Atatürk House and Museum

Atatürk House and Museum: Atatürk and his wife Latife Hanım were guests in this house for eleven days during their visit to Mersin between 20 January and 2 February 1925. Located at the city's focal point on Atatürk Street, the building was expropriated in 1980 and became the property of the Ministry of Culture in 1982. On 12 October 1992, it was officially opened as Atatürk House and Museum. It is a two-story building built with neat-cut stone from the outside. It is one of the best examples of civil architecture.

Adress:   Çankaya Mahallesi Atatürk Caddesi 4724 Sokak Akdeniz / Mersin

Filming Permit Conditions: Governorship, Municipality, Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism

District Police: Akdeniz District Police Directorate

Municipality: Akdeniz Municipality

Availability Hours: 08:00:17:00

Available Working Hours: 24 (according to the permit status)

Sound Problems: None

Ground Problems: None

Lift: N/A

Freight Lift:

Authorized Person:  0 (324) 237 55 71 / mersinmuzesi@kultur.gov.tr

Set (plato) Area: Available

Crew Area: Available

Make-up: Available

Hairdresser's Room: Available

Toilet: Available

Kitchen: N/A

Heating: Available

Cooling: Available

Light Availability: Daylight, area lighting

Accessibility: Transportation is available by city transport vehicles.

Distance from the airport: (86,3 km) via Adana - Mersin Highway/O-51

Phone Lines: All phone lines are operational

Parking Space: Available

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Plato Park Access: Available

Truck Parking Space: Available

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Load Entry Conditions: Available

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Stair Ramp: Available

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Is it Free to Use: Subject to Permit

Other Power Supplies: Available

Restaurants: There are restaurants in the surrounding area.

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Cab Stations: Akdeniz Taxi

Accommodation Facilities: Akdeniz district offers numerous places to stay in.