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Great museum showing the civilisations of Kayseri.
This musuem shows the history of Keseri High School and some information about the wars fought in and around Kesari.
The Archeological Museum in Kayseri is a great place to learn about the history of the region. You can see a lot of interesting artifacts from different periods of time.
If you're interested in ancient history, you should definitely check out the Archeological Museum in Kayseri. It's a great place to learn about the different civilizations that inhabited the area.
It's a really fascinating museum with a lot of cool exhibits. You can see a lot of pottery, coins, and other artifacts from ancient times. There's also a lot of information about the different civilizations that have lived in the area over the centuries.
If you're interested in ancient history, you should definitely check out the Archeological Museum in Kayseri. It's a great place to learn about the different civilizations that inhabited the area.
It's a really fascinating museum with a lot of cool exhibits. You can see a lot of pottery, coins, and other artifacts from ancient times. There's also a lot of information about the different civilizations that have lived in the area over the centuries.
The National Struggle Museum is a great place to learn about the history of Turkey's struggle for independence. You can see a lot of interesting artifacts from the period, and learn about the different events that took place.
The National Struggle Museum Milli Mücadele Müzesi is a great place to learn about the history of Turkey's struggle for independence. There are a lot of interesting exhibits about the different events that took place during the struggle, and you can see a lot of artifacts from the period. It's definitely worth a visit if you're interested in learning more about this important period in Turkish history.
The National Struggle Museum Milli Mücadele Müzesi is a great place to learn about the history of Turkey's struggle for independence. There are a lot of interesting exhibits about the different events that took place during the struggle, and you can see a lot of artifacts from the period. It's definitely worth a visit if you're interested in learning more about this important period in Turkish history.
Eventhough it is small but it is interesting. The workers are very helpful and welcoming.
Great museum with some junger items in the exhibition.
Currently closed with no opening date due to the disastrous earthquakes in the region (same as other museums in the earthquake zone as well) Otherwise it is such an astounding museum in the middle of the historical castle, a must visit if you are in the area.
I have tried multiple days and times to come see this museum that google reports as open. Apparently I was told today it is closed for months via hand signals since most people here in Kayseri don’t speak English, Spanish or French it was hard for me to ask questions and communicate. It seems like most museums here are only open between June-September.
I have tried multiple days and times to come see this museum that google reports as open. Apparently I was told today it is closed for months via hand signals since most people here in Kayseri don’t speak English, Spanish or French it was hard for me to ask questions and communicate. It seems like most museums here are only open between June-September.
I have tried multiple days and times to come see this museum that google reports as open. Apparently I was told today it is closed for months via hand signals since most people here in Kayseri don’t speak English, Spanish or French it was hard for me to ask questions and communicate. It seems like most museums here are only open between June-September.
The leader and founder of the Republic of Türkiye stayed in this house during his visit to Kayseri. It is a showcase of the house and the way that it was arranged in 1919 when Ataturk stayed there. The mansion was built in the 19th century in late Ottoman fashion and is known as the Imamizade Raşit Ağa Mansion. It is of great importance to this city and the heritage of this great nation.
Fantastic museum. Very well organised, lots of informative signage in english and well lit artefacts. The Neolithic statuary was a delight but there were so many interesting artefacts to admire. Well worth a visit.
Very nice musiem
Must visit
Must visit
This place totally reminded me of the movie🎥 night at the museum 😁 10/10 would recommend👌
Worth try. Please do not touch any object, someone could be very angry about it.
A very interesting and modern museum that covers thousand years of history of this area.The ticket is quite cheap, 12,5 TL. The museum is located in the Kayseri castle.
Really liked this place! Exhibitions are quite rich and the museum is very nice designed. There is a lot to see, so extra info for easy-tired: there are chairs ;)
They organised very well. To know the history of Kayseri during the worldwar1. If you visit there during COVID-19 don’t forget to get your HES code!
Nice small museum without an entrance fee. It's good for city to have it. I would suggest to have the documentary movie at the entrance in English too.
However, -1 star for the wrong order of boards showing Ataturk's life. Dates are correct, just boards are supposed to go from left to the right. Also wax statues of Ataturk have too much facial hair in spite of information written in the neighboring room: "Every morning, Ataturk used to have his coffee and cigarette, then his barber shaved him. After that he used to have his massage, have bath, get dressed, and go to his study. He had a second shave on the nights he went to balls. It was very important for him to be beardless, and he got very angry when he saw unshaved people in his service".
However, -1 star for the wrong order of boards showing Ataturk's life. Dates are correct, just boards are supposed to go from left to the right. Also wax statues of Ataturk have too much facial hair in spite of information written in the neighboring room: "Every morning, Ataturk used to have his coffee and cigarette, then his barber shaved him. After that he used to have his massage, have bath, get dressed, and go to his study. He had a second shave on the nights he went to balls. It was very important for him to be beardless, and he got very angry when he saw unshaved people in his service".
authenticity till the end..loved it
A good example of hictoric houses. Atatürk stayed this one during his visit. That makes it special
Wonderful memorial to Ataturk. Architecture, collection, info and film are all very nice.
This museum consists meterials and informations of period of Turkish İndipendence War. Indeed, This place was a high school then it was turned into a museum by government due to the fact that this school could not graduate student in 1915 owing to war. Thanks to people who passed away in this war for our future lives.
Small but well designed museum explaining Turkish independence war with cool graphics and models
You must go there. Lovely place