievement of Ataturk. Extensive use of travetine as stone for the exterior and interior gives it a timeless feel. Come about 1130 to see the change of guards.

By far the best thing to do in Ankara. Free entry and a lot of history packed into one place. .A museum area is contained in a series of linked rooms surrounding the main building at ground level which tells history. . A great memorial for one of the greatest leaders of all time

It's an interesting place, but there's nothing to do here more than once. The history of Ataturk is more interesting to Turks, no interesting facts were found for me personally. The territory is large and well maintained. The guard is not the best, in many countries the guard works much more organized and accurate, but you can see. To be honest, I liked the parrots that settled in the building more, they contrast very sharply.

If you pass by Ankara and you like history, it's a must see place. The monument for Ataturk, the hero of Turkey. All free, a beautiful garden, audio guides in many languages. I met several Turkish people there and many children. They deserve more about their future. God bless Turkish people.

The most beautiful place I've ever visited. Very well laid out and informative. Everything you need to know about this Great leader Ataturk is here. The landscaped gardens and a relaxing atmosphere. And it is absolutely free. A must see place when you visit.

Massive mausoleum built in honour of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, leader of the Turkish Independence struggles, and first president of the modern Republic of Turkey. The monument is a compelling architectural accomplishment. The memorial tomb is located inside the mausoleum complex and is accessible to tourists. The exterior is an expansive breathtakingly picturesque space, with a good aerial view of Ankara from the mausoleum staircase. Anitkabir is a sacred edifice of modern Turkish history chiseled with poetic beauty. A very important landmark destination for visitors of Ankara!

Very clean and interesting to visit, a must see in Ankara. Organisation in the front entrance could have been better (no one told me about the free minibus that can take you up to the main building) and there should be english speakers everywhere if they truly regard this as a top site. Also, to get an audioguide you must have cash and be prepared to wait as the attendant isn't always there... There are also schoolchildren everywhere and on wreath day (no telling when these coule be) the guards will tell you to stand back and wait until the event is over. No pictures allowed to be taken in certain parts of the museum. The cafe downstairs within the museum doesn't have too many options of both food and seating. Overall a good visit especially with the snow.

Fantastic museum and mausoleum. Learned a lot about Turkey’s fight for independence and the horrible toll it took on the population. The museum is laid out well. The grounds are beautiful with stunning views of Ankara. Easily accessible from metro and free entrance makes this a definite go-to place when in Ankara.

It's very special place! Visit it! Amazing!

We took a taxi to the site as it was nearly an hours walk from the hotel, which we converted to a £3 fare! The mausoleum was a very large but simple building in a huge square and parkland and it was pleasing to see so many people there to pay their respects. There were small museums on the site detailing aspects of the funeral and transportation of Ataturk's body and the whole thing was well done, no pomp or rampant nationalism but a definite sense of pride in his and the country's achievements.

Just spectacular. One of the best museums I have ever visited anywhere in the world. I have come back with a renewed admiration for kamal ataturk and all the historical figures who helped defend and shape this beautiful country.Detailed history of the otoman empire and the modern day turkciye.

Beeindruckend! wenn man in Ankara ist sollte man "dem Vater aller Türken" einen Besuch widmen. Was da für einen Menschen errichtet worden ist findet man selten und die Ausstellung ist sehr umfangreich. Ich bin nachhaltig beeindruckt was auch daran liegt, dass ich Atatürk sehr schätze

Anıtkabir is a very special place for Turkish people. It holds a lot of sentimental value for the citizen of Turkish Republic. If you are visiting Ankara it should be a place to visit and you will learn a little about the Turkish history and the war of freedom. The museum part inside is okay, it is not too amazing however there are some good pieces. The museum shop closes early so if you are visiting afternoon you might want to check the shop section. During public holidays the place is generally packed, and during weekends it can be crowded too.

