My Turkish friends' mostly best visiting place. I feel the history while I am passing by this monumental corner. What a journey was that for Father of Turks. Ataturk was born and raised in here so We as greeks has to be proud of this. Beautiful Building, Pretty Soul in this area.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful 🌍👏👏👏 (Original) Güzel 🌍👏👏👏

Ataturk (father of the modern Turkish nation) was born in this house. Even though there was political conflicts between nations, he was nominated to Nobel peace price by the Greek prime minister. According to Ataturk, peace is not important only in homeland, but also in the whole world. He was very impressive and charismatic among the world leaders. By the UNESCO, 1981 was announced as Ataturk year. In this house you can find information about his life and family.

This house, where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, was born and raised and lived for a short period in his youth, was gifted to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk by the Municipality of Thessaloniki in 1937. The house, which was opened as an Ataturk museum in 1953, reached its current state after the last restoration in 2010-2013. Even though it has many shortcomings in terms of museum management, I think it has an atmosphere that impresses its visitors and makes them think. Informative texts about Ataturk were prepared very well. Therefore, I recommend that you take the time to visit the museum and read the information about Atatürk's life and work. If you are going to meet him for the first time, I am sure you will be surprised to learn that such a forward-thinking and humane leader lived in the 20th century.

The house is the birthplace of the founder of modern Turkey. It's very close to the centre. It took only 10 min for me. Entrance for free. It's very calm place, where you can discover many facts about Ataturk.

The iron gate at the entry can be pushed back, if not, just ring the bell. It's free for everyone. For Turks there isn't much new inside but for foreigners it's definitely worth a visit. What surprised me most were the transcripts and grades of him throughout his study life. He was truly a unique person in the history.

It is a precious,important and very impressive place for us as a Turk. We got so emotional. It was more meaningful for us because we knew our history, but better information can be provided for foreigners, for example, a brochure with short brief information can be given at the entrance. The library section at the bottom was a bit empty, Atatürk was a leader who read a lot. It would be better to organize the library part in a much better way.

Standing in the room where he was born.. No need to words. Feelings topped! We are so lucky that we live under the shadow of his imaginary revolutions; even they were realized just after the WW II in the middle of Salvation War of Turkey.

It would look better as a Christian orthodox chruch. Like the original hagia sophia

Interesting museum, the Turks are very proud of their national hero. Good background on his early life.Lots of photos and information on him as he progressed through his life. Heavy security for this little bit of Turkey on mainland Greece.

The house is the birthplace of the founder of the Republic of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. He was born here in 1881. The building was restored and turned into a museum.

Good place to learn about Turkish history in Greece. It’s free entrance just open the metal door at the entrance. You have to sign a paper with your name and country. There is a garden outside and inside is fresh! 3 floors to visit. It’s worth it! Not crowded

Words fall short to describe this place. 🎩 Very well preserved. 🏡 Warm lovely ambiance with the pomegranate tree outside in the garden. 🌳 Next to the Türkiye consulate. 🇹🇷 The must visit place for every Turkish citizen in Thessaloniki and Greece in general. ❤️

It is a must-visit place for every Turkish person, it touched me to see the building Atatürk was born in and see all the photos, videos. There are some personal items of Atatürk and some stories (if you are Turkish, you can recall most of them thanks to the primary school lessons) the explanations are in Greek, English and Turkish. There is no entrance fee, you can visit it for free.

The birth place of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, now located within the grounds of the Turkish consulate, houses a small exhibition about the life of Atatürk. Those familiar with Atatürk's will probably not learn a lot of new things and there's just a lot of texts to read (greek, turkish, english). This place might be interesting for people who don't know much about Atatürk and want to learn more. There are three floors with three small rooms each, should take one hour max to see all. Entry is free.

If you have the chance to visit only one museum in Thessaloniki, this should be it. The place is now museum, but it was where Atatürk was born. It takes you through the genius of 20th century was educated and what influenced his thoughts. Anyone interested in world history should visit here. There are Greek, Turkish and English explanations to everything. You can cover the entire museum in 45 mins. And it is free.

An emotional place where you can touch the story of one of the most interesting and important leaders in worldwide history. Free entry, for which I congratulate the authorities. Stories like this should reach as many people as possible.

