Paleolitik Çağ’dan itibaren Anadolu topraklarının özgün eserlerine ev sahipliği yapan Anadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, 1997’de “Avrupa’da Yılın Müzesi” seçilmiştir. Ayrıca kendine özgü koleksiyonları ile de dünyanın sayılı müzeleri arasında yer almaktadır. . . The artifacts exhibited in the museum dates back to nearly 300,000 years ago. Starting from that date, you can trace the unerupted storyline of civilizations that lived in Anatolia over the ages. Here, you can find the first tools humans ever used in the Palaeolithic Age, the remainings of the first agricultural settlement ever created in the history: Çatalhöyük, and sculptures of their beloved Mother Goddess. One of the most important artifacts is the tablet in Akkadian scripts (1275-1220 BC) - a correspondence from Egyptian Queen Nefertari to Hittite Queen Puduhepa written after Kadesh Peace Treaty - the first peace treaty in the world history, dated 1275-1220 BC found at Boğazköy. As you move further and further in time, Museum of Anatolian Civilizations proves to be a treasure chest filled with history, containing artifacts from the most influential civilizations such as Hittites, Phrygians, Urartians, Lydians, Hellens and Romans. If you ever visit #Ankara, know that you can witness the beginning of time and story of how we got here in the first place. . . Sanat , heykel , müze , park , orman , arkeoloji , kitap, resim, kafe , çay

Magnificent museum, every artifact that is in display is real from thousands of years ago, there are so many of them, everywhere

Excellent museum and park, covering so many different periods. Recommend spending a few hours here, then walk around the shops and other ruins nearby. Descriptions are in Turkish, and also in English, which we appreciated!

Excellent archeological museum with an extensive collection of artefacts. Really well organized and easy to follow. All signage is presented in both Turkish and English. An absolute must-visit in Ankara.

A fantastic museum. The displays are well presented and the works themselves mind blowing! Such skill and artistry.

(Translated by Google) The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations consists of two Ottoman buildings in the district called Ankara Ulus district Atpazarı, which was arranged by giving new functions to the southeast wall of the outer wall of Ankara Castle. One of these structures is Mahmut Pasha Bedesten and the other is Kurşunlu Han. It is estimated that Mahmut Pasha Bedesten was built between 1464 and 1471 by Mahmut Pasha, one of the chief viziers of Fatih period. Kurşunlu Han, on the other hand, was built as the foundation of the imaret of Mehmet Pasha, one of the chief viziers of Fatih period, in the district of Üsküdar in Istanbul. It was turned into a museum as a result of its works. After the repair of a large part of the domed room in the middle part of the bedestere was completed in 1940, the works began to be placed, while the repairs of the buildings continued in 1943, the middle section was opened to visitors. The museum structure took its final form in 1968. In Kurşunlu Han, which is used as an administrative building today, there are researcher rooms, library, conference hall, laboratory and business workshops, and Mahmut Pasha Bedesten is used as exhibition hall. The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, which has come to the present with its historical structures, deep-rooted history, was chosen as the first among 68 museums in Lausanne, Switzerland, and became the "Museum of the Year in Europe" on April 19, 1997. (Original) Anadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi Ankara Ulus ilçesi Atpazarı olarak adlandırılan semtte, Ankara Kalesi’nin dış duvarının güneydoğu kıyısında yeni işlev verilerek düzenlenmiş iki Osmanlı binasından oluşmaktadır. Bu yapılardan biri Mahmut Paşa Bedesteni, diğeri Kurşunlu Han’dır. Mahmut Paşa Bedesteni’nin Fatih dönemi baş vezirlerinden Mahmut Paşa tarafından 1464-1471 yılları arasında yapıldığı tahmin edilmektedir. Kurşunlu Han’ın ise Fatih dönemi baş vezirlerinden Mehmet Paşa’nın İstanbul’un Üsküdar ilçesindeki imaretine vakıf olarak yaptırılmıştır.1881 yılındaki yangından sonra terk edilen her iki yapı daha sonra Atatürk’ün isteği ile Anadolu’dan toplanan eserleri sergilemek amacıyla uzun yıllar süren yenileme çalışmaları sonucunda müzeye dönüştürülmüştür. Bedestenin orta bölümünde yer alan kubbeli mekânın büyük bir kısmının onarımının 1940 yılında bitirilmesi ile eserler, yerleştirilmeye başlanmış, 1943 yılında binaların onarımı devam ederken, orta bölüm ziyarete açılmıştır. Müze yapısı 1968 yılında son şeklini almıştır. Bugün idari bina olarak kullanılan Kurşunlu Han’da araştırmacı odaları, kütüphane, konferans salonu, laboratuvar ve iş atölyeleri yer almakta, Mahmut Paşa Bedesteni ise teşhir salonu olarak kullanılmaktadır. Tarihi yapıları, köklü geçmişi ile bugünlere gelen Anadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi 19 Nisan 1997 tarihinde İsviçre'nin Lozan kentinde 68 Müze arasında birinci seçilerek "Avrupa'da Yılın Müzesi" unvanını elde etmiştir.

