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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.

MERCURE ANKARA KIZILAY

MERCURE ANKARA KIZILAY 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.

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.

YENİ BAHAR OTEL

edilerek resmi varlığı sonlandırıldı. Ankara Sinagogu Ankara Yahudileri Bahar, Beki, L. (2003). Efsaneden Tarihe Ankara Yahudileri. İstanbul: Pan Yayıncılık

Blue Lake

It is located on Samsun Road, 12 km from Ankara. Covering an area of 2,400 square meters and containing monumental trees, the lake gets its name from the magnificent blue colour of Bayındır Dam Lake. Due to its proximity to Ankara, the surrounding area of the lake has been organised as a picnic site and reopened in 2005. It is an area suitable for nature walks and photosafari

Kumludoruk Hill

Kumludoruk Hill is located in the centre of the town of Ayaş. Discovered by various universities, organizations and societies, the 330-meter-tall-hill is suitable for paragliding throughout the year. Turkish paragliding records have been set in the area since 2009. The area hosts national and international sports events as well as trainings provided by the aforementioned university clubs, organizations, and societies.

Ahlatlıbel Atatürk Park

Situated on Şehit Savcı Mehmet Selim Kiraz Boulevard at İncek, Ahlatlıbel Atatürk Park contains a grassy area of over 25 thousand square meters and a forest area of 180 thousand square meters. There is also an ecological pond, a carpark, playgrounds for children, a tennis court, an astroturf, a basketball court, a volleyball court, a go-kart track, jogging and walking tracks, a golf course, a bicycle track, a picnic area, cafeterias and an open-air sports field.

National Library of Türkiye

National Library, whose foundations were laid in 1946 began serving the public in 1950 in the building where currently Adnan Ötüken Provincial Public Library is located. National Library was opened in its current building on 5 August 1983 with a state ceremony. The library works with a closed shelf system and twice a day previously ordered books are taken out of the closed shelves. The library, which serves university students and researchers on a membership basis has the biggest collection of books in Türkiye. In addition to books and magazines on every subject, other published materials including digital publications, maps and newspapers are stored at the National Library in accordance with legal legislation. The library which serves its users with its big study halls and spacious areas is actually the archive of Türkiye. You can search for books on its website before visiting the library.

Police Museum

The Police Museum, established in the additional service building of the General Directorate of Security in Dikmen, Ankara, holds the distinction of being the first museum of the Turkish Police Organization. Operating on a total area of 1,518 square meters, the museum is equipped with information technologies and, with its living museum concept and scenario-based exhibitions, arrangements, and applications, qualifies as a third-generation museum.

TRT Museum of Broadcasting History

Various educational and promotional films explaining the basic elements of publishing, along with the research library within the museum, demonstrate that the museum is not only a place for visits but also a versatile space offering learning opportunities. The museum is located within the premises of the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT) General Directorate.