we have visited many museums and it was so refreshing to see some really unusual exhibits, displayed very well, with very good enghlish written information. The museum is not big so you are interested all the way round. We would definately go back if we were in Ankara again.

Ankara, One of the best cities of the world and traces back to 15th century. There are lots of old relics, museums and places which are very nicely taken care off. It has # of museums in it, of which I liked Anatolian civilizations Museum the most and am sharing here with you. If you are interested in history and... More

I knew that Anatolia was rich in history and culture but I could only see how rich and historical it was when ı went to this museum.

I just can't give it only 3 stars, because it really deserves a 5-star, if it weren't under restoration. I am an ancient history fanatic, especially on Egyptology and Hittitology. I've been dying to see the ruins of the ancient Hittite kingdom out in Bogazkoy/Hattusas and Amasya. As you can imagine, Anatolian Civilizations Museum is on the top of my... More

If you have any interest in Hittite culture you will want to stop at this gem in Ankara. The pieces are each amazing in detail and in scope.

It covers very ancient civilizations up to Ottoman times. Thge building itself is ancient. It is well organized and logical.

It is one of the best main attractions in Ankara. Not to be missed. If you are really interested in history and ancient civilizations of Anatolia ( Hittites, Akkadians, Sumerians ) this museum is highly recommended. The museum takes you back to history. Never skip.

Some of the rooms and basement were closed off for renovation but what was available from Paleolithic times to Hittite times was well laid out and interesting. Nice museum but could have been better if more was open based on the little we saw.

You will learn a lot on the Hittite civilization as well as the Sumerians, Akkadians and so many other civilizations that were born in Turkey. There is a lot to be seen in a park at the foot of the citadel of Kale.