You are lucky if you have annual museum card. For foreign tourist the price is around 8 eur. you eill be fascinated by the museum. Currently there are also the sculptures of Ankara Goats 🐐 if you wish to take a funny picture in the garden of the museum

If you are visiting Ankara you should definitely visit this museum. It is a fantastic experience and you learn so much about history. Most artifacts go as far back as 6000 BC. It's clean and well cared. I would recommend purchasing audio guide option when buying tickets in order to understand what you are seeing. Highly recommend.

This is a fantastic and fascinating museum. You literally walk through the evolution of humanity from palaeolithic times to the Classical era. It’s well laid out (except you do have to backtrack a bit to get to the Classical section) and has a great collection with things I haven’t seen in other museums. Highly recommend if you are in Ankara.

It is a wonderful place to really learn from the sibilizacions I recommend to come and visit and walk around, because there is also the castle, the small market and many places for some very good pictures.

A gorgeous museum located on the hill in Ankara. The museum grounds alone are very scenic and beautiful. Items curated there are well lighted and labelled. Happened to have a musical performance going on when I visited. The acoustics are very good indeed. And the performance was very enjoyable. Enjoyed my visit thoroughly. Really wished I could have stayed longer. Spent 2.5hours there and it wasn't enough. Guess I will have to try to visit again ! Entrance Fee in 2022 - Sep : TL 75 * I hope they publish a new museum guide with all the items in it. Currently, it's split into multiple books with lots of items not in it. It would be of great interest to people who don't have the time or photographic equipment to capture all the great artifacts kept here.

Epic. Located in the Ankara Castle the museum is separated by sections, each representing different Anatolian culture, starting from Neolithic Çatalhöyük all the way to the Hellenistic era. I wish only that the Hittite section was bigger. Probably one of the most interesting sections was with the tablets found in Assyrian trading colonies that show us how the Bronze Age people were no different than us today. Marriage certificates, contracts, letters. If you are interested in ancient history - a must place to visit.

(Translated by Google) An excellent museum. How far-sighted was Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK founded this museum in 1921. God rest the soul. In the museum, it is possible to see the traces and works of all civilizations that lived in Anatolia and to have information about them. Those who have knowledge about esotericism can come across traces of esoteric teachings with symbols and mythological expressions in the giant stone tablets in the central part of the museum. It is also unique in this respect. I was very impressed by seeing the famous stone tablets mentioned in many works. To see what was told thousands of years ago has obviously made me goose bumps. Please see the fineness of the cuneiform in the photos we shared. What kind of technology was able to get it done at that time. Interesting. (Original) Mükemmel bir müze. Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK'ün 1921 yılında bu müzeyi kurdurtması nasıl bir ileri görüşlülüktür. Ruhu şad olsun. Müzede Anadolu'da yaşamış tüm medeniyetlerin izlerini, eserlerini görmek ve haklarında bilgi sahibi olmak mümkün. Ezoterizm hakkında bilgi sahibi olanlar müzenin orta kısmındaki dev taş tabletlerdeki sembollerle ve mitolojik anlatımlarla ezoterik öğretilerin izlerine rastlayabilirler. Bu açıdan da eşsizdir. Birçok eserde bahsedilen ünlü taş tabletleri görmek beni çok etkiledi. Binlerce yıl öncesinden anlatılanları görmek açıkçası tüylerimi diken diken etti. Paylaştığımız fotoğraflarda yer alan çivi yazısının inceliğine bakın lütfen. Nasıl bir teknoloji o devirde bunu yaptırabildi. İlginç.

