In the Elmalı Museum, which was put into service in 2011 with the reorganization of the Old Government Mansion in the İplik Pazarı Neighborhood of Elmalı district, important archaeological artifacts that illuminate the history of the region are exhibited.

In the exhibition halls on the ground floor of the museum, finds discovered in the mounds around Elmalı are included. Bagbasi artifacts from the Late Chalcolithic Age, Early Bronze Age artifacts from Karataş - Semayük excavations, and selected samples of grave and storage vessels are exhibited on this floor.

Among the artifacts found during the excavations at Hacımusalar Höyük and Karaçakır; finds from Karaburun, Kızılbel and Karabayır tumulus excavations; Lycian city coins and Roman imperial coins; artifacts unearthed during the excavations at Arykanda; imitation samples from the 5th century BC Elmalı treasure and reconstructions of the Karaburun and Kızılbel burial chambers, which attract attention with their wall paintings.      

In the backyard of the museum, which is used as an open exhibition area, tomb stelae, column fragments and architectural elements from the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods, as well as a “arı sereni" shedding light on the traditional methods of beekeeping in the region are exhibited.

In the Elmalı Museum, which was put into service in 2011 with the reorganization of the Old Government Mansion in the İplik Pazarı Neighborhood of Elmalı district, important archaeological artifacts that illuminate the history of the region are exhibited.

------------------In the Elmalı Museum, which was put into service in 2011 with the reorganization of the Old Government Mansion in the İplik Pazarı Neighborhood of Elmalı district, important archaeological artifacts that illuminate the history of the region are exhibited.--------------------------