Antalya Museum

The Antalya Museum houses an impressive collection of artifacts from ancient civilizations that once thrived in Anatolia.
Antalya Museum is one of Turkey's largest and most significant archaeological museums, founded in 1922 and located in the city center since 1972. It covers 30,000 m² and features 14 exhibition halls displaying artifacts from the Paleolithic era to the Roman period, particularly from Perge. It is famous for its collection of statues

• Location: Situated in the Muratpaşa district on Konyaaltı Caddesi.
• Key Collections: Features a renowned Hall of Sarcophagi, a Hall of Gods (featuring statues from Perge), and a coin hall.
• History: The museum was established to protect artifacts from the occupation of Antalya and moved to its current modern building in 1972, which was the first designed as a museum in Turkey.
• Visiting Info: It is open for visitors, featuring extensive indoor and outdoor, open-air gallery areas.