Ataturk House Museum

Eventhough it is small but it is interesting. The workers are very helpful and welcoming.

I have tried multiple days and times to come see this museum that google reports as open. Apparently I was told today it is closed for months via hand signals since most people here in Kayseri don’t speak English, Spanish or French it was hard for me to ask questions and communicate. It seems like most museums here are only open between June-September.

The leader and founder of the Republic of Türkiye stayed in this house during his visit to Kayseri. It is a showcase of the house and the way that it was arranged in 1919 when Ataturk stayed there. The mansion was built in the 19th century in late Ottoman fashion and is known as the Imamizade Raşit Ağa Mansion. It is of great importance to this city and the heritage of this great nation.

Very nice musiem
Must visit

Nice small museum without an entrance fee. It's good for city to have it. I would suggest to have the documentary movie at the entrance in English too.
However, -1 star for the wrong order of boards showing Ataturk's life. Dates are correct, just boards are supposed to go from left to the right. Also wax statues of Ataturk have too much facial hair in spite of information written in the neighboring room: "Every morning, Ataturk used to have his coffee and cigarette, then his barber shaved him. After that he used to have his massage, have bath, get dressed, and go to his study. He had a second shave on the nights he went to balls. It was very important for him to be beardless, and he got very angry when he saw unshaved people in his service".

authenticity till the end..loved it

A good example of hictoric houses. Atatürk stayed this one during his visit. That makes it special