The house where the founder of the Republic once stayed still looks out at the same view from the same window. The Antalya Atatürk House Museum is not just a mansion; it is a special place where Atatürk’s traces linger in the walls, and history shakes hands with the present. On the ground floor, Atatürk’s study, bedroom, and lounge are arranged in their original form. The upper floor houses an impressive archive of Republican-era photographs, telegrams, newspapers, and exhibition panels. With its simple atmosphere, symbolic details, and unique objects, the museum is one of the rare places where the past can truly be felt.
Historical Information
The house where Atatürk stayed during his 1930 visit to Antalya was reconstructed in 1986 after the original building was demolished, following the exact same plan, and turned into a museum. The museum meaningfully represents Atatürk’s emphasis on the region, his close connection with the people, and the reflection of Republican principles in provincial life.
Viofun’s Recommendation
After your visit, walk along Işıklar Street toward Kaleiçi. Passing through the same streets that Atatürk himself may have walked will take you not only physically but also mentally back in time.
The house where the founder of the Republic once stayed still looks out at the same view from the same window. The Antalya Atatürk House Museum is not just a mansion; it is a special place where Atatürk’s traces linger in the walls, and history shakes hands with the present. On the ground floor, Atatürk’s study, bedroom, and lounge are arranged in their original form. The upper floor houses an impressive archive of Republican-era photographs, telegrams, newspapers, and exhibition panels. With its simple atmosphere, symbolic details, and unique objects, the museum is one of the rare places where the past can truly be felt.
Historical Information
The house where Atatürk stayed during his 1930 visit to Antalya was reconstructed in 1986 after the original building was demolished, following the exact same plan, and turned into a museum. The museum meaningfully represents Atatürk’s emphasis on the region, his close connection with the people, and the reflection of Republican principles in provincial life.
Viofun’s Recommendation
After your visit, walk along Işıklar Street toward Kaleiçi. Passing through the same streets that Atatürk himself may have walked will take you not only physically but also mentally back in time.
By Bus
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Lines: KL08, VF66, TC93, LF09
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Stop: Işıklar Street
From the stop, the museum is a 2-minute walk away.
By Tram
Get off at the Atatürk House stop on the nostalgic tram line.
The museum is located right across from the stop.
By Taxi
From the city center, the museum can be reached quickly by taxi.
It can easily be combined with a visit to Kaleiçi and the Marina.
