Despite being one of Teurkey’s biggest and most important museums, the Antalya Museum still fails to display it’s thirty thousand strong collection in it’s thirteen exhibition halls. Nevertheless, these halls tell a terrific history of the Mediterranean and Pamphylia districts of Anatolia, afact which earned it the "European Council Special Prize" in 1988. The halls are divided by their respective categories, ranging from ancient coins and mosaics to sarcophagi and Islamic art. Statues of important people decorate the bulding, one of which is the statue of Plankia Magna, an extraordinary administrator who had helped much towards the improvement of Perge throughout that city's resplendent period. There’s even a children’s museum.

• Konyaalti Cad

• Degirmenci Baba
• Buffet
• Ozsut

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