1. Antalya Museum
2. Sandland Open-Air Museum
3. Atatürk's House Museum
4. Antalya Toy Museum
5. Side Underwater Museum
Antalya Museum is one of the largest and most important archaeological museums in Turkey. The rich collection presents the history of the region to its visitors in a wide time period extending from the Paleolithic Age to the Roman Period.
In addition to works belonging to important ancient civilizations such as Lycia, Pamphylia and Pisidia, Antalya Museum also offers a virtual tour, allowing you to visit from home. It is very easy to reach the museum and there are various restaurants and cafes in its vicinity.
For Additional Information:
Official Website: antalya.gov.tr/antalya-muzesi
Culture Portal: kulturportali.gov.tr
Created using 10 thousand tons of river sand, the Sandland Sculpture Museum is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Antalya. The museum, famous for its giant sand sculptures created by artists from all over the world every year, offers visitors a unique visual feast. These sculptures, shaped according to different themes, bring together both art and nature.
The museum attracts a lot of attention, especially in the summer months, and is frequently visited by both local and foreign tourists. Sandland, which is among the places that must be seen by those who come to Antalya, offers both an entertaining and educational experience.
For Additional Information:
Official Website: https://www.sandlandantalya.com/
Visiting Hours: Varies according to the season.
Antalya Atatürk House Museum opens the house where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk stayed during his visit to Antalya in 1930 to visitors. This historical structure is equipped with objects, photographs and documents that bear Atatürk's traces in Antalya. In the museum, you can access detailed information about Atatürk's purpose in coming to Antalya, his views on the city and the studies he conducted.
Antalya Toy Museum is a fascinating place located in the Kaleiçi district, famous for its historical and cultural texture. Home to a large toy collection dating from the 1860s to the 1990s, the museum offers an unforgettable experience for both children and adults. In addition to toys from Japan, Germany and Russia, the museum also exhibits locally produced toys. Located in a historical inn, the museum offers an educational and instructive environment.
Official Website: oyuncakmuzesi.antalya.bel.tr/
Side Underwater Museum is known as the first underwater museum in Turkey and one of the few in the world. Located at a depth of approximately 12-20 meters off the coast of Side district of Antalya, the museum hosts 117 sculptures divided into 5 different themes. These sculptures act as a natural reef without harming marine life.
You must have a diving certificate to visit the museum which contains sculptures with different themes such as the Battle of Gallipoli, Mevlevi Order, and the sea god Poseidon.
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