Das Anıtkabir ist ein zentraler Ort für Staatsakte der Türkei. Das Mausoleum ist vor allem für inländische Besucher ein oft gewähltes Ausflugsziel. So besichtigten im Jahr 2012 insgesamt 3.351.604 Menschen das Anıtkabir. Dabei waren 3.144.216 der Besucher aus dem Inland und 207.388 aus dem Ausland.[19] Auch Rollstuhlfahrer können den gesamten Komplex besuchen, der mit modernen technischen Mitteln behindertengerecht erweitert wurde

Das Mausoleum von Atatürk ist ein beeindruckendes Bauwerk mit tollem Blick auf Ankara. Der Eintritt ist kostenlos. Die Security ist überall auf dem Gelände verteilt und auch bei den Einlasskontrollen sind sie sehr aufmerksam. Große Rucksäcke oder Taschen dürfen nicht mit auf das Gelände. Mit ausgestellt sind drei seiner Lincolns. Ein Museum ist auch auf dem Gelände und kann ebenfalls kostenlos betreten werden. Es beschreibt den Krieg um die Türkei und lohnt sich ebenfalls. Alles ist auf Englisch übersetzt. Es finden regelmäßig Wachablösungen statt.

nıtkabir yapımında beton üzerine dış kaplama malzemesi olarak kolay işlenebilen gözenekli, çeşitli renklerde traverten, mozole içi kaplamalarında ise mermer kullanılmıştır. Heykel grupları, aslan heykelleri ve mozole kolonlarında kullanılan beyaz travertenler Kayseri Pınarbaşı İlçesi'nden, kulenin iç duvarlarında kullanılan beyaz travertenler ise Polatlı ve Malıköy'den getirilmiştir. Kayseri Boğazköprü mevkiinden getirilen siyah ve kırmızı travertenler tören meydanı ve kulelerin zemin döşemelerinde, Çankırı Eskipazar'dan getirilen sarı travertenler zafer kabartmaları, şeref holü dış, duvarları ve tören meydanını çevreleyen kolonların yapımında kullanılmıştır. Şeref holünün zemininde kullanılan krem, kırmızı ve siyah mermerler Çanakkale, Hatay ve Adana'dan, şeref holü iç yan duvarlarında kullanılan kaplan postu Afyon'dan, yeşil renk mermer Bilecik'ten getirilmiştir. 40 ton ağırlığındaki yekpare lahit taşı Adana'nın Osmaniye İlçesi'nden, lahitin yan duvarlarını kaplayan beyaz mermer ise Afyon'dan getirilmiştir

Turkey is a wonderful tourist destination packed with ancient monuments and natural scenery. Anıtkabir, a mausoleum is dedicated to the founder and first President of Turkey Republic, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. The construction was laid in the year 1944 and it also bears features of Seljuk and Ottoman architecture and ornamental details. This is a really amazing place.

Absolutely stunning! The museum is amazing.The view is breathtaking. You should definitely visit if you are in Ankara.

I went here as part of a Rick Steves group tour (highly recommended!). This is a really important cultural spot so I can recommend it as a must-do while in or near Ankara! There is also a museum but we didn't have time to go in, we just saw Ataturk's book collection. It was quite inspiring to see everyone completely stop and stand respectfully for the National Anthem. And we saw the changing of the guard too!

Impressive to watch the respect for the history and fighters for thr country. White uniform is air, green is land and blue is water. At the end, there was a special ceremony for veterans. The gardens are impeccable.

It’s nice to visit. The entrance a bit hard to find and plus the hills. 😅but good experience!

Ataturks resting place, plus a small museum with his personal items

Great, very good.

Great monument , You will feel the grandeur and respect of this place. Beautiful garden with plants & trees that bring from many country different species and origin.

(Translated by Google) Definitely worth a visit (Original) Kesinlikle ziyaret edilmeli

Atamızın hiç olmassa herkes ömründe bir kerede olsa ziyaret etmeli

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"Must to see" place in Ankara. Try to visit there in working day to avoid crowd. Military Marching is done every 30 mins. Nice view of city, don't forget your camera and selfie stick.

