The residence where Mustafa Kemal Pasha, alongside his military and civilian colleagues, devised the strategies for the nation's liberation was acquired by the Istanbul Municipality (Şehremaneti) on May 28, 1928. It was subsequently inaugurated as the Atatürk Revolution Museum by Istanbul Governor and Mayor Lütfi Kırdar on June 15, 1942

A significant portion of the museum's collection comprises artifacts of profound historical significance, including Atatürk’s personal effects, attire, military uniforms, photographs chronicling his military and civilian life, various handwritten documents, and medals.

Alongside items donated by Mustafa Kemal’s sister, the museum proudly exhibits his Field Marshal uniform and the suit he wore during the pivotal Sivas Congress. Another section of the museum houses the library; inaugurated in 2020 following a comprehensive restoration, it features a meticulously curated collection of 961 volumes.

Operating exclusively as a non-circulating reference library, this branch does not offer borrowing privileges. However, visitors and researchers are welcome to consult its collection, which is dedicated to the life of Mustafa Kemal Pasha, the War of Independence, and the foundation of the Republic of Türkiye.

Capacity: 15 m², 10 persons

Address: Halaskargazi Cad. No: 140 Şişli / Istanbul