Who would have thought that this pavilion of the Presidential Atatürk Museum, which was built at the end of the 19th century in the village of Cankaya in Ankara, would be a witness to the history of the great? In 1921, the residents of the city of Ankara bought this house and presented it to Ataturk in the name of the people of Ankara. It was built in June 1932, and it consists of two floors, and it has undergone many restorations throughout the ages. And when you put your feet in the entrance courtyard of this modest house, you will find yourself in the year 1920 AD, and you will see the traces of Ataturk on the furniture, and in every corner you will have the expected feeling that he will suddenly come out of one of the doors, and with the excitement that you feel as if you live in those days, the entire building will settle In your mind.