If you find yourself in Ankara I suggest you take the time to visit this wonderful museum not very far from the castle on the hill. Seeing both of these spectacles can be achieved easily. Try it.

Amazing Museum , Rich of history of this area . Great valuable antiques are here

Unbelievable museum. Neolithic, Hittite, Helenistic, Roman, greek ecc this museum is a must to do in the Ankara Trip. In the end of museum you will find the clean toilet and the museum shop.

The museum will give a clear snapshots of the Anatolian civilization, their social life, art, cultural depictions with the remainings excavated by the archeologists. The museum is classified based on the archeological periods (like stone age bronze age etc.) If you are interested in history then it's a must visit. Otherwise it's advised to know about Anatolian civilization and then visit. (2Hour minimum duration required)

It was amazing museum in Ankara. Really incredible art from ancient civilization thousands years ago.

You have to visit this museum if you’re visiting Ankara or even close to it. The location is also great being very close to the castle so you can visit both on the same day. The actual museum isn’t very large compared to other museums in turkey but it’s very clean, well organized, items are presented in a nice way, and has a lot of history. The only thing I didn’t like is that the downstairs floor isn’t well decorated as the upper floor

Learned some new interesting information about Anatolian region and its history. Using the museum card gives you a good discount when shopping or having a drink from the cafe shop.

(Translated by Google) The objects, objects, how they hunted, how they survive their daily lives, and the gold, which they produced from bronze or gold, and the objects, objects, objects, objects, ornaments, ornamental jewelery sculptures fabrics, animals and human bones, the gold of the royal heritage. Many tools are all available in the museum. What attracts attention is that all the materials they produce are made of kitchenware, from hunting equipment, even the simplest needle, mostly made of gold or bronze (excluding earthenware pots). (Original) m.ö çağlarda yaşayan insanların günlük hayattaki yaşamlarını nasıl sürdürdüklerini objelerle, nesnelerle , nasıl avlandıklarıñı tunç veya altından ürettikleri geliştirdikleri eşyalsrı av malzemelerini çanak, çömlek ,süs eşyalsrı heykeller kumaşlar, hayvan ve insan ların kemikleri kral midasın altınları taç .kemer ahşap masa ve akla gelebilecek birçok araç gerç ne varsa hepsi müzede mevcut .dikkatimi çeken şey ürettikleri bütün malzemeler mutfak eşyasından tutun av malzemelerinden tutun en basit bir iğneyi bile çoğunlukla altından veyahut tunçtan yapmışlar.(toprak çömlek kaplar hariç) yani kesinlikle görülmeye değer bir müze

Great museum, the ticket it's very cheap, and it's a 20 min walk, inside you will see a lot from the beginning of the human kind, also the evolution through the past of the years, it's a must have in Ankara, if you want good pictures being a camera because there's no chance to use cellphone flash so your photos will get dark. Very recommended.

Takes you back to history with amazingly prserved exhibits along with a great deal of details. The tickets to the museum available at the entrance. It was a pleasure to walk through the beautiful pebbled streets around the Castle area where there are plenty of antique shops and kilim merchants. And of course with feline masters well looked after by the towns man. I wish to go there again.

