Bursa Archaeology Museum

Bursa Archaeology Museum in Kültürpark (Reşat Oyal Culture Park) displays finds from the Bithynia and Misis regions, spanning 15,000 BC to the end of the Byzantine period. Its collection includes prehistoric objects, Greek, Roman and Byzantine marble sculptures, sarcophagi, coins and jewellery.

Featured Buildings and Excursion Halls in Bursa Archaeology Museum

Miocene Period and Prehistoric Artifacts Hall

The first section displays fossils dating back millions of years and everyday tools, pottery and traces of early human life from the Neolithic, Copper and Bronze Ages, found at the Aktopraklık and Ilıpınar excavations.

Classical, Hellenistic and Roman Period Hall

This hall displays Greek, Roman and Byzantine sculpture, including statues of gods and goddesses, a bronze bust of Athena, glassware, jewellery and votive inscriptions.

Sarcophagi and Open Air Museum Garden

In addition to the artefacts and sarcophagi in the interior of the museum; In its large garden, huge sarcophagi, grave stelae, column capitals and architectural stone blocks from the Roman and Byzantine periods are exhibited outdoors under centuries-old plane trees.

Transportation from Hotel:

By Car: It is approximately 8-10 minutes away from our hotel by car (inside Kültürpark).
Public Transportation: You can take the Bursa Rail (Metro), which passes near our hotel, and get off at the Kültürpark stop and reach the museum with a pleasant walk in the park.
Taxi (Recommended): Since it is very close to the city centre and Kültürpark, you can get from our hotel quickly and comfortably by taxi.

Accessibility:

Wheelchair & Baby Stroller: Thanks to the entrance ramps and flat floors in the building, it is completely suitable for wheelchair and pushchair use.

Parking:

Car parking is available at the Kültürpark entrances and in the parking areas near the museum.

Visiting Hours:

It is open to visitors every day of the week, except Mondays, between 08:30 and 17:30 (until 19:00 in the summer season).

Visit Duration:

1 – 1.5 hours (including hall exhibitions and garden tour).

Food & Beverage Facilities:

Kültürpark Cafes: Since the museum is located in Kültürpark, there are ample options for eating and drinking at the pondside cafes, tea gardens and restaurants throughout the park.
Museum Surroundings: There are snack bars and ice cream parlors on the park walking paths.

Please contact reception for travel details, visiting hours and further information.

Don't Leave Without Doing:

Examine the Athena Bust: Take a closer look at the bronze bust of Athena, one of the most valuable and rare pieces of the museum, and the marble statues of the Roman period.
Visit the Sarcophagi in the Garden: Take a walk among the artefacts and sarcophagi under the shade of the centuries-old trees in the museum garden.
Take a break at Kültürpark: After visiting the museum, take a walk around the Kültürpark pond and have a tea break.

Tips:

Museum Card is valid: T.R. Since it is affiliated with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, you can visit it for free or at a discount with Museum Card.
Attention to Monday: The museum is closed on Mondays; It is recommended that you plan your trip according to other days.