Anıtkabir

A must visit for everyone! The area is enormous! Atatürk's final resting place is most fitting for a man of his stature! The historical museum, primarily focused on Atatürk and the War for Independence was most informative. I thought I knew a lot about Atatürk before visiting but have since gained more appreciation for who he was and for everything he did to help form the Turkish Republic. We were also lucky to view the changing of the guards. Highly recommend!

You'll learn a lot about Mustafa Kamal Atatürk during the visit. I recommend a good tour guide. You can also ask the staff there for a tour. If you show interest they will be more than happy to talk about Atatürk with you. The first part of the museum is very interesting but unfortunately photography is prohibited in that area. It consists of various personal belongings of Atatürk and gifts by other leaders to him. If you happen to be in Ankara, you should definitely visit here. Also there are no tickets so visiting is free.

At first, I thought this was a national museum because the building really stands out from the others. Turns out, it actually serves as the resting place of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder and first President of the Turkish Republic. Inside, there’s a lot of information explaining how he fought for Türkiye and led the country’s transformation. The place is also conveniently located near a metro station, so it’s very accessible by public transportation.

I love the experience most especially the changing of the guards. It is a much awaited and MUST see! The museum is very well kept. The arts are really amazing! I just wish that people really adhere to not smoking in the area. Overall, it was a great experience.

The day we were there was very busy due to national student holidays, that's why the main hall was very crowded and approaching the tomb took a long time. Was surprised to see how well the old cars were maintained for exhibition. Smoking is prohibited on the whole area, watching the soldiers marching in the yard was interesting too.

1) Very tight security. 2) free parking inside. 3) If you are driving inside, ensure no luggage with you, otherwise you need to take out the luggage’s from the car and scan through. 4) If you are bring drone along, you are required to keep at the security guard house before you enter. 5) there are a shutter bus from main gate to the square, if walk around 15-20mins. 6) worth to visit 7) free entrance

A must visit in Ankara. It's free to enter, there is just an extensive security check at the entrance. They have an exhibition of Atuturks personal belongings as well (clothes, swords, medals, pipes, tea sets etc.) and an area displaying scenes from the war of independence. So it's also like visiting a museum. They have a small cafe too.

🇹🇷 Ankara — Atatürk Memorial (Anıtkabir) Visited the majestic Atatürk Memorial in Ankara — the final resting place of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the visionary founder of modern Turkey. The monument’s grand architecture reflects both ancient Anatolian and modern influences, symbolizing unity and progress. Standing before his tomb, I could feel the deep respect and pride the Turkish people hold for their leader. The Changing of the Guards ceremony was particularly moving — precise, solemn, and dignified — a timeless tribute to the Father of the Nation. 🇹🇷 #AtaturkMemorial #anitkabir #Ankara #ChangingOfTheGuards

This is a free museum that is a tribute to the late and great Ataturk who is the father of modern day Turks. It's guarded by various and multiple guards who have been specially trained to serve here so it's very cool to see the change in guards ceremony. the museum itself is interactive and very large and discusses Ataturk's historical reign. Super cool to experience and see and I highly recommend when visiting Ankara.

Ataturkis the father of modern Turkey and established Ankara as the capital. His mausoleum is an amazing tribute to his life.

Very beautiful monument/place to visit in Ankara. Great for day tours, groups, kids, etc. lots of steps so maybe not good for the elderly. I recommend you bring water and snacks, no food here

Very interesting museum. I specially love to see how the young Somi diets are so devoted. When I went there the weather was so hot but the soldier standing in hot weather and not moving at all for the whole hour and then they change the shift

Atatürk sadece bizim değil tüm dünya için örnek bir liderdi. Anıtkabirde onu ziyaret etmek ve unutmamak için önemli.

The final resting place of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk - The Father of the Modern Day Turks. I have been here quite a few times now. I think 3 times total. It is a nice complex and getting to see the guards marching is a treat. It houses a nice exhibition of the fight against invaders & has some nice autos that belonged to Ataturk from back in the day. If you're in Ankara....this is what you have got to see.

A tribute to modern Turkey's indespensible man.You can see the changing of the guard and soldiers on guard who won't flinch a muscle.Many of Ataturk's personal effects are here.He is buried beneath the main building.

Everytime i go to Ankara, I always stop by Anitkabir to pay tribute to Ataturk. It never disappoints me and i feel great satisfaction everytime I leave here.