The Alanya Atatürk House and Museum; is located in Sekerhane Mahallesi on Azakoglu Street. The structure is a traditional Alanya house consisting of, three stories of wood and stonemasonry built on a symetrical plan in which "M all the rooms open onto a central sitting area. The date of construction is unknown, but the master builder, or usta, is said to have been a man named Beyri Usta.
The house, which was donated to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism by Mr. Rifat Azakoglu, was restored and opened to the public as the Atatürk House and Museum on April 30, 1987. Atatürk visited the home when he came to Alanya on February IX. 1935. and rested here for a time. On display on the first floor of the museum are photographs and personal effects of Atatürk brought from museum at Atatürk's mausoleum in Ankara, as well as telegraphs sent by Atatürk to Alanya in his lifetime. Among the fifteen personal effects of Atatürk on display in the museum are a shirt and collar, a pair of socks, a flak jacket, a pair of pajamas, an ascot, a morning coat, a vest, a shoe brush, and a fork and knife set.
The rooms on the second floor are fitted with period furnishings and ethnographic objects representative of the traditions of the Alanya region. The period rooms represented on this floor include a bed room, a child's room, a sitting room, a guest room, and a study.