Türkpusat Geleneksel Savaş Pusatları Müzesi - 06250

First of all, it is interesting at the entrance, the guide tells and answers your questions, it is nice to be able to take pictures with your hands (there is no helmet, the children are very upset about this). But the museum is very small and do not go with a big expectation. Learn If you are interested in Turkish pusats and you have no knowledge, the presentation may be sufficient for you. We would prefer a slide presentation. Also, it says arrow making on the site, but when you go there you learn that you need to make an appointment with at least 10 people 15 days in advance. And my children between the ages of 8-14 have never had any Unfortunately, it was not worth waiting for one day in Ankara just for this museum.

I recommend you to take the recipe with presentation, young people are making presentations, it is a small but very nice museum.

I would recommend it to anyone who wants to go to an excellent museum.

An interesting museum, especially for people who are interested in weapons. Here you can get information about Turkish martial arts. Weapons that have been used over the years, and learn to shoot a bow. Well, that's impressive.

Türkpusat Museum aims to introduce the traditional pusats used by the Turks and to keep the cultural heritage alive in this direction. In our museum, it is possible to obtain historical, philosophical and technical information about the intricacies of Turkish war art, especially archery. In addition, the craftsmanship behind the military tradition is introduced in detail. Our museum, which aims its visitors to experience, touch and feel history, has our original collections from different periods of our war and sports history.

He has a good knowledge of old Turkish weapons. It is managed by people who are competent in the museum business, more importantly, people who are interested in this business are united under this structure. There are many bows, arrows, swords, halberds, knives, but the most interesting part is the collection of a considerable number of arrowheads. I guess it is not possible to see and examine so many varieties together elsewhere. Under the museum, there is Kemankeş coffee. This is an original venue that continues the atmosphere of the museum. Many workshops are held in this coffee shop. You definitely need to take some time in a day that you allocate to the castle territory. It is located directly opposite the museum of Anatolian civilizations.

A very interesting private museum. Not too big. However, it is full of information.

It's a really great place, deep and detailed information is given for our history, at the same time we are informed about our blood relatives. It relieves our sense of history and longing a little bit. Excellent service for our history that has sunk into oblivion.