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Altınköy Open Air Museum is an open air museum located in the Altındağ district of Ankara. This museum was built on a large area by Altındağ Municipality to emphasize and draw attention to the fact that rapidly developing cities and villages that are about to disappear are one of the most important problems of the 21st century. It was created by taking the village architecture, traditions and culture of the 1930s and 1950s as an example.[1][2] Altınköy Open Air Museum, located on a 500-decare land; It was established to completely reflect village life, with the village coffeehouse, headman's office, stables, gardens and traditional Turkish type village houses. Museum; It fulfills not only a visual but also an educational and instructive function with the activities carried out in the village. In the village where natural and organic products are sold, the production and production stages of these products take place right before your eyes. The village mosque, suspension bridge, school, grocery store, mill, houses and streets are other structures in the village.[3]
Ali shaAli sha
10
This is a wonderful place to see great nature, to enjoy a peaceful moment, to see animals (chicken, geese, sheep, goats, deer etc), and buildings - all of which resemble a village of the past. It is a popular place for models and brides to be photographed. There r restaurants at regular intervals so u can refresh yourself. This is a place to come to for the whole afternoon. I love the water- and windmill, the kid's parks, and a long swinging bridge. (Unfortunately, it was closed due to repair when we were there.) The only issue is the menus. Every restaurant sells literally the same unhealthy food. Most are sweets and processed snacks and gözleme, which is OK, but there's little filling and lots of dough. No side dish, salad or fruit available. The selection of drinks is also incredibly weak. No plant-based mylk or vegean snacks.
BeaBea
10
One of the best places I've seen in Ankara but it was Saturday and we couldn't have fun because it was too crowded. My advice to you is that do NOT go at weekends because it's too crowded. There're some small markets and restaurants but they're a bit expensive also there're some small souvenirs' shops. Good place to make a photo session. You have to buy a ticket to enter the museum, 2tl for students and 7tl for others, if you're a student, you need to show your student card. Also to enter the bridge you have to pay 1tl for students and 2tl for others. There're a mosque,a playground for children and clean WCs.
Lekaa ElmesilhyLekaa Elmesilhy
40
Great place to visit. Very calm and moody place. Better to visit during spring as everything shall be lush green and fresh. I visited during winter but still the landscape was awesome there. There’s a hanging bridge which is closed for tourists, I guess for maintenance reasons but if it is open it would be of great interest for the visitors. It is merely a walking distance from the bus station and the neighboring community also blends seamlessly into this landscape. The ticket price is 5 Turkish Lira for adults.
Occaxionz BoulevardOccaxionz Boulevard
20
A vast open-air museum where you can the traditional Anatolian housings, farm animals, a wild life museum, stables and much more... the entrance is 2 liras for students which is literally free for such a nicely designed open-air. Parking is free and very convenient. At the main square, there are some small cafes. Make sure you grab a gozleme or perhaps try out the Turkish village style breakfast. Do not skip visiting the wild life museum which is a bit far however definitely worth a visit.
Argun KonukArgun Konuk
00
Really nicely kept outdoor museum of traditional village life. Lots of walking up and down hills but in the pleasant shade of weeping willow trees and the stream running amongst them, it was very enjoyable. Lots of play areas for kids makes it a very family friendly atmosphere. The suspension bridge was closed so we didn't get a chance to go on it, but looks like it would amazing to walk across.
Mohammed ArshadMohammed Arshad
20
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