Arslan Eyce Private Amphora Museum

The museum displays 400 amphorae in a converted 19th-century maritime storage building near the Mediterranean coast of Turkey.

Founded by collector Arslan Eyce in 2003, the museum houses vessels recovered from underwater sites dating from 3200 BC to 1800 AD.

The exhibits demonstrate Mediterranean trade routes through ancient storage vessels used for transporting wine, oil, and other goods across waters.

Located at İsmet Inonu Street 62/B in Taşucu, the museum operates under the supervision of the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Every amphora in the collection originates from maritime excavations conducted over four decades by the museum's founder.

Location: Silifke

Location: Mersin Province

Inception: 2003

Website: http://tasucuamphoramuzesi.com/tr/t-c-kultur-ve-turizm-bakanligi-arslan-eyce-ozel-amphora-muzesi-1997

GPS coordinates: 36.31750,33.87778

Latest update: March 4, 2025 04:11