If you visit Türkiye you must visit this museum. Within its walls are the items from all the places you visited across the country. Used my Museum Pass to skip the line. Arrived early to beat much of the crowds. Spent 3 hours walking all the halls and enjoying the treasures of Türkiye. Favorite was the Midas displays (Midas touch) and the artifacts and wall murals from Catalhoyuk which visited prior week (this is a 9,500 year old Neolithic city just south of Konya - still being excavated and had an estimated 20k population). They had some displays on lower level of items found locally just in past couple years - amazing what they are still digging up. Thanks to the staff too for all the great friendly service. They have some amazing items in the courtyard not to be missed. Great gift shop too.

Great collection, sections, and story telling. Museums in Turkiye are always nice to visit. It's nice that Turkish Museum Card has an application called "Museum Cards". I don't have to carry a card anymore and all the tickets and museum pass can be purchased in advance. I can also check all the museums available in certain cities before I visit.

(Translated by Google) It is a museum that I strongly recommend the history lovers go to where there are works belonging to BC. (Original) M.ö ye ait eserlerin bulunduğu tarih severlerin gitmesini şiddetle tavsiye ettiğim bir müze.

This is a must visit at Ankara. The museum of Anatolian Civilizations has the world’s largest collection on the ancient empires such as the Hitites and Asuryians that were founded at Anatolia penunsula and rule vast lands and cultures throught centuries. Very rich collections housed in a beautiful building. If you have a Museum pass, the entrance is free and you skip the lines.

A collection of artifacts starting from the Neolithic era up to the Roman era. The collections exhibited here are mostly discovered during the excavation around Ankara and Turkey. The descriptions are available in Turkish along with English. If you have extra money, you could pay more for an audio guide to help you learn things around the museum if you think reading is a bit inconvenient. It's highly recommended to go here if you are interested in Anatolian civilization history.

Amazing exposition of Anatolian archeological history... A complete and engaging visual history of Anatolian cultural evolution. Highly recommended for anyone interested in civilization history.

Came to know about one civilization. Women were respectful on that days. The housing pattern, use of metal, preparation of ornaments, how to get a pet giving food. The guide was well-known to the history. This Museum achieved prize from EU. First written documents.... So many this. While visiting Ankara one should visit this place.

It is a really great experience to see artifacts of many ancient Anatolian civilizations in one place.

Gordion Büyük Tümülüs'ten çıkarılan ahşap masa kesinlikle müzedeki en değerli ve en hassas parça. Nazar değmesin diye masanın ayak ucuna küçük bir nazar boncuğu koymuşlar (:

A time travel museum. Well kept pieces and statues from Neolithic to Urartu.

(Translated by Google) A place where everyone should definitely go (Original) Herkesin kesinlikle gitmesi gereken bir yer

Nice experience, It is a place to visit if you travel to Ankara.

Anadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara'nın Altındağ ilçesinin Ulus semtinde bulunan tarih ve arkeoloji müzesidir. Müzede, Anadolu'nun arkeolojik eserleri kronolojik olarak sergilenmektedir. Müze, Ankara Kalesi’nin dış duvarının güneydoğu kıyısında, yeni işlev verilerek düzenlenmiş iki Osmanlı yapısında yer alır. Bu yapılardan biri Veli Mahmud Paşa tarafından yaptırılan Mahmut Paşa Bedesteni diğeri ise Rum Mehmet Paşa tarafından yaptırılan Kurşunlu Han’dır.

The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations is located in Ankara. It consists of unique and important archaeological artifacts which tell the history of Anatolia.

(Translated by Google) I love it, in fact, many works were brought from my test, as well as many historical artifacts from different places. Very wonderful, you can not feel tired while traveling. I think that episode, which was animated with three wax sculptures at that time, was also very impressive. I say a person who comes to Ankara should definitely go see it. (Original) Bayıldım, aslında birçok eser benim yoremden getirtilmiş tabi bir o kadar da farklı yerlerin tarihi eserleri mevcut. Çok şahane, gezerken yorgunluk hissedilmiyor. Üç tane bal mumu heykelle o devir canlandirilmiş o bölüm de cok etkileyiciydi bence. Ankara'ya gelen bir kişi kesinlikle gidip görmeli derim ben.

It is amazing museum that you can a great collection of Anatolian artefacts. My favorites are the Anatolian Goddesses, Cybele, Hittite Sun Disk and the Deers.

I went to this museum during a 3-hour stopover on my way to Konya by train. So glad I did. A great museum with an outstanding collection. The exhibits are arranged to let you walk through time as you move from one civilization to the next. I couldn’t get over how impressive the collection is and how well set up it is for viewing. I didn’t want to leave.

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Incredibly interesting museum, high quality specimens, unique artifacts, a must see when in Ankara, well worth the trip.

Awesome exhibition at this museum. Items all the way back to the neolithic period 5700 BC. Amazing collection of magnificent items. A must see!

Wonderful! Many beautiful things to see, make sure to eat before visiting because you're gonna be hungry again by the time you've finished. Unfortunately the lighting is poor so it's especially hard to read the information boards. Otherwise really enjoyable

I went here as part of a Rick Steves group tour (highly recommended!). They have a great collection of items from thousands of years ago. It is really amazing to see such intricate carving and jewelry work from thousands of years BC!

The museum is tidy and beautiful, too much tools used in it, but the place inside the museum is very hot, and needs to add air conditioner.

Bin yıllar önce cezveyi dahi dümdüz yapmayıp bir figür bir süsleme ile bezeyen bir uygarlıklardan sonra şimdi nasıl bu kadar nezaketsiz ve zevksiz olduk? Bunun cevabını net bir şekilde göreceğiniz eşsiz bir müze. Bu kadar geç olmamalıydı gelişim. Ama tekrar tekrar geleceğim...

If you are in Turkey as a turist or even local this is a must see. There are so much history in this erea, an it is all gsthered here in this museum, which has 1997 won price for best museum. The time Line starts from around 10.000 BC to the Roman era. It is truly remakable to see the craftmentship of the time, and you cannot stop thinking that the technique used for almost 10.000 years ago are almost the same most people still use today. Truly amazing.

Very beautiful museum located in the heart of the old city of Ankara next to the castle, it exhibits very important artifacts from the different civilizations that inhabited Anatolia since the prehistoric times. I very much enjoyed the whole museum reading about the history of Anatolia and its civilizations and i highly recommend checking it out.

Fascinating place! Totally worth visiting.

I must say that before my recent trip to Turkey, I wasn't really interested in going to the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations (Anadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi) in Ankara. Most of the time, I don't enjoy visiting museums that focus on historic cultures. But I'm happy to report that visiting this specific museum was a fun and memorable experience that I'd heartily recommend to others. I was immediately taken by the museum's stunning architecture, which skillfully combines modern style with the old building it is located in. The museum's layout has been well thought out and organised to make it easy for visitors to move about and thoroughly immerse themselves in the fascinating history of the many Anatolian civilizations. The sheer variety of artefacts on show at this museum is one of its most outstanding features. It is evident that the curators have worked hard to offer a thorough picture of the area's history, covering everything from the Palaeolithic era to the Hittites, Phrygians, and Lydians. Visitors are better able to comprehend and appreciate the value of the artefacts they are viewing thanks to the thorough descriptions and educational panels that accompany each exhibit. The interactive features of the museum, which cater to a variety of age groups and interests, were another thing that truly pleased me. The museum does a good job of ensuring that history is understandable and fun for everyone, whether it be through an interesting multimedia presentation about the Assyrian Empire or interactive games for kids. For their expertise and helpfulness, the workers at the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations also merit special attention. They made for a very educational experience by being more than happy to answer any queries and offer further details on the displays. In conclusion, although if the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations was not initially on my list of places to go, I am glad that I had the chance to do so. The museum is a must-visit location for anybody travelling to Ankara thanks to its well-organized layout, varied collection of artefacts, fun interactive features, and informed personnel. I'd highly recommend making time to visit this fascinating museum, whether you're a history enthusiast or just seeking for something to do for an afternoon.

