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Denizli Atatürk Museum; there's no definitive date of construction for the building in the Ucancibasi quarter of the town that's used as the museum now. Tradition's it, however that it's built by a Greek named Kimon Vandazofulus.

The building has 2 floors on each of which there is a central landing with flanking rooms. The landing on the top floor extends the length of the building and opens onto a balcony. To the rear of the building is an extension which was a later addition.

The structural walls are of stone and the internal dividing walls are wooden screens. The doors to both the rear and front of the building are doubled. The windows are rectangular and shallowly arched. The windows that have bolted frames were made with double shutters opening outward. The building has a coarse gabled roof with Marseille tiles.

The building is undecorated save for a molded covering with a wiggle and groove design and wooden columns. Most of the upper floor of the building is devoted to the exhibition of ethnographic artifacts. The room in which Mustafa Kemal Atatürk stayed on his visit to Denizli, however, is preserved with his baroque style desk, divan, brass bedstead and his wardrobe. One room's kept as an example of how a typical Denizli family would have lived 30 to 40 years ago. Beautiful examples of necklaces, weapons, clothes, printed clothes and Turkish works of art are exhibited on the upstairs landing.

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