Bafra Museumvisitor guide.

In the museum's archaeological exhibition halls, artifacts belonging to civilizations that lived in the Bafra region from Late Chalcolithic layers of İkiztepe Excavations until the end of the Eastern Roman Period are exhibited. An example of regional vernacular architecture, the building was built in 1858 and has served as Bafra Museum since 2011. The museum exhibits artifacts illuminating history from 4300 BC (İkiztepe) to the 20th century AD. In the ethnographic halls, visitors see pieces of everyday life from Bafra's recent history. The ethnographic section includes kitchen, living room, and bedroom settings arranged in accordance with traditional Bafra daily domestic life. Also, ethnographic items of Ottoman Turkish culture are displayed in showcases. DOWNLOAD MUSEUM BROCHURE NEARBY MUSEUMS SAMSUN MUSEUM SAMSUN GAZİ MUSEUM