Guide
The house on the grounds of the Atatürk Forest Farm in Ankara is a replica of the house in Salonica where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was born and spent his childhood, and it stands on land he founded the farm on. It opened to visitors on 10 November 1981. The dimensions of the building and the measurements, patterns and forms of the objects inside it copy the Salonica house, and the arrangement of the rooms follows the original.
The house has three floors including the basement, and is entered by the stone-stepped door at the back. In the basement are the administration room, a library and a pantry. Upstairs are a hall, a guest room, a box room, the room of Atatürk's mother Zübeyde Hanım, and his study and bedroom. Entry is free. Public transport towards the Gazi quarter serves it.
Visit status for this record: open to visitors.
