Adana - Atatürk Museum
The museum building is one of the traditional Adana houses on Seyhan Avenue, built in XIX century. A two-storey structure built of brick and stone with bay windows and pitch roof. Because of its peculiar characteristics, it is classified as “Cultural Real Estate under Conservation” by the Ministry and preserved in its [...]

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ADANA ETHNOGRAPHY MUSEUM
The abandoned church in a city centre at Kuruköprü which was built in 1845 was arranged as a museum after 1924. Following the transfer of the material to the new museum building in 1972, the church was restored and has been used as an Ethnography Museum since 1983.
Stone Works
Inscriptions and tomb [...]

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Adana - Historical Ruins
Şar Site at Tufanbeyli District

The site is located at the northern tip of the Tufanbeyli District of the province, a few kilometres from the provincial boundary and has works from the Hittite, Roman and Byzantine periods. However, the majority of the works which have remained until now are mostly from the Roman [...]

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The museum which houses historical heritage from Adana as well as the whole Çukurova region, was established just after the formation of the Republic in 1924. Hence, it is one of the ten oldest museums of Turkey. The museum initially started with the collection of the columns, column capitals and sarcophagi found in the vicinity [...]

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