Gazhane Museum

The three stars are for the climate change exhibition. The rest of the site appears to have not been finished, with everywhere else closed off apart from the gallery (and cafe). Worth going for the climate exhibition if you are nearby, but I wouldn't make a special journey for it.

A beautiful and creative urban transformation of a former coal gashouse facility into great public places including an art gallery, performance stages, a climate museum, bookstore with a large selection, cafe, sculptures, and a playground.

Great place for people for studying, just getting together, or to do some cultural activities. There are wonderful exhibitions and plays there. You can also enjoy food and bevarages from BelTur Cafe. Must go.

So so incredible. The only thing is I couldn’t find the museum store, I wanted to donate, and I wish there were boxes. And it was FREE

Had a chance to see Tavioglu Collection in Gazhane. Its a collection of different art pieces made in last 50 years. You may visit until 30th March 2025.

As far as the free museums go it's one of the best (The best one is the Smithsonian in Washington). Some displays were out of order, but the whole place is educational and informative. We learned new things about global warming and its effects. They also have cafes and bathrooms for short breaks. Knowing that this place used to supply gas to my childhood home is another level of nostalgia.

It is an amazing location where you find both delicious and affordable food options in the restaurant and cafe within the facility. You can enjoy art galleries, energy museum, weekly free concerts and workshops. It has a wide study hall and a library that has well equipped air conditioning opportunity. I would definitely recommend it to people looking for remote work locations.

Free, free, free! We love free things! And it’s a bonus when it’s the best as well. Very educational. We enjoyed the Science centre. Well done!