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Aqua Vega, Public aquarium in Mamak, Turkey.

Inside the Nata Vega Outlet complex, Aqua Vega houses 24 different aquariums containing over 12,000 marine animals in 5 million liters of water.

The establishment of Aqua Vega marked a significant development in Ankara's educational facilities, introducing marine life observation to the inland capital region.

The facility serves as an educational center where Turkish families and school groups learn about marine conservation and underwater ecosystems.

The aquarium operates Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM and extends hours on weekends from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

The facility includes an Adrenaline World section featuring 250 wild animal species, combining marine life exhibitions with other wildlife displays.

Location: Mamak

Address: 2308. Sokak 06270

Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 10:00-20:00, Saturday-Sunday 11:00-21:00

Phone: +903125542828

Website: http://aquavega.com.tr

GPS coordinates: 39.88769,32.93493

Latest update: March 12, 2025 20:39

Visiting Ankara: historical monuments, museums, and archaeological sites

Ankara, the capital of Turkey, features evidence of twenty-five centuries of history. The Ankara Citadel overlooks the city from its hill at 978 meters above sea level, with 16-meter-high stone walls. The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations occupies a 15th-century Ottoman caravanserai and displays archaeological collections from the Paleolithic to the classical era. Atatürk’s mausoleum, built in 1953, exhibits personal items and documents of the founder of the Turkish Republic in its 3,000 m² museum. Roman remains include the Augusteum from the first century BC, decorated with Latin and Greek inscriptions, as well as the Roman Baths from the third century. Religious landmarks reflect different periods: the Hacı Bayram Mosque from 1427 retains its marble decorations and Ottoman calligraphy, while the Kocatepe Mosque, completed in 1987, can hold up to 24,000 people. The Ethnographic Museum displays costumes, carpets, and musical instruments from Turkish regions, completing a journey through the cultures and civilizations that shaped this Anatolian city.

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