Honest reviews

★ 1 a month ago

It's not a museum. Closed to the public. Nothing here

Sylleion Kyaneai

★ 1 5 years ago

İt shouldnt be forgotten that this place was built on Greek Graveyard and the main central Church "Aya Pantelemion" for the Greeks of Antalya .

ilknur özdemir

★ 5 4 months ago

I love visiting city museums in the cities I visit, and this one is the largest and most comprehensive one I've visited so far. We spent two hours there and couldn't even finish the lower floor, and I plan to visit again. If you only read the informational materials, it can take hours to navigate. The sheer volume of information makes you want to take breaks. The downside is that a museum established to be a city's memory seems to have a political identity, unfortunately. Of course, since it was created by the municipality, the relationship between some other municipalities and the city isn't even presented, and the gaps between them make it seem like nothing happened in Antalya during those years. By the way, entrance is 15 TL for adults and 10 TL for students, and cash is not accepted. Also, soundproofed rooms are needed—even when you're standing in the section about ancient cities, you constantly hear the sounds of Antalya's bazaar and shopkeepers from behind. Creating sound-enabled sections is nice, but they need to be separated from the other sections because you're trying to read something amidst the constant noise.