• Haci Bayram Mosque (Haci Bayram Camii) - At the heart of the Haci Bayram district is the mosque. The area is traditionally connected to the Ottoman and Early Republican Period buildings. It was once the site of the Acropolis of Ankara, since the 8th Century BC. The mosque itself dates back from the 15th century and was renewed in the 18th century.

• Private guided tour
• Dedicated local guide for your group

• Gratuities
• Any and all entrances and fees related to attractions

The capital of Turkey, situated in the heartland of Anatolia, is an expansive, contemporary urban landscape showcasing a blend of Roman and Turkish medieval architectural heritage. The Ankara parliament rose to prominence as the central command for the Turkish National Movement throughout the Turkish War of Independence. Explore the numerous cultures that have shaped this pivotal metropolis, understand the Roman Empire’s contributions, the rise of the Ottoman Empire, and contemporary Turkey. Enjoy a prime view of the Hacı Bayram Mosque, a 15th-century edifice constructed in the Seljuk tradition to honor Hacı Bayram Veli, next to whose sepulcher the mosque is erected. Encounter the Roman Temple of Augustus, the Column of Julian, wander the renowned Çıkrıkçılar Yokuşu Street, and delve into the history of Ankara’s Castle. Explore a city that epitomizes progress and Western ideologies, and holds great symbolic importance for the secular Turks.

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