Founder of Turkish Republic, ATATURK's birthplace. R.I.P. It is very important to understand his ideas and ideals. ''Peace at home, peace in the world.''

An interesting history of the modern founder of Turkey. Behind the Turkish Embassy on Turkish soil.

(Translated by Google) Thessaloniki is a beautiful city but I only went to see Atatürk's house. You can find a very comfortable location, but parking is a bit of a problem. definitely one of the must-see places. Thanks to those who contributed to turning it into a museum. At the entrance, they created a list of visitors to write their names. I liked it very much, we made a note on the history. (Original) Selanik çok güzel bir şehir fakat ben sadece Atatürk'ün evini görmek için gittim. çok rahat bulabileceğiniz bir konumda fakat otopark biraz problem. kesinlikle gezinmesi gereken yerlerden biri. müzeye çevirmekte emeği geçenlere sonsuz teşekkürler. Girişte ziyaretçilerin isimlerini yazacağı bir liste oluşturmuşlar çok hoşuma gitti tarihe not düştük.

(Translated by Google) Republic of Turkey, our homeland founder, Perform the revolution with a democratic, secular and social law of our country, founded as a state where he was born of our Great Leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and Hometown Thessaloniki until the house we know two-story pink house as ... It is a must-see and a museum with a souvenir and emotional atmosphere ... (Original) Türkiye Cumhuriyetinin,Vatanımızın kurucusu,Gerçekleştirdiği Devrimleri ile Demokratik,Laik ve Sosyal bir Hukuk Devleti olarak kurduğu Ülkemizin Ulu Önder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’ümüzün doğduğu ve Büyüdüğü Selanik deki İki katlı Pembe evi olarak bildiğimiz evi... Mutlaka gidilip görülmesi gereken bir hatıra ve duygu seli yaşatan ortamı ile müzesi...

Informative, but austere place.

A very emotional visit for Turks. This is the house the founder of Turkey was born in. His genius helped create a new and stable republic from the collapsed Ottaman. He is one of the biggest leaders and geniuses of the 20th century. I highly recommend visiting his house.

(Translated by Google) Very nice renovation of the area with beautiful traditional shops for coffee and drink ... !!! (Original) Πολύ ωραία ανάπλαση της περιοχής με όμορφα παραδοσιακά μαγαζάκια για φαγητό καφέ κ ποτό...!!!

It's a interesting museum, but when you see those high gates....leave it. There are a couple off nice coffee places around. They are worth a visit

Small, cozy but pretty interesting.. I would recommend a visit!

(Translated by Google) This beautiful place where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's house was converted into a museum and opened to the public within the borders of the Turkish Consulate was quite instructive and impressive. As always, we remembered our gratitude and admiration for our Father. I think it is the first place to visit in Thessaloniki. (Original) Mustafa Kemal Atatürk'ün evinin müzeye dönüştürülerek Türk Konsolosluğu sınırları içerisinde halka açıldığı bu güzel yer oldukça öğretici ve etkileyiciydi. Her an olduğu gibi yine Atamıza olan minnetimizi ve hayranlığımızı hatırladık. Selanik'te uğranacak ilk yer diye düşünüyorum.

(Translated by Google) The house where our ancestor opened his eyes to the world is perfectly preserved and everywhere is clean. (Original) Atamızın dünyaya gözlerini açtığı evi mükemmel bir şekilde korunmuş ve hertaraf tertemiz

The founder of the Republic of Turkey was born in this house which was a Ottoman territory at that time. ıt was really emotional to visit the house, its rooms, garden etc. It is a nice 3-story wooden house located in the downtown area of Selanik. I highly recommend visiting this place to every Turkish citizen and people interested in Turkish culture/history.

We were there at 10 November and we attended anniversary of Atatürk

(Translated by Google) It is not possible not to come to Thessaloniki or not. Although there are very few items, you can have a museum experience by reading the information boards. The wax sculptures are very realistic. Even if they get alive, it makes you say if we chat a little. I definitely recommend you to go. (Original) Selanik'e gelip gitmemek olmaz. Çok az eşya olmasına rağmen bilgilendirme panolarını okuyarak bir müze deneyimi yaşanabiliyor. Balmumu heykeller çok gerçekçi. Canlansalar da biraz sohbet etsek dedirtiyor insana. Gidilmesini kesinlikle tavsiye ederim.

