Konuralp Museum

B.C. A carefully prepared museum with free entry, exhibiting works dating back to the 350's. Historical artifacts are exhibited in sections prepared according to their period and purpose. There are also many artifacts from the Roman period. Coins, clothes, kitchen utensils and weapons-swords belonging to the Ottoman period are also on display. You can also visit the ancient city, which is just ahead of it, on the road.

As a museum lover, I really liked it :) I did not find the explanations sufficient in the section where cultural items from more recent history are exhibited. :( I wish the needlework in the showcase belongs to which region, how it was found, what is its meaning, is there a story about the names of those models, what is their importance, etc. There could be an explanation for the elements of the bath, etc. On the other hand, it was nice to examine the ancient artifacts on the ground floor, a small the museum leaves one's taste on the palate without tiring... The works in the garden were also effective because they were generally about death.

It's a cute, small museum full of quality examples. The theater among the ruins of the ancient city nearby is also connected to the museum, entrance is free. Even the attendant is kind enough to say we have a toilet if you need it. You reach the museum entrance by climbing one flight of stairs from the street, there is the archeology hall on the right, ethnography on the left. On the lower floor, which cannot be descended, there is a floor of Roman mosaics found in the vicinity, and you can see it from the top.