Convenient Parking, beautiful building, courteous staff, there is an audio guide in Russian... But the ticket in October 2024 (without the audio guide) turned out to be 575 Turkish lira (equivalent to 15 euros, according to their exchange rate, since prices are in euros, and they only charge in lira), although in August 2023, people wrote, it was 200 lira!
Russian Russian Museum is a very interesting museum, but unfortunately there is no audio guide in Russian or guides in Russian.
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AK
Level 9 Local Expert
January 5
The museum is quite compact. There are many statues from excavations in Perga. Taking into account the automatic inclusion of an audio guide in the ticket, it doesn't turn out to be budget-friendly, but they give you headphones. You should try to take only the entrance ticket, listen to the guide on your phone.
A good museum, there is the necessary background information in English and Turkish, an audio guide is also in Russian
The only thing is that the entrance costs 15 € for non-Turkish citizens. And it's worth paying attention to, because almost all prices are in lira, except for the cost of one basic ticket
There is practically no museum cafe, but the shop is good: the literature is decent, and there is beautiful, even somewhat authentic costume jewelry (worth 250-300 lire), and various statuettes, also from 300 lire
An absolutely amazing museum!! With a rich collection and atmospheric presentation of exhibits. In my opinion, it is not inferior to the Istanbul Archaeological Museum, considering, of course, that it is never possible to see it completely, a third or even half of its halls are constantly closed.. But not here, everything is open for viewing and a wonderful courtyard with peacocks!
The exhibition is small. The price is insane, not a ticket, but a spare part for a space capsule. Based on the experience of visiting other museums, it's not worth it at all.
A very interesting archaeological museum. There is a tram stop nearby. There is a parking lot for cars in the courtyard of the museum. The coast with parks where you can walk is just around the corner.
The museum itself is divided into thirteen halls, each of which is dedicated to a separate topic. There is a hall for children, a hall of small and marine finds, several halls of statues of gods and emperors, very interesting burials.
The second floor is dedicated to Byzantine icons and coins.
The museum is mysteriously dim and air-conditioned. An audio guide in Russian can be taken at the entrance.
There are many more archaeological finds in the courtyard of the museum, peacocks are walking and there is a small cafe.
I did not expect such finds here, my first archaeological museum is not in Russia and Ukraine, the impressions are excellent, the family was also happy, I did not take the tour, in principle everything is clear
A decent museum.
I am grateful for its creation and the safety of the exhibits.
There is an audio guide, it's a pity that there is no Wi-Fi, but it doesn't work without the Internet.
Greek culture is amazing.
A very interesting museum: from antique sculptures, sarcophagi to icons, coins, jewelry, household items. It will take more than one hour to visit all the halls of the museum!
Not cheap entrance tickets are 15 euros + an audio guide is another 15 euros.
They charge only in lira.
The statues are mostly from Perge, those that were dug up late and did not have time to steal and take to European and American museums and private collections. It is good that the history of those peoples who lived on these fertile lands has been preserved. Thanks to the Turks for starting excavations of old ruined cities and not hesitating to exhibit them in museums.
There were some places where I went with high expectations and finally said why I hadn't come before. Whether it's the quality of the work or the diversity, it's at a high level. Well, I saw my way fell. Everyone who likes to dislike should see.
Nice place, especially liked the courtyard with peacocks
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Alex Zaborskiy
Level 23 Local Expert
May 3
The museum impressed me with its collection of statues. I'm not a big connoisseur, but it's hard not to be surprised and admired. The worship of the Great Mother, her cult, passes before my eyes as if it were yesterday.
A very interesting museum. If you scan the code on the tickets, then download the application-there is a Russian audio guide. You can use their museum service, but this increases the cost of tickets) by default, the audio guide is included in the price, we were refunded the difference when their audio guide was already refused when passing through the turnstiles)
A great place to have a good time. I visited it twice .
