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Central Anatolia is
rich in historical places each depicting story of the ancient time.
You will find plenty of museums here that people from various
regions along with the locals love to visit again and again.
If you look at the list of museums here in Central Anatolia, then
you will get to see a number of museums here that have the treasure
of the ancient times preserved in them. These museums tell us the
history of the civilizations that used to be a part of Turkey.
If you are going to visit Central Anatolia, then you will see plenty
of museums there that will be telling you the history of various
cultures and people that used to be a part of Turkey. The souvenirs
there and other items belonging to the past tell the story of the
old Turks.
Central Anatolia is a place that is full of historical sites. There
are a number of museums here that are a center of attention for the
tourists, visitors, locals as well as archaeologists.
The best museum here is the Museum of Anatolian civilization. It is
located near the citadel entrance. You will find a number of unique
artifacts of Phrygian, Roman, Hittite, Neolithic, Urartian, Hatti
and Paleolithic era. This museum is open throughout the week except
for Monday. However during summers, it is open throughout the week.
A museum rich in folkloric artifacts from various Ottoman and Seljuk
mosques is the Ethnography Museum. It is located near the Talat Pasa
Boulevard. Another museum that is full of Turkish art from the 19th
century is known as the Painting and Sculpture museum. It is located
near the Ethnography Museum.
Located near the Ullus square is the Liberation War Museum. This
museum was the place where the war for liberation was planned. It
was the 1st building of the parliament of the state. You will see a
number of photographs and various items from that time there. You
can also see wax figures of the past presidents of Turkey. This
museum is also open throughout the week expect for Monday.
If you have planned to visit turkey and explore the various
locations here, then do not forget visiting the Central Anatolia.
This place has a number of places of attraction that are worth
visiting. Many people and tourists from various locations from
within the country and outside the country come to visit the museums
here. Coming to turkey, visiting Central Anatolia will be the best
thing to make your holidays enjoyable. You will certainly learn a
lot about the cultural dynasties and cultural heritage of Central
Anatolia.
Moving on the museum close of the Liberation War Museum, you will
find the Museum of the Republic. This was the 2nd parliament
building of the state. During the significant events of the state,
various exhibitions are held here. Ataturk’s house is another museum
that exhibits photos as well other items as per the events that come
in the calendar.
On the Eskisehir road, there lies the Natural History Museum. It
exhibits the evolutionary developments of the Turks. This museum is
open throughout the week but it is closed during the religious
holidays. The PTT museum opened in the year 1982 displays
telegraphs, stamps, postal and telephone displays.
The Turkish Radio and Television Museum is the museum that is loved
by the radio listeners. You can find the ancient radios and
phonographs used by Turks here. These museums are not the only
attractions that promote tourism, turkey has a lot more to offer
apart from this too. The antique pieces of miniatures, artifacts and
other items used by the ancient people who lived in Turkey for long
long years are readily found in various museums created here in
Central Anatolia.
The Mehmet Akif Erosy Museum that is located on the HUC campus is
the museum that honors the national poet of the Turks who wrote the
national anthem, various other poems and songs of independence. The
foreigners are not the only ones who are attracted to these museums.
The locals after being visiting these museums for so many times
still have not got bored of them.
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