Anıtkabir, the mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, is located in the Çankaya district of Ankara and is the most important symbol of Ankara. The construction of Anıtkabir, which began in 1944, was completed in 1953. It consists of various structures and monuments, primarily the mausoleum building, as well as a wooded area called the Peace Park. This impressive structure, which blends modern architecture with traditional Turkish motifs, bears important traces of Atatürk's life and his struggle for independence. While Atatürk's symbolic sarcophagus is located in the section called the Hall of Honor of the mausoleum building, which is the main structure in the complex, Atatürk's body was buried in the tomb chamber on the lower floor of this structure. The entrance to the complex is from the begi ing of the alley called the Lion Road, and this road leads to the ceremonial square. Anıtkabir is not only a mausoleum, but also a unique structure that is the symbol of the Turkish nation's struggle for independence and freedom. You can take a deep journey into Turkish history in this sacred place every day of the week between 09:00 and 16:00, and don't forget to watch the guard change of the guards every hour.