The Antalya of the most important Turkish tourist centers, where they attract the attention of many foreign and domestic wonderful climate, and history old.
It includes a lot of places that should be had , mostly places vitality of the fact that the entire city occupies a distinctive place on the Mediterranean coast.
As for what sets it apart really is the number of museums that restricting mention among the most important of the subject:
Antalya Museum Antalya Aquarium Water
It is considered one of the largest aquatic museums in the world so it competes with Valencia and Genoa Museum, known for sizeable surface area of as well.
The museum includes thousands of fish and sea creatures that have been brought in from all over the world to Italy in more than 7 million cubic liters of water to represent a model neighborhood for Sea World .
this exciting to pole museum takes you through the largest hall closed and covered with snow in the world with an area of 1,500 meters, which means that you will be in a temperature of -5 ° C only!
Antalya Museum Antalya Museum
Which is in turn the most important museums of Turkey as it contains collections and artifacts representing the civilizations that developed on the Turkish Mediterranean coast.
The museum is located in the Konyaalti area versus Ataturk Park extended on 30,000 square meters and has a width and 13 in addition to the Department of Children's Outdoor Conference Hall.
The museum hosts more than 5,000 pieces shown except for 30,000 pieces not shown to the public.
House Ataturk Atatürk's House Museum Museum
It is a national museum in Antalya, the building was formerly dedicated to visits by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the palace to the city and remained so until it was handed over in 1984 to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism to turn the house into a museum was opened to the public in 1986.
Here you will find banknotes, coins, commemorative coins and postage stamps issued since the proclamation of the Republic The most important part of the museum it is the room that embraces Ataturk's personal belongings.
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