If you are in Thessaloniki, then you have to visit that place. That is the birthplace of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

(Translated by Google) I would definitely go and see the house of our ancestor in Thessaloniki. (Original) Atamızın Selanik'deki evi kesinlikle gidip görün derim.

Great museum to go to learn about the founding of modern Turkey. You will see a big steel door at what is supposed to be its entrance. Just push it open and sign in at the security desk. Very nice and quaint garden too,

don't hesitate to just enter the heavy main door, no entrace to be paid, gives you a nice impression of the founder of modern Turkey what lets some become nostalgic - especially in these days.

Museum with poor artefacts collection but with very interesting story and pictures about first president of new born state Turkey, after ottoman imperial state. Place is still kept protected by the police of Greece.

Wonderfully. It was unbelievable, with its attractive magic, it takes you to that date as if it takes you to that date. It was a very beautiful place and I like it very much. I recommend you to go and visit...

Very interesting museum on the life of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk known as the Father of Turkey. It is in the house he was born in which is now part of the Consulate of Turkey. Information is in Greek, Turkish and English.

(Translated by Google) The house where Atatürk was born ... The museum you can visit free of charge for the consulate building ... It is also open on weekends (Original) Atatürk'ün doğduğu ev... Konsolosluk binası için ücretsiz ziyaret edebileceğiniz müze... Hafta sonu da açık

(Translated by Google) Very impressive (Original) Cok etkileyici

Of course very touching place for us, Turkish people, but I guess everyone can enjoy this place, simply because they can find an inspiration for themselves. Ataturk is one of kind person and he is beyond time and place because he simply says that follow the science not me. This is a way of leadership that we need these times all around the world 🌎

(Translated by Google) The second Istanbul is like a very beautiful place. I would like everybody to go and see, and the great people in his history and the values ​​that have contributed to Turkishness to be transferred from generation to generation. Let's evaluate by knowing and introducing our values. Respects, Hanasli Dogan (Original) Çok güzel bir yer sanki ikinci İstanbul. Herkezin gidip görmesini tarihindeki büyük kişilerin ve Türklüğe katılan değerlerin kuşaktan kuşağa aktarilmasini isterim. Değerlerimizi tanıyarak ve tanitarak degerlendirelim. Saygılar, Hanasli Dogan

That’s the symbol of our feelings and Turkish history, that’s the house we feel at home. I don’t know how it was before but still walking in the house makes me feel so happy and proud.

Free of charge, just ring the bell. A bit empty but it’s worth a visit.

Beautiful museum in the Turkish consulate retracing the place of birth and life of Ataturk. Count 45min to read everything if you are interested in history. Free entrance

I guess it's a must for Turks, but myself as a history nerd, and I already had some knowledge of Ataturk, it was pretty boring.. Empty rooms with a lot of text to read, mostly about personal life of Ataturk. Only couple items to look at, and videos on the wall. I left bored and very underwhelmed.

ATAM ATAM ATAM. Mustafa KEMAL ATATÜRK is the founderpf Türkiye. He is the genius person of the century. If you visit Selanik you should visit his home house to understand his life whose are the one of the exceptional person for the world.

The house of the great revolutionist and anti-imperialist. Must see peace. Devoted his life to peace in between different populations. Devoted his life to educating everyone and therefore provide decent living conditions for everyone.

The birthplace of Ghazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk is now a museum and part of the Turkish consulate in Thessaloniki. The house is well-preserved and charming to visit. It offers an appealing presentation of facts from Atatürk's life and the development of modern day Turkey, captured in text, photos and videos, alongside items that belonged to him. A must see for those interested in the complex history of the region.

The admission staff is polite, professional. The museum is stilized, full with information. For the atmosphere you need to bee alone in a room and read the info from the posters.

Ataturk, the great Turk leader was born in this house, which has been converted to a museum. Entry is free of charge. Visitors can see various items used by Ataturk.

