Who could have imagined that Müştakbey Mahallesi, a seemingly ordinary district in Mugla, holds such a rich tapestry of history? Right here in this neighborhood, Mugla Museum stands as a testament to the region’s vibrant past. Müştakbey Mahallesi isn’t just home to any museum. It houses Turkey’s first Nature and History Museum. Opened in 1994, the Mugla Museum showcases artifacts from ancient cities like Stratonikeia. Imagine stepping back millions of years as you gaze upon the animal and plant fossils excavated from Kaklıcatepe in 1992. These fossils, found right here in Müştakbey Mahallesi, offer a glimpse into a world long gone. The museum itself is an architectural marvel. It’s designed around a beautiful garden, resembling a sculpture paradise. Three main sections surround this garden, each holding a treasure trove of artifacts and stories. The museum also boasts an art gallery, adding another layer of cultural richness to Müştakbey Mahallesi. And let’s not forget the ethnography section. This part of the museum offers a fascinating look into the daily lives of Mugla’s people. Müştakbey Mahallesi is also home to the historic Şeyh Bedrettin Mosque, built in 1565. It stands as a tribute to its namesake, the ulema Sheikh Bedrettin, whose tomb rests within the mosque grounds. The mosque’s minaret, a later addition from the 19th century, points towards the heavens. Müştakbey Mahallesi, with its blend of natural beauty and historical significance, is a true gem of Mugla. So, as you stroll through its streets, take a moment to appreciate the stories whispered by the stones and the echoes of the past that resonate here.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to