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Виктор
Level 13 Local Expert
April 14
An interesting museum. There are a lot of exhibits, the entrance costs an inadequate amount of money, of course (for tourists). It's worth a visit if you come to Antalya not only for the beaches and the hotel grounds)
The best place to visit in the midday heat.
Most of the statues are copies of the Roman period. That is, of course, they are also ancient, but they are the works of students of great sculptors. Nevertheless, they amaze with their realism, fine work, and emotions. Be sure to select the most important figure for yourself, and then read more about it. The effect of presence is ensured! For example, I was hanging by the statue of Hermes.
And on the second floor you will find almost an altar of Orthodox icons. As well as the relics of St. Nicholas (very impressive).
I just had an incredible pleasure!!! I have simply never seen such a large number of ancient sculptural products anywhere. Definitely need to visit. I'm thrilled!!!
A great museum.
But the entrance seemed expensive. 1052 lira was given for 2.
There is a special application with a free audio guide. You need to download it in advance, install it on your phone, and after paying for the museum, scan the qr code from the entrance ticket and you can listen to the explanations of the exhibits.
It is very convenient, but I did not have the Internet and the opportunity to download the guide in the museum. And there is no WiFi in the museum(((
Nevertheless, the museum is excellent.
A good museum, you need to go, a lot of originals
The current entry price is always on their website, as of mid-October 2023 it is 340 liras
It works until 19:00, tickets are sold until 18:30, but go early, at 18:40 they are already starting to kick out and turn everything off.
You can get there by public transport, everything is in Yandex maps)
The audio guide will help you install using the app on your phone, if there is Internet. If it doesn't work out, then they offered a museum audio guide for free, they left a document as a pledge
If you are interested in spending time in Antalya, then be sure to visit it. The Hadrian's Arch is certainly good, but the museum is quite rich. Of course, there is more exposition in Istanbul and Ankara, but it is also quite large here and we were happy to visit it.
I really liked the museum. To see with my own eyes what I saw only in textbooks is worth a lot. Interesting exhibits. Of the disadvantages, only the cost for foreigners.
We read on the Internet that the entrance costs 45 thousand lira, we decided that this was a great price, since we visited the Archaeological Museum of Istanbul in the same year. There, a separate ticket cost 75 lire. Then we bought a museum card, which included 13-15 museums throughout Turkey and cost 700 liras.
We arrived at the museum in Antalya, the ticket price is 200 liras with an audio guide + 75 liras. (The audio guide did not work in the end), for the museum card 1,700 lire and 2,500 lire (they differ in the number of days). The funny thing is that on the ticket that we were given, the price ended up under the sticker "200 lira" was 90!!! I understand everything, there is inflation in the country, but it's so brazen to increase ticket prices for a couple of floors, you'll forgive me... At least there was something to see in Istanbul.
I visited the Archaeological Museum for the first time and was really amazed by one word! M.Q This historical trip from the ancient Roman empire was tremendous
I really liked the museum, it is very interesting to see a lot of historical exhibits. It's really cool in the museums. When leaving the museum, there is a shop where you can buy souvenirs.
A magnificent collection of antique statues and sarcophagi, mostly from the city of Perge! We have spent several hours here, we will be happy to come again.
A good museum, the first hall is a bit boring, there is not enough interactive, but I really liked the hall with sculptures, sarcophagi and the courtyard. There are not many people, you can safely see everything
1) There is no guide in any language!
This is the first time I have come across such a "museum"
2) There are also no headphones with translation. Not in any language. It's a mess. Where is the director of the museum? Where is the Turkish Ministry of Tourism looking??? 🇹🇷
It was a pleasant surprise to find a good archaeological museum in the center of a tourist town. A large collection, a great opportunity to practice Turkish and English with guides, the gift shop pleases with its assortment and affordable prices.
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Александр Поляков
Level 23 Local Expert
November 14, 2024
A beautiful museum. There are many antique sculptures and sarcophagi. The cost is 10 euros (November 2024), but we were during the festival and only paid 350 lire for the audio guide. They are mostly from the excavations of the city of Perge. I recommend visiting Perge first, and then going to this museum.