Explore the captivating blend of Roman and Turkish medieval architecture in Ankara on a private walking tour. Discover ancient structures, learn about the city’s historical significance, and experience the modernity of Turkey today.
Explore the captivating blend of Roman and Turkish medieval architecture in Ankara on a private walking tour. Discover ancient structures, learn about the city’s historical significance, and experience the modernity of Turkey today.
- Haci Bayram Mosque (Haci Bayram Camii) - Located in the heart of the Haci Bayram district, this mosque is a significant landmark. The area is historically linked to Ottoman and Early Republican Period architecture. It was originally the site of Ankara’s Acropolis, dating back to the 8th Century BC. The mosque itself was built in the 15th century…
- Haci Bayram Mosque (Haci Bayram Camii) - Located in the heart of the Haci Bayram district, this mosque is a significant landmark. The area is historically linked to Ottoman and Early Republican Period architecture. It was originally the site of Ankara’s Acropolis, dating back to the 8th Century BC. The mosque itself was built in the 15th century and underwent renovation in the 18th century.
- Temple of Augustus - The most notable ancient structure at this site is the Temple of Augustus, originating from the Roman Period (2nd century BC). It was constructed following Emperor Augustus’s conquest of Galatia. There are archaeological remains both above and below ground.
- Column of Julian - This column was erected in 362 AD to honor the visit of Roman Emperor Julian to Ankara. Locally, it is referred to as “Belkıs Minaresi,” meaning “the Column of the Queen of Sheba.”
- Ankara Castle - Constructed by the Galatians atop a hill in Ulus, the area within and surrounding the citadel represents the oldest part of Ankara. Its continuously evolving architecture reflects its rich history.
- Private guided tour
- Dedicated local guide for your group
- Private guided tour
- Dedicated local guide for your group
- Gratuities
- Any and all entrances and fees related to attractions
- Gratuities
- Any and all entrances and fees related to attractions
Ankara, the capital of Turkey, is situated in the heart of Anatolia and is a vast, contemporary city that beautifully blends Roman and Turkish medieval architecture. The city became the headquarters of the Turkish National Movement during the Turkish War of Independence. Explore the diverse civilizations that have shaped this significant city, the…
Ankara, the capital of Turkey, is situated in the heart of Anatolia and is a vast, contemporary city that beautifully blends Roman and Turkish medieval architecture. The city became the headquarters of the Turkish National Movement during the Turkish War of Independence. Explore the diverse civilizations that have shaped this significant city, the impact of the Roman Empire, the rise of the Ottoman Empire, and the evolution of modern Turkey. Enjoy a stunning view of the Hacı Bayram Mosque, constructed in the 15th century in the Seljuk style to honor Hacı Bayram Veli, whose tomb is adjacent to the mosque. Visit the Roman Temple of Augustus and the Column of Julian, then stroll along the renowned Çıkrıkçılar Yokuşu Street and delve into the history of Ankara’s Castle. Discover a city that embodies progress and Western ideals, while also holding deep symbolic meaning for secular Turks.
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