100% visit this museum alot to see and a a lot to learn. From early human history to anatolia history from assyrians romans to Greeks, hitits, frygians,urartu otaman, poetry, gold and everything...

This museum is an absolute must-see, even if you're not a history lover. It is a home of exhibits of global importance, from civilizations that shaped the history if Asia minor.

If you like ancient history, this is the place to be. Try to get experienced guys to help you with some of the Turkish translations. They can be very helpful. And it is free

Very organized and amazing place enjoyed learning about the civilisation and all the history I was IMPRESSED and it’s HUGE so worth coming here 10/10

Somewhat small, however very well organized and attractive museum to visit in Ankara. The capital city needs much more museums though.

Beautifully presented treasures from all of man's history in Turkey. Very impressive collection of wonderfully crafted pieces in a lovely building.

Great museum ! A must visit in Ankara.

The awful experience. I don't recommend it. Don't go and don't pay for these tourist trap museums. Their entrance tickets are 280 TL for foreign adults and locals pay less than half. But the worst is that it is still the same price (280TL) for foreign students with an ISIC card (International Student Identity Card). They don't even accept it. However, Turkish students pay 80TL for entrance. Maybe they consider foreign students as millionaires.

Your visit will be a great experience about the journey of humankind on this part of earth. Anatolia as a cradle of civilizations without any doubt, given all of the dazzling and stunning objects in which laid out on this great museums permanent and newly installed displays has also titled with their provenance shedding light to their historical origins.

Well organized museum. It's very small though. Not more than a 30 minute visit. There's a Bazar next door that you could see.

Just amazing.. Learning about human kind and civilization.. very impressive and educating.. I would go every time I visit Ankara?

Museum is very good but issue is ticket price specially if you are coming with kids. No family discount. I have kids ages 10-15 and they are not interested but we pay ticket because we don't have any other option.

(Translated by Google) A very informative and beautifully designed museum. It is a very pleasant complex, from landscape work to the history of the building it is in. (Original) Çok bilgilendirici ve çok güzel tasarlanmış bir müze. Peyzaj çalışmasından, içinde bulunduğu binanın tarihine çok keyifli bir kompleks.

Perfect size for diving into early anatolian history for some hours. I like the chronical order of the exhibition that let's you feel how the people improved certain techniques over time. I also enjoyed that there are tons of information texts (Turkish & English) that you can read, but don't have to. After seeing the exhibition, the calm garden café is really inviting to have some food and drink.

Yurt disindan gelen bir cok turist in ozellikle geldigi bir muze. Tavsiye ederim

(Translated by Google) So beautiful (Original) Çok güzel

Very historical information and things preserved well.

One if most beautiful collection of artefacts which remind us of the long gone civilisations who made us.

(Translated by Google) There are very interesting pieces in the museum, unique beauties ... Starting from M.O, we had the opportunity to show our children how to survive in the developing time. We have to spend some time in this museum (Original) Çok enteresan parçalar var müzede, eşsiz güzellikler.. M.O'den başlayarak, insanin gelişen zaman içinde, nasil hayatta kaldığını, çocuklarımıza anlatma gösterme fırsatı bulduk. Baya bi zaman ayırmak lâzım bu müzeye

(Translated by Google) I advise (Original) Tavsiye ederim

(Translated by Google) Pretty muzé (Original) Jolie muzé

(Translated by Google) I suggest you to visit the historical Ankara Castle with the excuse of a free museum and teacher. (Original) Öğretmen ve öğrenci ücretsiz Müze bahanesi ile tarihi Ankara Kalesini de gezmenizi öneririm

(Translated by Google) Separate all your guns. (Original) Tum gununuzu ayirin.En guzel muzelerden

(Translated by Google) Photos inside the museum (Original) Müze içi fotoğraflar

(Translated by Google) It is a wonderful museum with traces of Anatolian history. (Original) Anadolu tarihinden izler taşıyan harika bir müze.

