Yörük Müzesi

A free museum is halal to Antalya Municipality and you smell a real history. The employees are excellent people, smiling and always helping you.

Very nicely done museum. It is worth it .. A very nice gentleman showed us around and explained everything. The museum does not cost any admission, the tip what I wanted to give him shouldn't be accepted.

Be sure to visit the private Yörük museum in Evrenseki. I'm sure you'il appreciate it when you leave. Very sincere and friendly people.Burçin gentleman thank you very much, although we are only 3 people made us very interested in guiding us. Thank you very much to a lady Mehpare forty years had a coffee, more than me, her sincere and pleasant conversation made me very happy. If you are navigating, type the name of the museum. Be sure to visit the Martyrs forest in Evrensekide. The museum is free of charge, the staff are friendly, hospitable and have established the museum with their own efforts.

Worth seeing for free entry

Entry is free. It's a fun little museum to visit.

I will not describe the contents of the museum's exhibition halls. I will clarify only the details necessary for the tourist. The museum is well worth a visit. A must visit if your hotel is nearby. You will not be asked a lira for the entrance. The entrance is free. The guide will lead you through the three main covered pavilions, which contain the main collection of the museum. A photo, if you wish, will be available. Descriptions for each subject in Turkish and English. Next is the open street part of the museum. Household items and economic activities of the ancient Turks are presented here. Scenes from modern motives are installed in the courtyard. And yes, raise your heads. An attentive tourist will notice stork nests on the roof of the museum. And here's what else I would like to note. After leaving the museum, walk through the local picturesque village. It fully reflects the life of the old countryside. Old buildings, village life and local grandmothers are sure to complement your perception picture) I will not describe the contents of the museum's exhibition halls. I will specify only the details necessary for the tourist. The museum is worth a visit. Be sure to visit if your hotel is nearby. You won't be charged a lira for admission. Admission is free. The guide will guide you through the three main indoor pavilions, where the main collection of the museum is contained. A photo, if you wish, will be available. Descriptions for each subject in Turkish and English. Then the open street part of the museum. The objects of everyday life and economic activity of the ancient Turks are presented here. There are scenes from modern motifs in the courtyard. And yes, raise your heads. An attentive tourist will notice stork nests on the roof of the museum. And here's what else I would like to note. When you leave the museum, take a walk through the local colorful village. It fully reflects the life of the old countryside. Old buildings, village life and local grandmothers are sure to complement your perception picture)