Çubuk City Museum (Bekir Ağalar Mansion)

History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Çubuk City Museum, located in the historical Bekir Ağalar Mansion, which was built in the late Ottoman period in the 19th century and where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk stayed during his visit to Çubuk in 1933, is a registered cultural stop that exhibits the thousand-year history of the region and the legacy of the 1402 Ankara War. Two-storey, wooden-framed mansion with traditional Turkish house architecture; It contains the room where Atatürk drank coffee and rested, arrowheads, swords and armor pieces from the 1402 Ankara War, the traditional Çubuk wedding room, local carpet weaving looms and centuries-old pickle making tools. According to local narrative, Atatürk addressed the people of Çubuk from the mansion balcony and praised the fertile lands of the district. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features The museum mansion is located at an altitude of 1,010 meters, in the quiet street texture of Çubuk's historical Cumhuriyet District. It has a cool interior climate in summer with its thick stone floor and wooden structural elements. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees