Burdur Museumvisitor guide.

In 1956, antiquities from Burdur and its surrounding area were gathered and taken under preservation inside the library building, the only surviving structure of the Bulguroğlu (Pirkulzade) Madrasa, thus forming the museum's initial core; the exhibition halls of Burdur Museum first opened to visitors on June 12, 1969. When the museum, possessing a rich collection, became inadequate in terms of space, the foundations for new additional exhibition halls were laid in 2001, and modeled after the architectural appearance of the 18th-century Ottoman Pirkulzade library building on the premises, the museum complex with administrative offices and a conference hall was opened to visitors and the scientific world on July 7, 2006. DOWNLOAD MUSEUM BROCHURE NEARBY MUSEUMS SAGALASSOS ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM KIBYRA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE