Most reviewed Open air museums in Turkey

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Göreme Open Air Museum
Open air museum
Complex of churches cut into volcanic rock during the Middle Ages & decorated with frescoes.
4.70 (17K reviews)
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Harbiye Falls
Open air museum
👍👍 Nature is spectacular and the water is soo refreshing. The place is nice, my experience with the restaurants there was not good at all, but the place is amazing
4.20 (16.2K reviews)
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Hierapolis
Open air museum
👍👍 Definitely worth a visit after spending time at the pools below! Some of the features are beautifully restored! Good facilities for tourists as well with bathrooms and restaurants! Could easily spend a couple of hours walking around here.
4.80 (9K reviews)
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Zelve Open Air Museum
Open air museum
Until 1924, Christians & Muslims lived in this sizable cave village featuring religious paintings.
4.70 (6.7K reviews)
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Sagalassos Ancient City
Open air museum
👍👍 Gorgeous location for off the beaten path wanderings. Beautiful drive to and from. If you see a tour bus, it's very easy to avoid the tourists. They head straight for the upper agora and then leave. Maps are in Turkiah, English and Dutch. Descriptions are in Turkish and English. Lots of local f...
4.80 (5.7K reviews)
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Ani Ruins
Open air museum
👍👍 Worth the visit, if you like history and exploration you’ll need good 3-4 hours maybe 6. You just don’t want to leave. If you don’t care much, you can walk it in 1-2 hours. More than 4000 years of history here! The river divides Türkiye of Armenia
4.70 (4.9K reviews)
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Sandland
Open air museum
Instagrammable sand sculptures of iconic global landmarks & mythological creatures, lit up at night.
4.30 (3.5K reviews)
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Yedikule Dungeons Museum
Museum
7-tower fortress from 1458, known for its royal dungeon that imprisoned many well-known people.
4.40 (3.3K reviews)
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Miletus Ancient City
Historical landmark
👍 The entrance fee is 50TL, including admission to the local small museum. Parking - free of charge. The city has hardly been excavated and all the surviving buildings have not been restored, and these excavations are not at all equipped for easy access by the elderly, the disabled and children - kee...
4.60 (2.9K reviews)
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Panorama Konya Müzesi
Open air museum
👍👍 Takes you back in time in the days of Seljuks and when Rumi was around. Depicts the perfect story of Rumi's life in Konya as well as showcasing the legacy left behind by the great man. Panorama is a wonderful place to visit in Konya and goes hand in hand with Melvana's Museum. Really explains the hi...
4.70 (2.7K reviews)
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Bağbaşı Yaylası Ve Teleferik
Open air museum
👍👍 A very nice camping and droning place. Interestingly there are also some tiny houses which you can stay at night by paying. Also there is a coffee shop to have breakfast and drinks. There are some souvenir shops which you can buy presents.
4.60 (2.3K reviews)
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Anatolia Toy Museum
Toy museum
👍👍 In the Anatolian Toy Museum, located in Antalya, Kepez, Dokuma Park, 13 thousand 800 toys are exhibited in 15 halls, with 15 different themes. You will feel like you are in history while traveling. The magnificent garden of the museum also attracts great attention. The exit door of the Anatolian Toy...
4.70 (1.3K reviews)
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Antikhan Konuk Kültür Evi
Restaurant
👍👍 I had a delicious lunch here.
$$ $$
4.10 (1.1K reviews)
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Kapıkaya Kanyonu
Hiking area
4.70 (963 reviews)
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Roman Baths and Open Air Museum
Open air museum
Open-air museum at the ruins of an ancient Roman bath complex dating to the 3rd century CE.
4.20 (941 reviews)
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Klazomenai Ancient City of Olive Presses
Open air museum
👍 A small but interesting museum that consists of 2 historic olive presses and storage area. There are also some pillars, worked stone and 5 sarcophaguses within the site. The entrance is not particularly well marked unless you can read Turkish
4.40 (875 reviews)
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Aktopraklık Höyük Open Air Museum and Archeopark
Open air museum
👍👍 Arkeofest için ilk defa gittim. İnanılmaz güzeldi. Hala yapım aşamasında köy kısmı kötü olan tek kısım şu ustalar eldivenlerini her yere bırakmışlar. Evlerin içine iş malzemeleri bırakılmış aslında çok güzel düşünülmüş fakat biraz daha özenli olabilir bazı şeyler en kötü yanı da şuydu tarihi bir yer...
4.40 (688 reviews)
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AL HAYAAL cafe restaurant
Restaurant
👍👍 Excellent place, best we found in Mardin over four days. Service is good, but the food is divine. Try the Mardin plate for a taste of all the best from the region. The Beyran Corbasi soup is incredible too. No where else came close.
4.40 (576 reviews)
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Soğanlı Ören Yeri
Open air museum
👍👍 Amazing, eerie and imposing. Must see place but with a knowledgeable guide.
4.60 (560 reviews)
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Hasan Ali Yücel Children's Museum
Open air museum
👍👍 Wonderful and beautiful park-museum of dinosaurs in the open air. We will definitely come here again - when we are in Edirne. Ticket price: adult - 10 lira, child - 5 lira. Some dinosaurs move and growl.) There are rooms with games for children.
4.30 (557 reviews)
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