Republican Museum
Do anbey Mh., Cumhuriyet Caddesi, Ankara, Turkiye
About the company:
The Republican Museum is one of the many attractions of the Turkish capital. The building was designed by the famous architect Vedat Teka in 1923. It was originally used as the Republican Party Building and was later converted into the Assembly Building.
There are seven rooms on the first floor of the museum. One of them originally housed the Accounting Hall, which hosted the Grand National Assembly of Turkey. Now there are photos and light panels describing the events of those times. To its right is the hall where the Second Grand National Assembly of Turkey was held. Today, there are personal belongings, documents and photographs of President Mahmut Jelal Bayar.
On the second floor of the Republican Museum there was previously a presidential suite, a hall for receiving foreign delegations, a room for the personal secretary of the President, the Prime Minister and the President of the Assembly. To this day, their decoration has come in its original form. The Republican Museum will help you learn more about the history of Turkey, as well as help to diversify your leisure time.