Akhisar Museum, History museum in Ragıp Bey Mahallesi, Turkey.
The Akhisar Museum holds around 689 archaeological objects, including ancient pottery, coins, tools, and Roman sculptures displayed across several exhibition halls. The collections span different time periods and show the long history of this region.
The museum was founded in 2012 and collects objects from prehistoric times through the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. Many items come from nearby excavations and document the different cultures that inhabited this area.
The collection shows how people in this region lived and worked across different periods, displayed through everyday items and local crafts. These objects help visitors understand the trades and activities that mattered to communities here.
The museum is located on Mustafa Abut Street at number 83 and offers full wheelchair access for visitors. Opening hours vary depending on the day of the week, so checking ahead is recommended.
Ancient sarcophagi are displayed in the museum garden, arranged among plants and trees as outdoor sculptures. This outdoor space offers an unusual way to experience history beyond the indoor exhibitions.
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