Its beautiful! The museum is very informative. The view is nice. Definitely worth the visit. Try avoiding visiting on weekends though because it gets a bit too crowded.

Absolutely stunning, This museum and its great atmosphere truly shows how a great country send its recognition and appreciation to an extraordinary leader. this place is 5+1 stars in my opinion for all history lovers out there.

I liked the place Not that too many years build but I like similar historical places

We visited this place... at first i thought it is a park but i found that it is a toomb and remorial for Ataturk the founder of new Turkey. It was such an honer to visit and see this great place and i was fasinated by the bulding and th deciplin of military there 😍😍😍

Indeed THE best tomb! Been to many but none matches this grand style Tomb. Enter well before 5:00(closes at this time) since it takes time to see all of it. Sit for some time too here. There is a mini van service that takes people from gate to main building and it is free. Otherwise the walk is of 10 min and due to steep hill, it may be too tough! This servis will show you all of it and then drop you to main touristic attraction! You can also see over entire Ankara from here! At eact 4:00 they have a cermoney here everyday so I believe that best time to come here is 3:30pm! See cermony, look over the Ankara. And return!

It was a pleasure for me to be there, to visit that great man grave, to read Al Fatiha for him, to discover a part of his life from that beautiful museum, I would like to go there again to show that great place for my future children, I recommended

Historical, Atatürk is a legend, a lot of real belongings of his, you can even hear his voice, location is easy entry on Eskişehir yolu, parking is available, jigh security but worth the visit, you can also see the army men shifting locations with a professional protocol.

This place serves as burial ground for the First president of Turkey Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. The actual burial site is located underground beneath the area where the coffin lies. There are guards located at the entrance and you will not be allowed to bring in big bulky bags and you will be asked to leave them at the entrance. Expect to spend around 1 hr at this place.

A large funerary complex honouring the founder of modern Turkey Ataturk is revered throughout Turkey and his mausoleum is here. It is well worth seeing if in Ankara. It is quite a busy site, as there are many Turkish tourists here, but the queues for security move quite quickly and the site itself is large. The tomb is a simple marble affair in a large temple-like building. There are museums nearby to give an idea of his life and times. It means a lot to Turkish people, but is worth visiting for tourists as well.

Good place but its rainy when i come. For your information, my friend take video for her VLOG and suddenly the security come 😅. So, Dont take photo/video when you in security gate because the army will come to you and ask you to delete it

This place is the final resting place of not only the founding father of Turkey, Atatürk, but also the Turkish Army General and the 2nd President of Turkey, ismet inönü The site chosen for Anitkabir was known as Rasattepe (Observation Hill), which was a central location in Ankara and could be seen by all parts of the city. Time your visit to coincide with the changing of guards. The guards march with a unique kind of bent knee goose step and servicemen from all sections of the defense forces take part (navy, army, etc) so you can see several types of uniforms.

One of the best place experience of visiting Turkiye. You can feel the ambience of patriot/warrior here. Located strategically and easy to access. At 4.00 pm you can see the ceremony of the officer turnover. You also can buy souvenir of Turkiye and Kemal Attaturk here. The price is affordable.

Ein Besuch wert! Die Anlage ist kostenlos zum Betreten, genau wie das Museum. Unter der Woche muss man kaum beim Eingang des Museums warten. Definitiv ein Wahrzeichen von Ankara und Türkiye.

A T A T Ü R K

Atatürk, the one and only, he is the leader of this nation. He rests in our hearts, only his body is being kept in there (Anıtkabir).

Ataturk is still leading us to future. Rest in peace

Nice place but not much to see due to covid

İt look like a museum but there was historical items are legendary.And he historical places of the Turks are also very beautiful. And there was a lot of information about Ataturk's grave.For example:To be opposite the castle or close with a copper door.I think you should go there and see the legendary objects!

