MİNABİR OTEL

MİNABİR OTEL ANKARA ilinde ÇANKAYA ilçesinde bulunan konaklama tesisidir. Kültür ve Turizm Bakanlığı tarafından belgeli bir tesistir.

Nasuh Pasha Mosque

Located on a slope running from north to south, the mosque was built in 1685 AD (1096 AH), according to the inscription above its entrance gate. Some sources mention that this inscription is a restoration inscription and that the mosque was built together with the Suluhan, completed by Grand Vizier Nasuh Pasha in 1613. It has a nearly square rectangular plan. The three-eyed rear prayer area is covered with domes. The harim is covered with a dome approximately 12 m in diameter, resting on an octagonal drum. A single-balconied minaret rises at the northwest corner. The mihrab is made using plaster molding techniques and is decorated with Rumi-style borders, rosebud and wheel motifs. The crown section is formed in the shape of a palmette series. It was restored in 2008.

ADA PALAS OTEL

ADA PALAS OTEL (Ankara, Türkiye) - Konaklama Yorumları - Tripadvisorwww.tripadvisor.com.tr/Hotel_Review-g298656-d2721642-Reviews-Ada_Palace_Hotel-Ankara.htmlAdaPalasOtel,Ankara: Tarafsız yorumları okuyun, gerçek gezgin fotoğraflarına bakın. Tripadvisor'ın interaktif haritasını kullanarak konuma ve yakındaki restoran ve gezilecek yer seçeneklerine göz atın. Konaklamanız için fiyatları karşılaştırın ve en iyi teklifi alın.

Democracy Museum Of 15 July

The 15 July Democracy Museum, opened on July 15, 2021, to tell the story of the coup attempt on July 15, 2016, is located opposite the Presidential Complex in Beştepe. The museum consists of eight halls, each with a different theme: “Coups in Türkiye and the World,” “A Bullet Threat,” “Thrown into Darkness,” “The Longest Night,” “Those Who Left a Mark,” “The Call to Prayer,” “Respect for the Martyrs,” and “Democracy Watches.” The first section presents coups in Türkiye and around the world through written and visual content. In the other halls, the coup process is reenacted with videos; stories, biographies, and photographs of those who lost their lives during the coup attempt are also displayed.

İdris Mountain

İdris Mountain with an altitude of 1992 meters, which is in the west of Kalecik within the borders of Elmadağ district, in the east of Ankara, is divided into two by Kızılırmak. Transportation is made from Yeşildere and Hasanoğlan towns. Its summit, slopes and Kızılırmak shores are suitable for hiking and photosafari.

MANHATTAN OTEL

1955-1957 Le cinéma Manhattan 1960 yılında Yüksel Okan ile birlikte tasarladığı ve de 1960 ile 1966 arasında inşa edilmiş olan Büyük Ankara Oteli binası Türkiye

AKGÜL OTEL

Ankara Nallıhan Otelleri & 2024 Ankara Nallıhan Otel Fiyatlarıwww.neredekal.com/nallihan-otelleri/Ankara'nın görülmeye değer ilçelerinden biri olan bu beldede, Nallıhan konaklama çeşitlerini inceleyerek bütçenize ve zevkinize en uygun konaklama seçeneklerini rahatlıkla bulabilirsiniz.

Nallıhan Çayırhan

Çayırhan Neighborhood and its surroundings, located in Nallıhan, is a natural area used as a picnic spot, tent camp, and RV camp on the shores of Sarıyar Reservoir Lake. Support services are available for RVs. There are social facilities in the area, and fishing is available on the Reservoir Lake. It is a suitable area for bird watching and photo safaris.

Çalıkdüzü Basın and Desert Lake

Desert Lake and Çalıkdüzü form a small, closed basin located in the south of Ankara province. Desert Lake is a shallow and salty lake, which has a brackish water, located at the southern end of the Çalıkdüzü Basin. It dries in summer to a great extent. On the northern and southern boundaries of the lake, there are saline areas, wet meadows, and juncus beds.

Çanakçıkale

It is on a 100-meter-high hill located 2 km to the north of Yıldız Mountain, which is 1.5 km south of Çanakçı village of Polatlı. The hill has a wide viewing angle to Sakarya River Valley and the north of the valley. The view range in the northwest direction is about 30 km. Gordion, 25 km north, is also in the viewing range. Architectural and ceramic remains are at the top of the hill. Two different types of architectural remains were identified, namely Hellenistic and Roman periods. About 15 m below the hill, on the steep southern slope of the castle, ancient stone quarries were identified.

Museum of Artillery and Missile Class School

The museum is organized into three main sections: the museum garden, the exhibition hall, and the Hall of Honor. In the garden, visitors encounter a rich collection spanning from the 16th century to the present day. Over 70 cannons, howitzers, and mortars from the Ottoman, Turkish, Mamluk, Russian, German, French, Austrian, Belgian, Swedish, and American armies are on display. Crafted from iron, wrought iron, bronze, and steel, these pieces showcase the historical evolution of military technology across different eras and armies. Inside the museum, the exhibition hall features artillery uniforms, weapons, and surveying and cartography tools used by artillery units in the past. The collection also includes cutting and piercing weapons, swords, daggers, armors, and helmets dating from the 15th to 19th centuries. Additionally, Ottoman and Greek maps and battle plans from World War I and the Turkish War of Independence provide visitors with detailed insights into historic military operations. The museum offers a comprehensive experience for visitors interested in military heritage, the evolution of warfare technology, and the significance of historical documents.

Ankara Club Assocıatıon Ankara Cıty Museum

The Ankara Club Association Ankara City Museum was established in 2021. It has a rich collection aimed at preserving, promoting, and passing on the cultural heritage of the capital city Ankara to future generations. The museum reflects Ankara’s cultural diversity through three main exhibition groups. The first section introduces Ankara’s clothing culture and social rituals using eighteen mannequins dressed in traditional costumes and jewelry. The second section features sixteen display cases containing traditional objects and values collected from the city’s outer districts. The third section exhibits fifty special papier-mâché dolls, showcasing the folkloric richness of Ankara and Anatolia. The museum’s collection also includes traditional Ankara rugs, musical instruments, and various ethnographic artifacts. The entire collection was donated by Dr. Metin Özaslan, President of the Ankara Club Association, reflecting his dedication to cultural heritage and his appreciation for the arts.