Bodrum Museum Of Underwater Archaeology Review

The museum needs to buy tickets separately and it is in the castle. It is recommended that friends who want to play arrange to come to the exhibition in the morning of the day. You can see a lot of collectibles, ironware and cultural relics. Going outside the window, the scenery is beautiful and you can see the beautiful sea.

The Bodrum Underwater Archaeology Museum was established in 1964 as the Bodrum Church, and the castle was renovated and exhibited artifacts. It is one of the world-famous underwater museums. It includes 14 exhibition halls featuring a large number of shipwreck artifacts derived from underwater archaeology, and is equipped with exquisite exhibition boards and cultural relics introductions, which are rich and interesting. The glass artifacts in the glass hall are all stored in dark cabinets, with only a shimmer at the bottom to give visitors a better appreciation of the stains and colors of the glass. The Uluburun shipwreck hall was established in 1999 and houses the shipwrecks found between 1984 and 1995. The earliest ships date back to the 14th century BC, and the items on board include a variety of exquisite glass products, copper foil, gold coins, merchant cargo, porcelain and so on.

Located in the castle, and its surrounding five towers transformed, first-class museum, exhibits are lifelike, very valuable to visit

Now the underwater museum is connected to Bodrum Castle to collect tickets together. It is in the castle. The castle is still good. The museum is small and there are not many to see. They are all sea supplies that were fished up in the sea before.

I'm going to be with the castle. I'm going to have a pass with the castle.