Citadel

The forcing Hisar citadel is the most intriguing piece of Ankara to jab about it. This very much protected quarter of thick dividers and charming winding bouleds took its present shape in the ninth century AD when the Byzantine head Michael II built the external defenses.

After you've entered Parmak Kaps, the principal door, and went through an entryway to one side, you'll see Alaettin Camii on the left.The inward dividers date from the seventh century.

The fortress mosque dates from the twelfth century, however, has been widely reconstructed. To your privilege, a precarious street prompts a flight of stairs that prompts the park Kulesi, with the all-encompassing city, sees.

In the event that you look toward the north from here, you'll see the Ak Kale White Fort. It is outside the allotted boundaries to guests, however, there are all the more great perspectives from close to its peak roost in the event that you take after the back road paving the way to the pinnacle.