A 4-day route starting from Ankara's historical heart, extending to its green valleys, and then concluding with Istanbul's Bosphorus-view parks and museums. This travel plan covers historical and natural stops that will appeal to both adults and children. Filled with locations within walking distance and practical notes, this route is designed for you to collect enjoyable moments with your family.
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15 stops · 4 day
Located in Ankara's Ulus district, the War of Independence Museum is the historic building where the Grand National Assembly of Turkey first convened …
Located in Ulus, Ankara, the Republic Museum is a historic building that hosted the Grand National Assembly of Turkey between 1924 and 1960. The funda…
A free museum in the historical Emlak ve Eytam Bank building in Ulus, exhibiting over 6,000 stamps. It tells the history of postal services from the O…
Standing with its back to Hacı Bayram Mosque in the heart of Ankara, the Temple of Augustus is one of the most impressive Roman ruins, dating back to …
Located in Altındağ, Ankara, Ulucanlar Prison Museum is a historical prison that was actively used from 1925 to 2006, restored and converted into a mu…
This modest wooden house, where Mehmet Akif Ersoy, the author of the Turkish National Anthem, resided during the War of Independence, has been open to…
Kocatepe Mosque, a symbol of Ankara, is the largest mosque gifted to the capital during the Republican era, with construction starting in 1967 and ope…
Located in Ankara's Çankaya district, Dikmen Valley is one of the capital's most beloved urban parks, boasting approximately 378,000 m² of green space…
Located on Tunalı Hilmi Street in Ankara's Kavaklıdere district, Kuğulu Park has been one of the capital's most beloved meeting points since 1958. Wit…
Located in Çankaya, in the heart of Ankara, Seğmenler Park is one of the capital's most beloved green spaces, with 67,000 m² of green area, the valley…
Merik Mansion, rising in Bilkent, Ankara, is popularly known as the Golden Pavilion. This special structure, inspired by Ottoman palace architecture, …
Gülhane Park, the former outer garden of Topkapı Palace in Istanbul's historical peninsula, is one of the city's most beloved green spaces with its ce…
Located in the heart of Gülhane Park, in the Has Ahırlar Building of Topkapı Palace, this museum showcases the scientific golden age of the Islamic wo…
Rising in Istanbul's Beyoğlu district, the Galata Tower is a 62.59-meter structure built by the Genoese in 1348. With approximately 677 years of histo…
Rising on the Golden Horn shore in Balat, Istanbul, St. Stephen's Church is among the world's rare structures, being entirely built of cast iron. Open…
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