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Ataturk House & Museum

The structure is a three-storey house with a plan including an anteroom. Ataturk went on a fall trip across the country and arrived in Rize on September 17, 1924 as part of this trip. He stayed in this house as the guest of Mehmet Mataracı. Until the death of Mehmet Mataracı in 1953, the room where Ataturk stayed was preserved with all the stuff in it by Mehmet Mataracı for 29 years.

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