
Antalya Ethnographic Museum
Antalya Ethnographic Museum
Antalya, Turkey
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Ann McDonald — 2 months ago
Came across this museum while walking down to the marina. It is free to enter so we'll worth a visit. There are two buildings and each has a different theme from clothing, general life and even weaponry. Most items were from 20th century.
**★★★★★ Daria — 3 months ago
An excellent local history museum with a small but interesting exhibition. You can see how the people of Antalya lived in 20th century. I was especially impressed by the detailed rooms and the human figures - they looked so real. Entry was free.
**★★★★★ Richard K — a year ago
The museum is very big, separated in two sections. Be sure to walk through the garden to the lower level. Sometimes you can only enter from the upper level, and some days both entrances are open. It’s free too! It’s very well designed, and a great way to learn the local history.
**★★★★★ Thomas Cusson — a year ago
Very nice museum about classic Turkish culture. i was tricked at first, but the museum comes in 2 parts. Don’t forget to go to the garden to see the other part and the tombs. The more classic area during the ottoman period is the part that is down and the part about the more modern turkish culture is in the upper part of the museum. Free entrance. Summer schedule : 8h30-20h
**★★★★☆ Alex — 2 years ago
It's surprising but nobody meets you at the entrance, nobody sells tickets... There were 2 guides busy with other tourists, so I was left unnoticed. The museum is tiny, in my opinion. Expositions aren't impressive. In winter time it works shorter hours (until 5.30pm).
