The place is filled with a lot of memorial staffs. It's really amazing🔥🔥🔥

Interesting place, well managed and beautiful architecture. Guide was very helpful and he told minor details in every section of the museum.

Tahmin ettiğimden daha büyüktü. Bir gün herkesin ziyaret etmesi gerek🙏🏻🇹🇷

Anıtkabir'e gidin ve gözlerinizle görün elimizde valiz var yada gidemeyiz diye birşey yok herşey gayet düşünulmus bütün kolaylıklar sizler için sağlanmış içinde bulundunuz atmosfer sizi özel bir insan yapıyor .

مكان ضريح مؤسس جمهورية تركيا اتاتورك مكان جدا جميل وجدا كبير ومبني بطريقه احترافيه ويوجد ايضا بداخله سيارته اللتي كان يستخدها والزورقه والعربه اللتي شيع بها والنعش وهناك ايضا شارع طويل ممتد على طول الطريق تماثيل على شكل أسود

Bu sene 30 agustosta gordugum,en bos anitkabirdi.bos olmasi beni cok uzdu

Ankara’nın en anlamlı yeri 💪🏼

(Translated by Google) We're on an Atam leave ... (Original) Atam izindeyiz...

Anıtkabir yapımında beton üzerine dış kaplama malzemesi olarak kolay işlenebilen gözenekli, çeşitli renklerde traverten, mozole içi kaplamalarında ise mermer kullanılmıştır.

Zİyaretimizi yaptık, pandemiden doalyu bazı kısıtlamalar gelmiş.

Atamızı ziyaret edip müzeleri gezip tarihimizle ilgili bilgi edinebilirsiniz

Efsane tüm savaş larin icinden geçiyorsunuz ve tüyleriniz diken diken oluyor

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Gorevliler çok iyi. Anıtkabiri gezerken yerde 1 tane bile çöp görmedim temiz sürekli bakımı yapilan bir yer.

Sonsuz saygi ...

Dünyanın sekizinci değil birinci harikası bence 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

ATAMIZ BABAMIZ herşeyimiz

Büyük önder ülkemin kurtarıcısı büyük devrimci Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk kabri minnettarım Atama

Her Türk gencinin kesinlikle gitmesi gereken bir yer Anıtkabir. Türkiye Cumhuriyeti kurucusu ve başkomutanı Mustafa Kemal Atatürk'ün kabrinin bulunduğu alan.

Super

(Translated by Google) Spectacular. (Original) Muhteşem.

15.02.2020 Eşimle Atamızı ziyaret ettik. Atamızın ,silah arkadaşlarının ve tüm şehitlerimizin mekanları cennet olsun. Allah'ın Rahmeti üzerlerine olsun.

bu ssenede gidebildim.

Çok güzel olmuuuuş..

(Translated by Google) ❤️ (Original) ❤️

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(Translated by Google) A very nice place... (Original) Cok güzel bir yer...

Herkesin buraya gitmesi görmesi grektiğini düşünüyorum Şiddetle tavsiy ediyorum

herkesin gezip görmesi gereken bir yerdir.Istanbuldan sadece anıtkabir için gittik hem dua ettik hem ziyaret ettik.30 ağustosta çok kalabalık olucağını Hüşündüğümüz için erken gittik..

Atamızı ziyarete gittik. Pandemiden dolayı bazı önlemler alınmış

Türkiye cumhuriyetinde yaşayan her bireyin muhakkak gidip ziyaret edip Atamıza ve silah arkadaşlarına dua etmesi gerek bize bu cennet vatanı bıraktıkları için

Büyük Önderimiz Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk'ün ebedi istirahatgahı. Allah'ım yattığı yeri nurla doldursun mekanını Cennet eylesin inşallah.

