Kutahya Archaeology and Mining Museum Opened
Opening with the participation of Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, the new museum brings together thousands of years of history and mining memory.
Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, visiting Kutahya as part of the Turkey's Century Meetings, inaugurated the Kutahya Archaeology and Mining Museum, where tens of thousands of artifacts are exhibited.
Investments Made in Kutahya
Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy visited Kutahya within the scope of Turkey's Century Meetings and made important statements. During the visit, cultural and tourism activities in the city were addressed.
An Investment of 612 Million Liras to the City's Memory
Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy announced to the public that a total investment of 612 million liras has been made over the last 24 years to strengthen Kutahya's culture and tourism infrastructure.
Opening of the Kutahya Archaeology and Mining Museum
The Kutahya Archaeology and Mining Museum was officially opened with the participation of Minister Ersoy. It was stated that the new museum brings together thousands of years of the city's history under the same roof.
Production Culture and Mining Memory
The newly opened museum offers visitors the region's rich production culture, art, and deeply-rooted mining memory. The museum draws attention with its diverse themes.
Five Different Themes in the Museum
Minister Ersoy announced that there are a total of five different themes within the museum: archaeology, city and ethnography, tile, mining, and children.
Thousands of Artifacts Meet Visitors
While the collection includes thousands of archaeological artifacts, ethnographic pieces, and coins, approximately 3,300 of these are currently on display in the exhibition.
Historical Hajj Certificates on Display
Among the striking pieces of the museum are the 1816-1817 Hajj Certificates, which were found in the Parmakoren Village Mosque in 2022 and restored.