Kayseri Lisesi

Museum cards are not valid. Getting in costs 2 TL for the student. If I remember correctly, it was 4 TL for full. It has been turned into a very impressive museum. What we saw made us very emotional.

Zia Selçuk have graduated Ag Also here were followed .. learned oldum?

It is currently a MUSEUM, not a school, and I would definitely recommend people who are interested in historical artifacts to come, it is a great place.

Kayseri High School is my school I graduated from 1979 One of the distinguished high schools of our Kayseri

A museum that bumps the hair of a very beautiful and meaningful person is definitely at the top of the places to be taken.

A historical high school. The first floor of the school building built for the Grade-i Ula Mektebi Mülkiye İdadisi was completed in 1903. The school was converted into "Sultani" in 1915, and an additional floor was built in 1915-1916. The building shows a rectangular plan. In front of the entrance door, there is a portico with four independent columns and arches resting on capitals embedded in the wall. The school, which was one of the few sultans in the Ottoman Empire and played an important role in the history of the War of Independence, could not graduate that year because all its senior students were martyred in the Sakarya War in the 1920-1921 academic year. The school, whose name was changed to "high school" in 1923, has a special place in Turkish education life with its education level and successful graduates. The building is used as the "National Struggle Museum" today.

In 1904, Sultan II. It is an impressive building built of cut stone during the Abdulhamid Period. It is also known as the Stone School. Kayseri High School, which has been providing education since 1893, can now be visited as a museum. Kayseri High School, whose number of students decreased after the Ottoman Empire entered the First World War, did not graduate in 1915-16 and 1916-17 during the war (Çanakkale War). Due to the proximity to Ankara of the Greek War of Independence Turkey Grand National Assembly, the government center all the paperwork and important documents of the Assembly with the decision to move to Kayseri, July 24, 1921 moved to Kayseri High School High School Parliament was preparing to host. Following the victory of the Sakarya War, the decision of the Turkish Grand National Assembly to move was abandoned. The parliamentary rostrum prepared at that time can also be visited today. The many names undertook important duties in Turkey is the place to receive the training. Poet Faruk Nafiz Çamlıbel worked as a teacher here for 2 years. Kayseri and left their mark in the history of Turkey's Kayseri High School has many famous names among the students. 8th President Turgut Özal, 11th President Abdullah Gül, minister Taner Yıldız, Hulusi Akar, Korkut Özal, Mehmet Yazar, Sebahattin Çakmakoğlu and Sadettin Bilgiç are graduates of Kayseri High School. Scientist İhsan Ketin, Jale Baysal, Artist Göksel Arsoy and Emel Sayın are also among the graduates of Kayseri High School. The photograph of Atatürk in front of the blackboard, which is identified with the alphabet revolution, was taken in Kayseri High School.

I haven't read it here, but I have heard many names that have read and made their name heard here. Abdullah Gül, Hulusi Akar, Behçet Kemal Çağlar, Cevdet Kudret... This high school, which looks like a museum from the outside, draws attention. I would definitely recommend this place after my own high school Celal Bayar Anatolian High School ?????