The Stamp Museum () is a museum in Ankara, Turkey. The building The museum is in Ulus neighborhood of Ankara at .Map page The museum building was the headquarters of a former bank named Emlak ve Eytam Bank. It was planned by Clemens Holzmeister, the renown Austrian architect and was built in 1933-34 term.Essay by İlknur Sudaş in Akitera architecture page It is a five floor building with a total area of . After the bank was merged to another bank in 1946 Turkish info page the building was handed over to Turkish PTT. In 2013 after renovation the building was opened to public as a stamp museum.
Collections The Turkish and the Ottoman as well as some foreign postage stamps are displayed in the museum. There are also thematic collections shown below: Museum page
Cultural heritage Atatürk (founder of Turkey) Vehicles Sports Nature Tourism
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