Eski Malatya Mahalle Yaşam Müzesi

On my trip from Istanbul to Malatya, my hometown, we wanted to visit the mansion, which was converted into a museum, as it was close to the Aslantepe mound and the cemetery and I wanted the children to see the Eskimalatya life. We asked if we can go inside. They said that there are guests inside, we cannot take it. I was angry at myself that I didn't complain to law enforcement officers about this place where the pandemic circular was violated. Or at least I could take pictures and share it with the whole world. I am referring ...

A small museum house that promotes the local people's old way of life with models and items. Admission is free, the attendant is courteous and caring.

Young people in particular need to review the sightseeing. He should get to know the life of ancestor who made his house made of adobe mosque of the highest quality stone and marble.

The majority of Malatya museums are very nicely arranged. However, the Armenians of the ancient peoples of this land have been ignored in these lands, no trace of them is not mentioned in these museums. Many thanks to Mr. Azizhan for his interest

Among the rare places where the lost values ​​of our region are gathered together, it has a different value in terms of being the most well maintained among the historical houses inhabited by the people of old Malatya.