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Aydin Museum of Archeology, the idea started in the room of Zafer Primary School in 1959. There are statues, coffins, columns, capitals, altars, tombstones, Islamic tombstones, monuments and tombstones with various inscriptions and architectural pieces. The museum consists of 3 departments: the Antiquities Department, the Coins Department, and the Ethnographical Artifacts Department. In the hall of antiquities. Hand axes, cutting and piercing tools, idols, spindle towels, terracotta ceramic specimens, oil lamps, masks and figurines, glass objects, gold, silver, and bronze jewelry, medical instruments, make-up items and weapons are on display. In the Queen Hall are displayed gold, silver, copper and bronze coins from the Greek, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman periods. In the ethnography hall. Weaving samples such as carpets, kilims, sumac, womens clothing with silver threads, embroidered scarves, silver ornaments such as wisps, belts, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings, bathroom sets, and manuscripts of the Holy Quran. There are kitchen utensils such as plates, wedges, pans, jugs, lunch bowls, cauldrons and trays, wooden crafts such as mortar, coffee grinders, coffee coolers, clogs, and weapons such as swords, wedges, flints, and pistols.
