Witness the artistic peak of the Roman Empire through a world-class collection of sculptures and artifacts from the ancient city of Perge.

A Sanctuary for Ancient Gods

The Antalya Museum is one of the world's most acclaimed archaeological sanctuaries, housing a breathtaking collection of artifacts from the Stone Age to the Ottoman Empire. The museum’s hallmark is the "Hall of Gods," where massive, lifelike sculptures found in the ancient city of Perge are displayed in dramatic lighting. Walking through these galleries, you are surrounded by Roman emperors, Greek deities, and the most intricate stone sarcophagi ever discovered. It is not just a museum but a vault of human creativity that tells the story of the Mediterranean’s glorious past in a world-class, air-conditioned setting.

What Makes It Special

• Elite Sculpture Gallery: Features some of the best-preserved and most detailed Roman statues in existence.
• Archaeological Depth: A comprehensive journey through the history of the Lycian and Pamphylian regions.
• Indoor Culture: A perfect high-quality escape from the city heat that will impress even non-history buffs.

Visitor Tips

Take the Nostalgia Tram from the city center to its last stop (Müze). Allow at least 2 hours for a thorough visit. It is part of the Museum Pass system. Don’t miss the outdoor garden, which is home to peacocks and ancient stone sarcophagi.