The list includes museums and archaeological sites in different regions of Türkiye that will continue welcoming visitors throughout the holiday period. Updated information regarding museums, palaces, and cultural attractions in Istanbul has also been provided.
|
City |
Open Museums / Archaeological Sites |
|---|---|
|
Aksaray |
Ihlara Valley Archaeological Site (excluding closed sections) |
|
Antalya |
Phaselis Archaeological Site, Olympos Archaeological Site, Patara Archaeological Site |
|
Aydın |
Miletus Museum, Miletus Archaeological Site |
|
Çanakkale |
Troy Museum, Troy Archaeological Site, Assos Archaeological Site |
|
Denizli |
Hierapolis Archaeological Site |
|
Gaziantep |
Gaziantep Zeugma Mosaic Museum |
|
Istanbul |
Archaeology Museum, Galata Tower, Maiden’s Tower, Rumeli Fortress, Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, Museum of the History of Science and Technology in Islam |
|
İzmir |
Agora Archaeological Site, Ephesus Museum, Ephesus Archaeological Site, Ayasuluk-St. Jean Archaeological Site |
|
Konya |
Mevlana Museum |
|
Muğla |
Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology, Marmaris Museum |
|
Nevşehir |
Göreme Archaeological Site (excluding closed sections), Zelve-Paşabağları Archaeological Site (excluding closed sections), Derinkuyu Underground City, Kaymaklı Underground City, Özkonak Underground City |
|
Şanlıurfa |
Şanlıurfa Museum, Haleplibahçe Mosaic Museum, Göbeklitepe Archaeological Site |
For tourism guidance students and graduates actively working in the tourism industry, following updated museum schedules and cultural heritage site operations during holiday periods is highly important. Tourist guides planning tours during Eid are advised to check the latest visiting hours and operational updates in advance.
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