
Güvenpark & Security Monument (1935)
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History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Güvenpark, designed in the 1930s between the Ministries, the administrative center of the young Republic, and the Red Crescent, the meeting point of the public, within the framework of the Ankara Master Development Plan prepared by the Austrian urban planner Hermann Jansen; It is the zero point and symbol of the capital. The magnificent Safety (Security) Monument in the center of the park was designed by Austrian sculptor Anton Hanak and completed by Josef Thorak in 1935 upon his death. The monument's figures made of Ankara Castle stone and bronze symbolize the safety of the Turkish police, gendarmerie and youth. On the base of the monument, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's immortal maxim, which guides the whole nation, shines in relief letters: "TURK, EACH, WORK, TRUST". Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features The campus is located on the western side of Kızılay Square, at an altitude of 870 meters. It is the most established city park in the capital, with monumental eastern planes, lindens, ashes and large flower beds planted in the 1930s. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
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39.9202, 32.8534Çankaya Tarihi Yapılar & Kaleler Noktaları
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