(Translated by Google) Make an opportunity to go. A wonderful museum (Original) Mutlaka gitmek icin firsat yaratin. Muhtesem bir müze

(Translated by Google) Go without thinking, ?? (Original) Düşünmeden gidin ??

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(Translated by Google) The place that makes you feel the value of the geography we live in. (Original) Yaşadığımız coğrafyanın değerini hissettiren yer.

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful museum founded in 1921 with the foresight of the ancestor, where you can find the artifacts and remnants of the civilizations that lived in Anatolia. (Original) Anadoluda yasamış medeniyetlerin eser ve kalıntılarını bulabileceğiniz, 1921 yılında Atamın ileri görüşlülüğü ile kurulan güzel bir müze.

(Translated by Google) A must-see museum, it is possible to observe an exemplary human adventure. (Original) Gezilip görülmesi gereken bir müze, ibretlik bir insanlık serüvenini gözlemlemek mümkün

Small but very well done and comprehensive museum in a historic building.

It has a variety of different eras, and you can listen to the history of each one

Nice museum but its kinda boring and not that big. It just has way old stuff back before jesus was born. It's just filled with old spoons, ancient bathtubs and old stones. I would recommend Rahmi M. Koç Museum first (which is also cheaper btw) and then this one.

(Translated by Google) A museum that can pay enough 45 TL. It would be better if there was an explanation in Korean, but how much would there be such a place if it wasn't in Korea. You can easily understand English explanations, so you can find little fun if you read them while looking at every corner. The picture is a divorce certificate in ancient wedge letters! It was amazing that the contents were not very different from those of these recent years. (Original) 충분히 45 TL는 지불할 수 있는 박물관. 한글 설명이 있으면 더욱 좋겠으나 한국 아님 그런 곳이 얼마나 있을까.. 영어 설명도 어렵지 않게 이해할 수 있으니 구석구석 보면서 읽어보면 소소한 재미를 찾을 수 있다. 사진은 고대 쐐기문자로 된 이혼증서! 내용도 요근래 것과 별 차이가 없는게 신기했다.

The museum is nice, it has very interesting items but unfortunately the staff are not friendly. They ask people to leave the museum 15min earlier. They close at 18:45 not 19:00.

The wonderful past of the Turks. Wonderful

Gezilip görülmesi gereken yerlerden birisi tavsiye ederim

Really well done museum. Tons of really incredibly historical pieces. Staff were friendly and helpful. The gift shop was a little pushy but not a huge deal. Would highly recommend.

I enjoyed the pieces on display, especially the potterey.

Very nice place to visit if you like history and especially Assyrian and Hetite empire. Many interesting things could be seen and digitally read.

I visited museums all around the world, including New York, Tel-Aviv, Budapest, etc. I think this is the best museum that I have ever been to.

very interesting, you can easily get a grasp of the development of the cultures in anatolia

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(Translated by Google) Everyone must see. Terrific (Original) Herkesin mutlaka görmesi gerekiyor. Müthiş

(Translated by Google) I recommend you to keep plenty of time since rare pieces are exhibited and a unique museum can be visited without getting bored ? (Original) Nadide parçaların sergilendiği, eşsiz bir müze sıkılmadan gezilebildigi için zamanı bol tutmanızı öneririm ?

(Translated by Google) It is by far the best museum I have ever visited. Ethnography was also very good, but this is another (Original) Gittiğim açık ara en iyi müze. Etnoğrafya da çok iyiydi ama bu bi başka

(Translated by Google) A very impressive museum should definitely be visited. (Original) Cok etkileyici bir müze kesinlikle gidilmeli.

(Translated by Google) The contents of the museum are wonderful, they protect our history very well, but the entrance fee is 30 TL. (Original) Müzenin içindekiler harika,geçmişimizi çok güzel koruyorlar fakat giriş ücreti 30 TL ben öğrenciyim bana biraz fazla geldi size nasıl gelir bilemem