Very interesting, a lot of detailed writing on modern history

(Translated by Google) A house with very high energy (Original) Enerjisi çok yüksek bir ev

I’m sure this museum is very important to Turkish people. However, it might not be interesting to an American tourist. However, despite that, it is small so it won’t take too much time to look through- so it won’t eat up your vacation time too much.

Very interesting, surprisingly large house, super friendly staff. We’re UK /Irish citizens but no entry charge. All displays were in 3 languages, one of which was English. My husband already had a good knowledge of this period of history and I had none, but we both learned a lot. There wasn’t much of the period furniture as promised on the website , possibly because of Covid, but there were pictures of the rooms as they were once furnished. Thank you

The house that Kemal Ataturk was born in, now a free museum dedicated to the man

Good written texts accompanied by periodic footage, but lacking more interesting object and museum-like content.

A gem in Selanik, the birth place of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of Turkish Republic. Now belongs to Turkish consulate and can be visited free of charge.

Birth place of father of our nation. very emotional for Turkish people. He was considered as "greatest leader of century" by many world leaders.

A very nice place! I was touched to be in the same house where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was born and raised.

If you do not know the story of Ataturk, the founding father of modern Turkey, you should definitely visit the house where he was born to learn his story.

The museum is full of knowledge about Turkey. When visiting the place, you are officially in Turkey so you can say you visited 2 countries at the same time. There is no entrance fees, just push hard the metallic door on the side to enter. It's well maintained. You can spend 30min to 1h to visit the place.

The most well guarded muesum of Greece.

Atatürkün doğduğu ev

atatürükün doğduğu evde olmak onun adım attığı yerde olmak cok duygu verici nar ağacı var onun hikayesinide okuyun

Founder of modern secular Turkish Republic over ashes of Ottoman Empire; Mustafa Kemal Ataturk had been born in this house. Saved a nation from total destruction caused by religious bigotry.

(Translated by Google) 💕🙏❤️ (Original) 💕🙏❤️

(Translated by Google) Not even .... (Original) Ουτε καν ....

(Translated by Google) Visiting of Musthapha Kemal Atatürk House is exciting (Original) Visiting of Musthapha Kemal Atatürk House is exciting

(Translated by Google) Museum of the Greek butcher (Original) Μουσείο του σφαγέα των Ελλήνων

(Translated by Google) The Atatürk Museum has a very interesting exhibition and is definitely worth a visit (Original) Το Μουσείο Atatürk έχει μια πολύ ενδιαφέρουσα έκθεση και αξίζει σίγουρα μια επίσκεψη

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

Impressive Part of World History. Not many Items but nice to see. Take 1 Hour and learn something about turkish History. Unique!

(Translated by Google) Memory of my ancestor (Original) Atamın hatırası

(Translated by Google) ❤️ (Original) ❤️

(Translated by Google) Lots of police around (Original) Viel Polizei rund herum

(Translated by Google) Useful. (Original) Полезно.

Beautiful home and well told story of a true global leader that is very needed those days

(Translated by Google) One of the rare places every Turk should see (Original) Her Türk'ün görmesi gereken nadide yerlerden

(Translated by Google) The place where I have spiritual pleasure during my stay. However, in my opinion, the decoration of this house should be restored like Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's period. (Original) Bulunduğum süre boyunca manevi haz yaşadığım yer. Ancak bana kalırsa bu evin dekorasyonu Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’ün yaşadığı dönem gibi restore edilmeli.

(Translated by Google) Many memories .... (Original) Μνήμες πολλές ....

(Translated by Google) On me (Original) Na ja

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place filled with history of photo documentation To do for all interested you will not regret (Original) Très beau endroit rempli d histoire de documentation de photos A faire pour tout les intéressées vous ne regretterez pas

(Translated by Google) Nice, structured and informative (Original) Schön, strukturiert und informativ

(Translated by Google) A little piece of history explained very well (Original) Un piccolo pezzo di storia spiegato molto bene

(Translated by Google) Every type of person should see (Original) Her tūrk insanın gõrmesi gerek

it was honour that i seen the glorious leader Atatürk's house. i recommend everyone to see this small nice museum.