Send Flowers With Fast Delivery in Ankara

The capital and second largest city in Turkey, Ankara has plenty of sights, shops, and attractions to keep everyone entertained. The majority of the city’s attractions can be found on the main street, Ataturk Boulevard. The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations contains artifacts dating back 7,500 years, including art from the Hittite period. The oldest building in the city is the Hisar, or Citadel, which can be found on the hill overlooking the ancient city. For visitors looking for antiques, all of the city’s antique and relic dealers can be found in the Samanpazzari neighborhood, along with several local cafes. At the foot of the citadel is the Aslanhane tomb and mosque, along with the ruins of the Roman temples of Augustus and Rome. The founder of the Turkish Republic can be found in the Maltepe neighborhood and the Monumental Tomb is open to the public daily, along with a museum depicting the daily life of Kemal Ataturk. Flowers and plants are an important part of daily life in Turkey and especially in Ankara. One of the favorites in the springtime are the purple and yellow crocuses which can be found in almost any park and garden. There are several public parks and green spaces in Ankara, including the Ataturk Forest Farm where the Ankara Botanical Gardens are now located. Established in 2010, these gardens promise to be a living testament to the Turks love of nature. Tucked away behind the former National Assembly Building is an oasis of blooming flowers and ancient Turkish trees. Roses, tulips, yellow coreopsis, and springtime crocuses can all be found in the garden. There are also several man made ponds, including ornate fountains hidden away in the city’s best kept hidden garden. Another popular park for locals and visitors is Genclik Park. With tearooms, pavilions, and plenty of places for children to play, it is a popular place to spend a warm afternoon. Remind yourself of the beautiful Botanical Gardens and have us deliver a special bouquet to almost any address in Ankara.