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Kossuth Evi

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Kutahya Arkeoloji Muzesi

Kutahya Archaeology Museum is located in the Vacidiye Madrasa, next to the Ulu Mosque in Kütahya Merkez. The madrasa, built in 1314 by Umur bin Savcı, one of the Germiyan Beys, was opened as a museum in 1965. The museum exhibits a wide range of artifacts from the Paleolithic period to the Ottoman period. Notable exhibits include Late Chalcolithic painted pottery from Burdur Hacılar and the Amazon Sarcophagus found in Aizanoi.

Kutahya Evliya Celebi Kultur Sanat Evi

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Kültür ve Etnografya Müzesi

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Cini Muzesi

Cini Muzesi, located in the center of Kütahya, is housed in the imaret and tomb sections of a complex built in 1411 by Germiyan Bey II. Yakup Çelebi. The museum opened in 1999 and is notable as Turkey's first and only tile museum. It displays a chronological collection of tile works, architectural elements, vases, plates, and household items produced in Kütahya and Iznik from the 14th century to the present day. Visitors can also see the tiled sarcophagus of Yakup II and the texts of the first collective bargaining agreement in history. Within walking distance are Sadık Atakan Özel Çini Müzesi (40 m), Jeoloji Müzesi (141 m), and Kutahya Arkeoloji Muzesi (104 m).

Sıtkı Olçar Çini Müzesi

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Kütahya Hava Müzesi

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Aizanoi Müzesi

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Jeoloji Müzesi

The Kütahya Geology Museum is located in Börekçiler Mahallesi, Kütahya Merkez. It opened on April 25, 2008, as a private museum under the Kütahya Municipality. The museum was established by restoring a historical building, the 16th-century Şengül Bathhouse, which was previously used as a hammam. The museum showcases Kütahya's rich underground and surface resources, particularly its mineral reserves.

Ressam Ahmet Yakupoğlu Müzesi

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Kent Tarihi Müzesi

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NG Museum

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Sadık Atakan Özel Çini Müzesi

Lawyer S. Sadık Atakan Private Tile Museum is a private museum in Kütahya where tile works and many antique items collected by the collector named Sadık Atakan are exhibited. The museum, S.