Explore Ankara

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Karum is a vibrant multi-level shopping destination featuring upscale boutiques, Turkish designer labels, jewellery shops, and inviting restaurants.

A defining feature of Ankara's skyline, Atakule soars 125 metres above the city, offering sweeping views from its observation decks and panoramic restaurants.

This monumental complex is the final resting place of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, founder of modern Turkey.

Dating back to as early as 476 B.C., this historic fortress has seen the rise and fall of empires.

Located within two beautifully restored Ottoman buildings, this world-renowned museum houses artefacts from prehistoric to Ottoman times.

Opened in 1930 under the direction of Atatürk, this museum showcases Turkish fine art and sculpture from the late 19th century to today.

Dedicated to Turkic civilizations, this museum was built between 1925 and 1928 and once housed Atatürk’s sarcophagus. It offers a rich look into Turkish cultural heritage and history.

The largest mosque in Ankara, Kocatepe Mosque is a striking landmark visible from nearly anywhere in the city. Built between 1967 and 1987, it stands in the Kızılay district.

Located in the original Grand National Assembly building, this museum features artifacts, photos, and documents from the Turkish War of Independence. It’s situated in the historic Ulus district.

Once home to the Turkish Parliament from 1924 to 1960, the Republic Museum highlights the early years of the Republic’s political history.

Gordion was the ancient capital of Phrygia and is located near modern-day Polatlı, southwest of Ankara. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers rich archaeological remains including royal tombs and Iron Age relics.

These open-air ruins reveal a Roman bath complex uncovered during excavations in the 1930s and 1940s. Today, visitors can walk among the ancient stone structures in central Ankara.

Kuğulu Park is a 1-hectare public park located in Ankara’s Çankaya district, in an area commonly referred to as Tunalı.

Opened in 1983, Seğmenler Park is located beneath the Çankaya Mansion, between Atatürk and Iran Boulevards. Built to commemorate Atatürk’s 100th birthday, the park is named after the Seğmenler Monument found within its grounds.

One of Turkey’s biggest shopping malls, this colossal shopping centre offers several floors of shops and boutiques, with everything from upmarket Turkish labels to countless jewellery stores, restaurants and more. Enjoy mingling with the locals as you get a flavour of Turkish style.