Mardin Arkeoloji ve Etnografya Müzesi
Mardin Arkeoloji ve Etnografya Müzesi
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mumbaigill
Edinburgh, UK46 contributions
Sept 2024 • Couples
Beautiful building that offers lovely views that contains a small and rather mediocre collection related to the history and culture of Mardin. Has some English-language translations but the colour/design is poor for those with eyesight problems and some of the content is incorrect. Even reading all sings takes no more than hour. The cost for foreign tourists is well overpriced at 7 Euros (263 TL) in summer 2024.
Written 7 October 2024
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Marek_ZG
Zielona Gora, Poland1,995 contributions
May 2024 • Business
The Main Square of the City of Mardin is where the museum is located. In all the photos (including mine) the centre of Mardin and its old town look luring. However, once you see it in real life, you realise that not all that glitters is gold.
Written 9 May 2024
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P_J_Murphy1962
Coventry, UK267 contributions
May 2014 • Couples
a small but interesting museum , with some intersteing local items ,, but please check out the art in the floor below ,,, when I was there they had some excellent old photgraphy to show ,,
Written 1 July 2014
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Elias H
Doha, Qatar632 contributions
Aug 2019 • Couples
By entering the museum you would expect a small hall with some monuments but the moment you enter you would be surprised in the content of the museum and how nice it is.
Written 14 September 2019
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Eugenio_G694
Milan, Italy72 contributions
Apr 2016 • Business
Obviously I couldn't visit it but it looks rich and considering Mardin's history it must be amazing. However, Mardin is plenty of places to visit and even a stroll on the main street is a great way of spending the afternoon.
Written 20 April 2016
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Dan D
188 contributions
Dec 2013 • Couples
They accept the Museum Card for free entrance. None of the guides speak English. It is a former Christian monastery and is beautiful. Many ancient artifacts but the object descriptions are limited. Also, descriptions of historical life in Mardin are limited. There is a short 3D film about Mardin's region but it is in Turkish with no English sub-titles.
Written 11 December 2013
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Ortlinde
Fort Worth, TX426 contributions
Jun 2012 • Couples
The building itself was worth the small admission fee. It is a former Christian monastery and is quite lovely. There were a few nice items from Seljuk times. If you are in the center of Mardin and have a bit of time to spare, this is a nice thing to do. Otherwise, don't go out of your way.
Written 16 June 2012
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worldnomad_01
Los Angeles, CA1,597 contributions
Sept 2022
The museum in located in the old part of the city, it is surprisingly rich with a large variety of artifacts locally discovered and very well presented. It was a pleasant and informative experience.
Written 1 November 2022
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Alexandru_Ioan
Ploiesti, Romania235 contributions
May 2019 • Couples
The museum is located in a very nice and old house, with a terrace overlooking the plains of northern Syria. There are many artifacts inside the museum, some dating 4000 years or so. There are English translations all over the place and the chambers are divided not on historical periods, but on the types of artifacts (a room with coins, one with weapons, other with religious statues etc). Very nice indeed.
Written 5 June 2019
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clairemo61384
Denver, CO87 contributions
Jul 2018
Museums aren’t usually our thing but this museum was really enjoyable. 5TL admission with a structure that allows you to experience the historical Mardin. And includes human skeletons! It’s not huge, but there are a lot of details so you probably need about an hour or so at least (although more if you want to comb through everything). The church was closed when we went so timing doesn’t take that into consideration.
Written 4 July 2018
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