Lajos Kossuth Street
As the Hungarian Embassy in Ankara moved to a new building in the late ’90s, one of the streets neighbouring the new place was…
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Budapest Road
To symbolize the relationship between the sister cities of Budapest and Ankara, on September 11, 2015, Budapest Mayor István Tarlós and Ankara Mayor Melih…
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The First Meteorological Measuring House in Ankara
György Tittes was one of the architects working in Ankara in the 1920-30s. The plans of the first meteorological meterologicalstation, which had a crucial…
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Museum of Ethnography
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk aimed to develop the Republic of Turkey into a modern country in all senses. The new capital city, Ankara, played a…
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The Hungarology Department of the Ankara University
After the closure of the Constantinople Hungarian Science Institute in 1918, the Institute of Hungarology opened as part of the Ankara University in 1936,…
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The First Western-style Hotel of Ankara: The Hotel Erzurum
The first Western-style hotel of Ankara was built in 1916-17 during the First World War in the Ulus district. It was designed by Hungarian…
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The Former Building of the Hungarian Embassy
The diplomatic mission of the Kingdom of Hungary was one of the first to move from Istanbul to Ankara, the new capital city, in…
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