GalleryAntalya Museum

out of 100 points
based on 5 reviews
No. 1 out of 3 Museum / Exhibition / Gallery in Antalya

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out of 100
Overall rating includes:
90
Accessibility
100
"Must See"-Factor
100
Concept
100
Exhibits
100
Relevance

Address Org.Kenan Evren Bulvari
Antalya
07050

Telephone: +90(242)2385688

Fax: +90(242)2385687

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Surroundings

Antalya Aquapark
(1 miles)
Antalya Tramvay
(1.2 miles)
Kaleiçi Yat Limanı
(1.3 miles)
Saklikent Ski Resort
(1.3 miles)
Konyaalti Plaji
(1.3 miles)
Murat Paşa Camii
(1.3 miles)
Miniturkey Culture Park
(1.4 miles)
Yivli Minare
(1.4 miles)
Karaalioğlu Parkı
(1.4 miles)
Saat Kulesi
(1.4 miles)

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Dalka(29)

90%

very good

[Dalka, 25/07/2010] There is a lot of history to Turkey, so this is why we decided to join the group and pay a visit to the Antalya Museum. At the museum, you can actually see what the Turks have to offer to the world like istorical heritage of importance. There is even a pre-historic section, where a lot of collectibles from caves and places of interest can be seen. There is also a garden with statues and monuments, a lot of important everyday utensils, clothes, etc. What is important is that the museum is still too small and cannot keep all the artefacts. Actually, a lot of them are in storage and wait for t [more]

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Frommers.com

84%

perfection!

The author states that the museum is the "cultural thing" to do in Antalaya. He writes that the area is rich in "cultural heritage" and states that "much of it can be seen at this museum. The "more than 5000 archaeological works" are "thought provoking" and are showcased in "14 exhibit halls". He marvels at the "amazing collection...from the Karain Cave " that can be seen in the "Prehistoric section" which includes "findings dating back 50.000 years". "Grand statues" of the "protagonists of classic mythology" can be seen in the "Gallery of the Gods" and the "rich exhibition of intricately carv [more]