Anatolia Open Air Museum "living Village"

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4.2

( 8 reviews )

Museums, Cultural Center, Art Museums

Closed 09:00 AM - 06:30 PM See Hours

Macun Mahallesi Macun Sokak No:104, 06730 Beypazarı/Ankara, Türkiye +90 5326-299-906

The Anatolia Open Air Museum "Living Village" is a unique brand that offers a captivating experience for visitors in the heart of Anatolia. Known for its immersive charm and authenticity, this open-air museum showcases a living village that takes guests on a journey back in time. The brand prides itself on providing a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region, allowing visitors to witness traditional crafts, ancient traditions, and rural life firsthand. With a range of activities and exhibits, the Anatolia Open Air Museum "Living Village" offers a memorable and educational experience for all ages. Whether it's exploring the architectural wonders, savoring local delicacies, or participating in interactive workshops, guests are sure to be transported to a bygone era. Step into the past and discover the wonders of Anatolia at the Anatolia Open Air Museum "Living Village."

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Virgil horst

March 22, 2024

Its a long drive from Ankara, however its a nice place to reconnect with nature and learn about the old times. You also get to feed the goats and play with them. They teach you how houses were built and how laundry was done and so on. We also got to pick and eat pistachios

Gina baurile

March 22, 2024

We came to visit the museum and wanted to park for the night before our visit and lunch the next day but were told we would have to pay 250tl to park on the street parking which we felt was to much as it was not even a car park just on the side of the road so we left.

Jason stock

March 22, 2024

Loved it

Chun lee

March 22, 2024

Well thought out and spotlessly clean. A guide for the museum tour is given. He tells you about houses in different geographies of Anatolia with examples. Workshops and accommodation available

Irene eunjung oh

March 22, 2024

It was a very quiet environment, it was built one-to-one and we had the opportunity to see the bay houses in different regions. It is open to visitors, but personal information seemed insufficient, as if it could be better in this regard. Also, children are brought by their schools to see the life of the bay. Maybe this can be provided for those who want to stay individually. When we asked, we were told that this was not the case. In terms of transportation, it is a small distance on the road and it was not difficult to find it.

Michael gunter

March 22, 2024

Today, on our weekend trip with the children, the guide came to us and even though we said that we had come before and did not want publicity, he did not leave us and disturbed us very much by following us. There are not many activities to do inside for the fee given anyway. In the laundry area, the children filled the tin bucket with water and warned the children sternly not to damage the belongings. What can wear out of the tin bucket 5 year old children. Necessary warning should be given to the employees. I do not recommend it to those who are thinking of going.

Melody melody

March 22, 2024

Families with children will have the opportunity to show their children a small slice of village life. It is a very well-kept, clean and natural museum.