Ethnography Museum

In 1879-1881, Mir Liva was built as a mausoleum by the Sadık Paşataraf, built in a basement plus three floors and was converted into an ethnographic museum in 1997. On the ground floor of the museum, there are photographs of old images of Kastamonu. On the middle floor used as winter floors, wooden hand carving works reflecting Kastamonu handicrafts, weaving, saddles and harnessing, printing, shoemaking, rammer and coppersmith sections. The top floor used as a summer house was arranged as a museum house, rooms located in a mansion (bridal room, living room, daily rooms (male-female), guest room, head room) are animated. Liva Pasha Mansion Ethnography Museum Visiting Hours: 08: 30-12: 30/13: 30-17: 30 Liva Pasha Mansion Ethnography Museum Holidays: Every day can be visited. Liva Pasha Mansion Ethnography Museum Entrance Fee: Free Source: Kastamonu Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism. Kastamonu Guide.

While you're at it, visit both the ethnography and the archeology museum, they are close to each other. beautiful places that have been worked on.

If you have a connection with the region and culture, memories from your past are waiting for you. Especially if you like recent historical artifacts, you should definitely see it.

Completely free of charge ... 3 floors for those who want to go, and all the features of the mansion has been preserved.Etnography After the restoration of our museum in 1997, it was built in 1887, such as Liva Pasha Mansion is located in a very distinguished place. 3 floors of this mansion, which has four floors, is actively used. On the first floor there is an exhibition and museum library of the photographs of Kastamonu's recent history. The second floor is the area where Kastamonu's thousands of years of folk culture and crafts are exhibited. In this area where Urgicism, weaving, stone printing, woodworking, shoes and hermeneutics are present, the root and sophistication of the Kastamonu culture can be seen. One of the most valuable works in this section is the existence of the door of Kasaba Village Mahmutbey Mosque. This door is simply an art masterpiece and one of the most valuable works of Kastamonu. The upper floor of the museum is the section where a Kastamonu mansion is located, and the functions of the rooms are revived with mannequins. The importance of this section is the demonstration of the city culture in Kastamonu and the expression of the city's nobility here.

LİVAPAŞA MANSION has been converted into a museum. It is a mansion worth visiting with the family. Entry to the museum is free. The mansion has three floors. On the first floor, there are photographs of Kastamonu's old state and a brief information about Liva Pasha. There are samples reflecting the old mansion culture on the upper floor. From the past to the present, clothes, handicrafts, etc. items are on display. The third floor was closed when we went

First of all, Kastamonu is a very beautiful city. People are very sensitive and respectful. The museum is very nice, I would definitely say it should be seen. Museum staff are knowledgeable, polite, understanding, smiling

Had the opportunity to see some original calligraphy works. However, the museum is very neglected and unfortunately the information is very insufficient. Ethnography, an abandoned, undeserved area, should be created in Kastamonu to include it in certain routes.

Liva Pasha Mansion ethnography museum is a landmark in the historical city of Kastamonu... Believe me, you will be enchanted while visiting this museum, which is located in a magnificent mansion with double doors... The mansion itself is already an architectural masterpiece... The model of this beautiful mansion welcomes you at the entrance. ... Kastamonu's history is told with photographs on the walls... Ethnographic artifacts and objects reveal the history of the city from past to present... Museum officials are kind and interested... I know there are many places to visit in Kastamonu... But I say don't skip this museum. ... It's just over the road... A little ahead of the archeology museum... Taking time out and visiting will make you profitable...