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Ankara: Turkey's Capital City

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Historical Background: Ankara became Turkey's capital after Constantinople's fall in 1923
Atatürk stayed in Ankara due to its strategic location and economic importance
The city grew from 75,000 inhabitants in 1927 to 5.27 million in 2016
Economic Significance: Ankara serves as Turkey's main political and economic centre
The city produces renowned Anakra Balı and local wine
It hosts defense companies like Havelsan and Roketsan
Foreign embassies and diplomats work in Ankara
City Structure: Divided into old Ulus and new Yenişehir sections
Old Ulus contains ancient citadel and archaeological sites
New Yenişehir features modern shopping and cultural venues
The city has 25 districts
Notable Landmarks: Ankara Castle dates back to medieval era with 42 pentagonal towers
Hasanpaşa Han (Suluhan) is a 1508-1511 Ottoman inn
Anıtkabir features ten symmetrical towers symbolizing Turkish ideals
Cer Modern displays largest exhibition hall in Turkey