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The Antalya Archaeological Museum was established in 1922 AD, where it was built in the old city and then transferred to Konyaalti in 1972, and extends over an area of about 30 thousand square meters divided into an open outdoor hall in addition to 13 closed exhibition halls and a section for restoration and care of antiquities in addition to A childrens section, a photo hall, and a cafeteria, which includes about more than five thousand items on display in addition to many other artifacts that are not displayed to the public, which include manuscripts, textiles, coins, mosaics, icons, sculpture, statues, and so on. On the Mediterranean coast in Turkey, which dates back to a variety of times, some of which date back to the Ottoman Empire, some of them dating back to the Seljuk era, others to the period of the Roman Empire, and others also date back to the Stone Age
