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The most important tourist attractions in Ankara
The city of Ankara (in English: Ankara) includes many places and wonderful tourist attractions, and the following are mentioned for their most important:
Anatolian Civilizations Museum
The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations is considered one of the most important museums in the Turkish city of Ankara, and it is located in an old Ottoman building that has been subject to restoration and renovation, and includes within it many artifacts and historical artifacts that express the history of the Anatolian region.
Ethnographic Museum
The Ethnographic Museum is an important and attractive museum in the city of Ankara. It displays many artistic and historical works that express the cultures of Turkish civilizations, as well as the local heritage, where visitors and tourists can tour the museum’s facilities and see its possessions. Brilliant.
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Anıtkabir (Turkish: Anıtkabir), which was built in 1953, is the mausoleum of the first president of the Republic of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and it is distinguished by its wonderful architectural design; And see its wonderful architecture.
Kugulu Park
The Kuğulu Park (Turkish: Kuğulu) is one of the most prominent parks in the Turkish city of Ankara. It boasts many stunning landscapes, allowing visitors and tourists the opportunity to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and amazing scenes. Ducks can be fed and enjoy an unparalleled picnic.
Ankara Castle
One of the most important historical monuments in the Turkish city of Ankara is the castle or fortress of Ankara, as it is characterized by its fortified architectural design, where the internal walls were built during the seventh century AD, then the Byzantines came during the ninth century AD, and they were interested in fortifying it with a thick external wall.
Foundation Business Museum
The Foundation’s Business Museum (in Turkish: Vakıf Eserleri Müzesi) displays many works of art, and exquisite Turkish handicrafts, including: samples of the finest types of Turkish rugs, carved wooden pieces, rare Ottoman manuscripts, and others.