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Arched windows and projecting timber upper floor of Abbaszade Mansion, 2017

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Abbaszade Mansion Exterior

A mansion on Çınar Sokak with arched lower windows and a timber-framed projection.

Suggested time25 min
Elevation & effort711 m · Level walk
Best windowDaylight, when façade details are visible.
Walking noteAbout two minutes along Çınar Sokak from the Living Museum.
PRACTICAL ACCESS & WALKING METHOD
At 15 Çınar Sokak in İstiklal neighbourhood, beside the Living Museum. Approach on foot along the street.
HISTORY & ARCHITECTURAL CONTEXT

Built in the mid-nineteenth century, Abbaszade Mansion was restored and converted into Ankara University’s training hotel. Older photographs show the Hakim Evi sign. Look at the arched lower windows and projecting timber upper floor from Çınar Sokak.

Why visit

To examine a mansion’s projecting upper floor, arched windows and stone doorway.

VISITOR TIP — WHAT NOT TO MISS

Keep the entrance and guests’ access clear.

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