Konya Martyrs Monument

Affecting visitors with its architectural structure and spiritual climate, the Monument to the Martyrs of the War of Independence has become one of the most visited places in Konya. The Monument to the Martyrs of the War of Independence is an important work in terms of keeping the memories of the martyrs alive and transferring them to future generations. The Independence War Martyrs' Monument, which is an extremely important service for the history and future of Konya, has become one of the symbols of the city in a short time.

KONYA Martyrs' Museum A martyrdom was made by the Metropolitan Municipality in Konya, one of the provinces that gave the most martyrs to the Çanakkale War and the War of Independence. In the martyrdom, the names of the Mehmetçiks who were martyred in Konya were immortalized. A museum was built in the martyrdom in order to convey the great epic of the past to new generations. In the museum, the Battle of Çanakkale, the village life in Konya during the Battle of Çanakkale, the village life in Konya during the War of Independence, the Kocatepe Front of the War of Independence and finally the village life in Konya after the war are told with miniature models and figures. With the desire of presenting an emotional trip to the visitors of the museum and the desire to strengthen the museum with Audio Guide, our company has installed the Automatic Audio Guidance System of the museum and presented it to the service of its visitors. With the Audio Guide provided to them at the entrance of the Museum, visitors can automatically listen to the stories and information about the region they are in during their tour, without the need for any dialing. Again, within the sound scenario prepared by our company, the Audio Guide Production, strengthened with effects and enriched with inner feelings, allows visitors to benefit from this unique museum.

Miniature museum that tells the war of liberation with a very good presentation to those who do not know our past history. Health to the hands of those who contributed

In the War of Independence, it was one of the best museums describing the years of vanishing in Anatolia and the bloody battles in the front. They reflected the battlefields and the life in the village very well with the Minyaturler. Wooden porch courtyard is very impressive. Carved handcrafts, especially in columns and ceilings. Wooden decorations were extremely aesthetic. Mevlana banana is within walking distance of the first visit after the place should be. I advise.

In memory of our beloved martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the salvation of this homeland: Konya Martyrs' Monument. On the front of the monument, there are the flags of the Turkish States that have been established until today, and the Turkish flag on the opposite row. When you pass the monument and enter through the door opposite, a big book with the names of our martyrs welcomes you. To the right of the door is the painting of Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han, and on the left, Atatürk's painting adorns the wall. Along the corridor, there are boards with the names of the martyrs. The ceiling and pillars are decorated with wood carving. Crossing the corridor, there is a miniature exhibition area in the interior depicting the War of Independence, the struggle and the village life afterwards. It is impossible not to feel emotional while visiting the museum. Let's not leave without praying to all our martyrs, especially Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who left us this beautiful homeland by fighting for nothing. Add it to the list of places to visit in Konya. And be sure to take your children (The museum is free for those who wonder.)

Entry is free. Free Parking is available.

It is a really impressive environment and it is definitely a museum that should be seen in Konya. It's like living in a war. May the souls of all our martyrs rest in peace.