Zeugma Mosaics Museum

A fascinating museum. It's the largest museum of its kind in the world, and it houses some of the most important mosaics in the world. This isn't just any museum, it opens the doors to the ancient world, and in each mosaic, we delve into different histories. As a tourist, I paid 12 euros, but Turks only pay 100 TL. It was a fascinating experience that I highly recommend! It's incredible to see such ancient and well-preserved things up close, visiting this museum is a true journey through time.

Wow. It’s mind boggling how they created such patterns using mosaic pieces. Truely awe inspiring. Sone of the mosaics are huge. Definitely one of the best museums in Turkey.

Had a wonderful time visiting the museum. Walls and floors of intricate mosaic decorations from the Roman era. Some of the mosaics are very long and elaborate, some were restored and some are in process. The museum houses the Gypsy Girl mosaic which is compared to Mona Lisa. Takes about an hour or so to see the museum and discover it in full.

Impressive museum. Quite expensive to visit but a spectacular collection of mosaics. It could do with more contextual information about the lives, economy etc if those who created them. And also some more detail about the recovery and restoration of the mosaics. But overall very much worth spending time here.

It is amazing museum lot of excellent pieces to see beautiful mosaics super rich culture and presenting very well nice museum a lot of information.

Location: Near the silk road, 10-15 min by car from courthouse. Ticket: 100 ₺ / person for citizen, mandatory to have museum card; 12€/ person for foreigner which is extremely high! Pretty big and amazed with historical information with such archaeological finds.

Absolutely amazing museum! Must visit and enjoy the beautiful mosaic. The Gipsy girl is so alive…

This is one of the best museums I have visited in last many years particularly as it relates to the artifacts belonging to a particular era and area more particularly the quality of the mosaics that have been restored and displayed in the museum. These mosaics are of top notch quality. The craftsmanship involved in creating them some many centuries ago is simply breathtaking.