ATAM BİZ GELDİK AMA VARLIĞİNLA ORDAYDİK

Mükemmel bir yer görülmesi ve gezilmesi gerek kesinlikle

Yaşayan herkesin gezmesini görmesini isterim çok güzel yerler var görülecek

Ankara’yı gezecekseniz mutlaka ziyaret etmelisiniz. Türkiye Cumhuriyeti devletinin kurucusu ve ilk cumhurbaşkanı Mustafa Kemal Atatürk burada yatıyor. Vatanımız ve milletimiz için iyilik, fedakarlık yapan insanları sıkça ziyaret edip dualar etmeliyiz. Onları kalbimizle sarmalıyız. Dertleşmeliyiz. Biliyoruz ki ölmek bir son değil. Anıtkabir muhteşem bir alan. Algıları açık olana güzel anlar yaşatacaktır. “Bir ulus, sımsıkı birbirine bağlı olmayı bildikçe yeryüzünde onu dağıtabilecek bir güç düşünülemez.” Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

Bilkent yoluna doğru önce Ata huzuruna🇹🇷

A must place to visit on your journey to Turkey in order to understand the basis of establishment of the Republic of Turkey and to get a better opinion and to pay tribute to the founder of the Republic of modern Turkey, Atatürk.

Very nice place and the most popular place to visit in Ankara.

Very Beautiful Ancient Place. It was something very Special. Tomb of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.

you are experiencing the emotional feeling of visiting our leader Atatürk, a must visit in Ankara

A place worthy of a great leader who made a glorious history for his country and nation

Nice place worth a visit. Museums, gallery, gardens, everything is beautiful.

Nice views from top and interesting things to see. Love when the solder guards make shift change.

Nice place ro visit! You'll love it. Big section not allowed take pictures, chect it out great and valuable stuff.

Nice place for visitors, tourists and so. I like it, recommend to visit.

Very easy to reach there by Ankaray. Currently the price is 6.5₺. I believe that everyone who visit Ankara must visit one of the greatest leader. The all atmosphere is amazing.

Very nice place. İf you are interested about Atatürk's life and how he contributed to the reborn of the Turkish republic, you must go there.

Beautiful scenery. Beside the path to come inside is surrounding by forest.

No words to describe such a great leader and a true patriot. Unfortunately the museum where his cars are is temporarily closed for renovation.

So beautiful and it has one of the best free museums I've ever been to. FYI, security holds random bags at entry and unfortunately this happened to us. No reason, they just choose at random. But we had no problems picking ours up again when we left. Don't miss out on the changing of the guard ceremony!

Free admission. Beautiful museum. Learn a lot of Turkey's history after the first world war with Mustafa Kemal Attaturk as a great leader. It is advisable to have sufficient time so that the explanation of each corner can be read clearly. There is a cafeteria if you need a drink or a snack.

Very beautiful mausoleum and one of the most famous attractions in Ankara and Turkey, it’s the resting place of the founder of the Turkish Republic Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and his colleague and former president Ismet Inönü. The place is very big, it starts off with a big and nice garden that you walk it all the way to reach the historical complex. The place also includes multiple cars and boats of the president on show and a whole museum dedicated to Atatürk and the history of the Turkish Republic, which was really big and nice, and there’s section where you can’t take any pictures for some reason, that section displays some of Atatürk’s belongings. There’s also a beautiful show where soldiers walk across the mausoleum with very precise moves and discipline with harsh shoutings. The architecture of the mausoleum is very beautiful and elegant, and the usage of different kinds of fine marbles and travertines makes the place even more cool. And the place also has a beautiful view of the entire city as well. I highly recommend checking it out if you’re in or near Ankara, it’s very much worth it and the best thing is that it’s free to enter.

When the summer time is top of our head, it means the weather very hot potatoes.🤪

Ataturk!!! Remembering with repect.

