Anıtkabir War of Independence Museum (1st TBMM Museum) Republic Museum (2nd TBMM Building) Ankara Castle Museum of Anatolian Civilizations Hamamönü Ulucanlar Prison Museum Kuğulu Park Anıtkabir: The eternal resting place of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey. Visitors will see the Road of Lions, the Ceremonial Plaza, and the Anıtkabir Atatürk and War of Independence Museum. War of Independence Museum (1st TBMM Museum): Located in Ulus Square, this is the historic building where the Republic was proclaimed. Republic Museum (2nd TBMM Building): A historic parliament building located right next to the first parliament; it sheds light on the early Republican era. Ankara Castle: A historic fortress dating back to the Hittite era, situated at the city's highest vantage point. You can see traditional old Ankara houses along the streets within the castle walls. Museum of Anatolian Civilizations: A world-renowned museum near the castle, housing unique artifacts from civilizations that inhabited Anatolia from the Paleolithic Age onwards. You can taste *Ankara Tava* (a traditional lamb and orzo dish) or other traditional Turkish cuisine at historic mansions within the castle or in the Hamamönü district. Hamamönü: A popular tourist destination featuring restored 19th-century Ottoman houses, handicraft markets, cafes, and the Mehmet Akif Ersoy House Museum. Ulucanlar Prison Museum: A former prison building converted into a museum that bears witness to Türkiye's recent political and literary history. Kuğulu Park: An ideal spot for a late afternoon visit to experience Ankara's modern side, relax while watching the swans, and take a stroll along the street.