antalya archaeological museum

门票不便宜，但是物有所值。喜欢精美的雕塑作品,EFES还有周围几个古迹发掘出来的好东西都搬这了。美中不足的是尚未有中文讲解器租赁。

我们来到伊斯坦布尔的这家博物馆,我们并不十分确定自己是否真心享受这里但是这里真是规划完好而且相当有趣。我们参观完博物馆后又再周边周游了一番,真心很喜欢。

所有雕像和衣服陈列的很漂亮,如果需要休息的话可以坐下来,入口费用15TL,不过非常值得买点东西,虽然有点贵,外面的花园很好,可以坐下来,周围就什么都有。

花点时间来参观安塔利亚考古博物馆,一定会不虚此行的,而且来这里也非常方便。搭乘旅游电车,最后一站下车,向右穿过通向沙滩的马路,就会看到博物馆了。馆长管理的非常有序,而且博物馆的大小规模都易于管理。史前古器物被很好的隔离开,在馆里也不会感觉到拥挤……出乎我的意料……我们用声讯导游,非常方便。不要忘了看二楼的图标。与博物馆毗邻的花园非常漂亮,走进花园就像返回了真实世界。

这家博物馆很漂亮,而且完全超出了我们的预期.我们是周日去的,非常安静、怡人。里面收藏的罗马雕塑非常漂亮,语音导游和信息匾的介绍都很棒,而且听着也很容易理解。我们在这儿感觉很愉快,而且受益良多。

藏品可谓是丰富到奢侈，从编年开始，分不同考古发掘场地进行陈列，很多让人嫉妒的藏品。由于历史原因，近现代会少一些，但也已经媲美很多国家级博物馆。

For those who like history. Many things to see, beautiful design, you need definitely more than 2 hours to pay attention to all the exponates.

I'll have to be honest - I am not a big fan of Ancient Greek or Roman history. Nevertheless, this museum did not fail to impress with its wealth of ancient artefacts, relics and statues from those eras. It's amazing to see so many well-preserved, life-size statues and sarcophagi with such intricate details, complete with bilingual explanations of each in English and Turkish. The museum inside houses a vast collection, but you can find even more relics placed outdoors in the museum courtyard. There is even a small bird-house with a couple of peacocks and fancy breeds of chicken for some reason.The museum can be easily reached via tram from Kaleiçi. It is within a five to seven minutes walking distance from Konyaaltı Beach. I recommend going to the museum first, then relax on the beach for the rest of the afternoon.

being an archaeological buff I very much enjoyed this museum. It was very well detailed and filled with many artifacts. They even had art and some contemporary artifacts (rugs and the such). 85% of the information however was in Turkish. There were some comments in English but very little. You can take pictures in this place but of course like the majority of the museums not flash. Staff was very friendly and answered some of my questions.

Out of all the things to do in Antalya I honestly thought this was one of the better ones. Lots off great artefacts from the perge site.

The museum was a short tram ride up the coast from Kaleici where we were staying. The building is large and quite imposing but once inside you are rewarded with amazing statues and sarcophagus from ancient Roman cities (mainly Perge). There are so a wealth of Turkish and early Christian displays.The museum is a must see day out and takes a good few hours to look round properly. Once we had visited the inside we had a drink and some lunch at the outside cafe that is surrounded by yet more ancient pieces of marble ruines with elaborate carvings.I will mention that when entering the museum you are not allowed to take rucksacks in with you but they do supply lockers for you to store them safely before you enter.

This is the most SPECTACULAR collection of statuary from Antiquity I have ever seen. Even the Met in New York or the Getty in Los Angeles, or even the museums of Rome, don't have a collection this amazing. Literally dozens of huge statuary, burial vaults, bas relief facades, it just goes on and on. This is simply a MUST SEE when in Antalya. Takes about 2-3 hours unless you want to read each plague. Air conditioned, nice souvenir and cafe also. Don't miss this - it's a special thrill and treat. Young children will likely be bored. Photo taking is allowed including flash I believe. Fee is very modest - affordable. Plenty of parking in front, and I think there are bus connections from the city as it's kind of a in a suburb because of it's enormous size.

Very beautiful museum and artifacts are amazing, you can spend all the day enjoying this views especially in summer with warm sun rays

I was there is August with 40 degrees heat!! We went in to get some AC but in the end I had to be dragged out. Anyone even remotely interested in history will love this place. Its got fossils to ancient furniture. Offered something for everyone.... Definitely recommend it!

Lots of variety and something for everyone at this museum, set out well friendly staff and a very interesting varied display