GOAT

Güzel bir mekân sıkı güvenlik önlemleri alınıyor Ankara da muhakkak görülmesi gereken Atanın kabri

During my recent trip to Ankara, I had the opportunity to visit the Ataturk Mausoleum, a significant landmark honoring the founder of modern Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. The place is located on a hill overlooking the city and provides a stunning panoramic view. On the day of my visit, the city was covered in a blanket of pristine white snow, adding to the serene and peaceful atmosphere of the memorial. I arrived early in the morning and found the place to be almost empty, which allowed me to appreciate its solemnity and reverence. Access to the site is restricted, and security controls are in place, so visitors should be prepared for a brief security check before entering. However, the process was quick and efficient, and I felt reassured that the mausoleum is being protected. Once inside, I was struck by the grandeur of the place. The tomb of Ataturk stands tall and proud, surrounded by beautiful columns and impressive architecture. The museum inside the memorial offers visitors a glimpse into the life and legacy of Ataturk, with interesting exhibits and artifacts. Overall, my visit to the Ataturk grave was a moving and enlightening experience. The beauty of the memorial and the stunning snow-covered scenery added to the ambiance and made for a memorable visit. I highly recommend this landmark to anyone visiting Ankara.

We visited Anitkabir the memorial tomb for Mustafa Kemal Artatuk, dated 5th June 2023. Before we arrived here, our Tour Guide informed us that Anitkabir is a Mausoleum built to honor Mustafa Kemal Pasha, the leader and founder of Turkish Republic. Artatuk was also known as the Father of Turkey. And this monument was inniated by Turkish people for their great leader. As soon as we reached this place, we took photos at the courtyard. Afterwards, my sister and I went up to the hall of honor. Artatuk tomb is inside this hall. We walked down and slowly walked to The Roads of Lion. It's beautiful indeed. We took pictures there and soon there were many visitors came especially students from local University and school children. I was amazed with this place. The courtyard is large and clean. The Roads of Lion is beautiful. Ceremonial Plaza, Hall of Honor, Peace Park, Ten Towers and groups of statues had the same colour. I hope one day I can visit Turkey again. I ❤️ Turkey.

A must visit place if you are near Ankara, Turkey. Anitkabir, The Mausoleum of Ataturk. Impressive architecture. Completed since 1953.

Great historical place to visit, if you are alone without the guide make sure at the entrance you take portable guide and you will get all detailed information about place. İt's big and make sure you have plenty of time to enjoy nice walk here

A must go place when visiting Ankara. Be respectful and follow the instructions of the custodians. Visit around noon to afternoon to witness the changing of guards and a beautiful marchpast moment when everyone stand solemnly while the national anthem proudly playing under the Turkish flag. Amazing

A must place to visit on any trip to Ankara. The bearing heart of the nation can be felt here. Great show, great museum, great connection with the heart of modern day Türkiye and its Genesis. Well set out top quality facilities. You must come here.

No other place in Turkey demonstrates the massive transformation of the country from an Islamic sultanate to a secular Republic, with a war of independence following world war one to massive modernization on the country. Leave 1.5-2 hours for perusing especially the large collection of Atatürk's personal books and i suggest reading all the signs and details at the museum.

The only place that I could find where people weren't smoking. Nothing special, crowded; however, if you came to Ankara, must visit.

Visited the Anıtkabir complex which is located in the Çankaya district of Ankara. Everything about the Anıtkabir museum is amazing. the complex consists of various structures and monuments many of which include the Great Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. highly recommended for visiting.

The complex is characterized by a fusion of various architectural styles, combining classical Ottoman and modern elements. The main structure consists of a massive courtyard, ceremonial roadways, and impressive statues and reliefs. The mausoleum itself is adorned with symbolic sculptures and inscriptions that reflect the principles and ideals of Atatürk.

It's an amazing place, you get an astonishing view of the whole city. The museum is very interesting and has the whole information in English as well. The building is placed in the middle of an amazing park which is perfect for a walk. It's worth visiting.