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Antalya's Cultural Treasures

Antalya's cultural landscape is anchored by the Antalya Archeological Museum, which preserves artifacts from the Paleolithic era through the Ottoman period, including significant Roman sculptures from Perge. Within the historic Kaleiçi district, the Suna and İnan Kıraç Museum displays 19th-century ethnographical exhibits in a restored mansion. The collection also includes the Ataturk House & Museum, the Antalya Toy Museum’s international collection, and MiniCity’s 1:25 scale models of Turkish landmarks.

Antalya's Cultural Treasures — Карта

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Antalya Museum

The Antalya Museum or Antalya Archeological Museum is one of Turkey's largest museums, located in Konyaaltı, Antalya.

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MiniCity Antalya

Take your kids to this amusement park to overlook all Turkey has to offer. The models are 1:25 ranging from Mt.

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Ataturk House & Museum

Visit a museum which was established in the building where Atatürk stayed during his visits to Antalya. The entry to the exhibition is free.

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Suna and İnan Kıraç Kaleiçi Museum

Come and admire Çanakkale Ceramics as well as many other artifacts housed in a museum that was opened in 1996.

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Antalya Toy Museum

A toy museum with thousands of pieces from your childhood. You can find a collections of Barbies, robots and many more here.

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Alp Pasa Konağı Open Air Museum

Those who like ancient artifacts might be interested in this little museum displaying pieces from Byzantine, Roman as well as Ottoman eras.

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Mediterranean Civilizations Museum

Housed in a restored mansion and a former Orthodox church in Kaleiçi, this museum focuses on Mediterranean history and 19th-century Turkish life, featuring a notable collection of Çanakkale ceramics.

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Antalya Museum

Significant archaeological site featuring 13 exhibition halls and an outdoor gallery. It displays artifacts from the Lycian, Pamphylian, and Pisidian regions, including a renowned collection of Roman statues from the ancient city of Perge.