Tacettin Sultan Mosque - Mehmet Akif Ersoy Sk. No:5

You should visit the house of M.Akif Ersoy in the garden with high spiritual atmosphere and also Muhsin Yazıcıoğluunuda should not be forgotten.

One of the historical mosques in Hamamönü. It is also known as Taceddin Dergahi. A small mosque made of wood and stone. Right next to it is the house where Mehmet Akif Ersoy stayed while he was in Ankara and wrote the national anthem. It would be nice to stop by the way.

What is Taceddin Lodge? Mehmet Âkif Ersoy Museum House is located in Ankara's Altındağ district. It is the Ankara house converted into a museum where Mehmet Âkif Ersoy resided in Ankara during the years of the Turkish War of Independence and wrote many of his poems, especially the National Anthem. It is located within the borders of Hacettepe University Central Campus. The two-storey wooden building, which was once the Taceddin Lodge, was allocated to Mehmet Akif by the Taceddin Sheikh during the war years. The building was converted into a museum-house in 1949 by the decision of the city council, but remained in ruins for many years. It was restored in 1982 and opened to visitors in 1984. Pocket watch, glasses, rosary, rifle and the mold of the great poet's face belonging to Mehmet Âkif Ersoy in the museum-house are among the works exhibited in the museum. Opposite the house is a bust of Mehmet Akif, built in 2003, and an inscription on which the first two stanzas of the National Anthem are written.

Beside the mosque and the dervish it smells of history, there is the tomb and museum of Memet akif. Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu's grave is located here.

? The Tomb of Taceddin-i Veli, considered the most important spiritual leader of Ankara after Hacı Bayram-ı Veli. This place, which also witnessed the writing of our national anthem, is the second largest religious site in Ankara after Hacı Bayram Veli Tomb. Sheikh Taceddin Sultan, who gave his name to the convent; Sheikh Taceddin Mustafa Sultan is a descendant of His Excellency Sheikh Taceddin Veli from Kayseri, who was raised in the last years of the Seljuk State and became one of the spiritual leaders in the establishment of the Ottoman State.