Ataturk House Museum

The mansion, which the Founder of the Republic of Turkey and the first President Mustafa Kemal Ataturk visited in Konya, serves as a museum today. Ataturk House Museum, which can be visited free of charge, includes numerous photographs on the War of Independence. The museum Ataturk's personal belongings, some clothes, various notes, he took while he is in Konya newspaper clippings and documents can be seen and can be visited every day between 09:00-17:00. Ataturk Houses all over Turkey are gaining a spiritual function today on the basis of converting mansions to museums he used during his visits to the city. Ataturk House Museum in Konya is among them... The building, dated 1912, was registered under the name of Atatürk in 1928 with the phrase of It is a gift from people of Konya to Reis "Leader of Public, Veteran Mustafa Kemal Pasha." After 1940, after serving as a public building for 23 years, it was converted into a museum in 1964 and opened to visit. It is a remembrance of Ata. Ataturk House Museum, which is easily accessible with its central location, is shown among the highlights of the spiritual visiting points in Konya. The museum undergoes repairing first in 1981 and finally in 2003 and is visited extensively, especially by local tourists who come to the city.