Ankara can sometimes feel overlooked by first-time visitors, but exploring it with a local reveals its rich layers of history and culture. Discover Turkey’s capital on a private walking tour guided by a knowledgeable local who helps make the city easy to navigate and understand. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. If you would like to include a museum visit, your guide can customize the itinerary to suit your interests—just let us know in advance. Before the tour, your guide will contact you to learn about your preferences, ensuring a smooth and meaningful experience. Ideal for families, solo travelers, and couples, this walking tour offers insider knowledge, hidden gems, and a deeper connection to Ankara beyond the usual tourist paths.

A trip to Ankara is not complete without exploring such ancient sites as the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, where you can see numerous remnants of the Stone Age, Neolithic Age, Hittites, Urartians, Phygians and more. Other highlights include Ataturk Mausoleum and the Citadel of Ankara.

On this private sightseeing trip in Ankara, discover the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations along with other historical sites. Travel back in time with your knowledgeable guide to find artifacts from the Stone and Neolithic periods and discover more about the Hittites, Phygians, and Uratians. This tour also reveals the history of the Ataturk Mausoleum and the Citadel of Ankara. Visit many historic locations in Ankara during a half-day tour of the city. Enjoy individualized attention from your private guide during this exclusive Ankara private tour. Visit the Ataturk Mausoleum, the Citadel of Ankara, and the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations. Discover artifacts from the Neolithic, Hittite, and Stone Ages, among other periods. Pickup and drop-off services from specific hotels. Travelers can customize the tour. Please contact me before booking.

"The first stop on the daily Ankara tour is a visit to the Anatolian Civilizations Museum*, where you can see numerous remnants from the Stone Age, the Neolithic Age, the Hittites, the Urartians, the Phrygians and many others; Other important sites include the Citadel of Ankara and the Mausoleum of Ataturk, the burial place of Turkey's national hero who founded the modern Republic of Turkey. We have some other off the beaten pathways of Ankara that will make you happy right in the heart of Anatolia. Please check our itinerary and let your guide take you to amazing places in the capital. *Some sections of the Anatolian Civilizations Museum may be closed during your visit."

Discover Ankara through its most iconic historical and cultural landmarks on a carefully designed walking tour. Explore the Roman legacy at the Temple of Augustus, experience living faith at Hacı Bayram Mosque, and walk through the charming streets of Hamamönü and the Tacettin Dervish Convent. Admire the panoramic views from Ankara Castle, visit the outstanding Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, and feel the national significance of Anıtkabir. From ancient empires to the modern Republic, this tour offers a complete and enriching journey through Ankara’s heritage, perfect for travelers seeking history, culture, and authentic local insight.

Welcome to the capital of Turkey that history and that of the surrounding area dates back to the Bronze Age and the Hatti civilization. After check-in at the hotel, the first visit of today is the impressive modern form of Ataturk's Mausoleum where ancient and modern architectural concepts testify to the power and grace of Turkish architecture took place. Museum of Anatolian Civilizations with its priceless collection of Paleolithic, Neolithic, Hatti, Hittite, Phrygian, Urartian and Roman artefacts, For lunch we’ll pass to Byzantine Ankara Castle for traditional Zenger Pasha Restaurant. Then we’ll proceed for Roman Baths with its Roman structure remain. Temple of Augustus and Rome await your exploration. Ethnographical Museum which houses magnificent Seljuk doors of carved wood, is our next stop. The Sculpture and Painting Museum illustrates the history of the Turkish fine arts.