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A commemoration programme held at Anıtkabir on behalf of your organisation on 10 November. The programme is built within a frame of respect, with a plain and clear flow; it contains no celebration or social event component.
Corporate group visits are run together with entry marshalling, group formation and the planning of the queue and the time slot. For organisations requesting a wreath ceremony, the necessary application is made in advance on your behalf — that request must reach us as early as possible, because the ceremony calendar on 10 November is full.
After the visit, the programme is completed with a guided tour of the museum section within Anıtkabir. For organisations that wish it, a full-day version extended with Ankara's Republican-era museums can be built for the afternoon.
For groups travelling between cities we calculate the departure time backwards so that the group is not on the road at 09.05 and can stop at a suitable point. For groups joining from within Ankara, that moment is usually observed at Anıtkabir itself.
On 10 November, vehicle traffic and parking capacity around Anıtkabir are restricted; drop-off and pick-up points are planned in advance. For groups above 50, marshalling is run in sub-groups. The recommended minimum planning time is 4 weeks; earlier if a wreath ceremony is requested.
Entry marshalling, group formation and the time slot are arranged for corporate groups in advance. 10 November is the busiest day of the year at Anıtkabir; groups arriving without an allocated slot face long waits. We run that planning on the organisation's behalf.
Yes, a wreath ceremony can be arranged on the organisation's behalf. The ceremony requires a separate application and time allocation. The process must begin at least 3 weeks ahead; for applications made close to 10 November, allocation cannot be guaranteed.
No. 10 November is a day of commemoration. The programme is built within a frame of respect, with a plain and clear flow; it contains no music, catering display, social event or celebration component. This is a design principle of the programme and is not changed on request.
20-200 people. For large groups, entry and group formation are run in sub-groups; the ceremony section is held in a single formation with all participants together.
Formal or semi-formal dress is recommended. Where a wreath ceremony is held on the organisation's behalf, dark formal dress is expected for the participants taking part in that section. This information is sent to participants with the invitation.
Yes. The coach departure is planned for early morning, the Anıtkabir visit is completed in the morning section and the return is made in the afternoon. The total day, including travel, is 12-14 hours.