
Ege University Ethnography Museum
Located on Fevzi Cakmak Avenue, the Ege University Ethnography Museum houses a rich collection of Anatolian and Rumelian regional costumes as well as musical instruments from the Turkic world. The museum is notable for its artifacts reflecting cultural diversity.
Introduction
The Ethnography Museum, affiliated with Ege University, is situated at the junction of Fevzi Çakmak Avenue and 87th Street. The museum draws attention with its collection of regional costumes gathered from the Anatolian and Rumelian regions and musical instruments from the Turkic world.
Exhibited Collection
- Costumes particular to Anatolia and Rumelia,
- Musical instruments from the Turkic world,
- Everyday objects relating to folk culture.
The museum is an important venue for the documentation and transmission of cultural diversity.
Note
A nominal museum admission fee applies.
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Location Info
Located on Fevzi Cakmak Avenue, the Ege University Ethnography Museum houses a rich collection of Anatolian and Rumelian regional costumes as well as musical instruments from the Turkic world. The museum is notable for its artifacts reflecting cultural diversity.


