Ambarköy Open Air Museum

Nice place

Nice place

2 km from the center of Ladik, where grants are received from the villagers. Ambar Village, which he established on an area of ​​14 thousand square meters away, reflects the characteristics of the Ottoman period in terms of wooden architecture. In the village, which has 22 wheat storage warehouses, 4 wooden houses, 2 shelters, 2 corn selenders and 4 water wells, the dazzling village with its 300-year-old Şeyhülislam Mehmet Efendi Wooden Mosque has no examples in the world and the Ambar Village with the Open Air Museum concept has a stream flowing through it The natural life is reflected as it is with its water mill, observation tower, wooden playground, wooden and chain bridges and social complex.nIn the village, historical artifacts, tools and items that people used in their daily lives but remain only in their memories are exhibited in the barn that has been converted into a museum to be delivered to future generations. There are 427 dusted ethnographic artifacts in the Warehouse Museum, where the tools and items used in the past are located. There are many works in the museum, from the light source gas lamps of the periods when there was no electricity, to the old radios where the news was heard, from the money that got out of circulation, to the wind-up telephones.nIn the museum, where many works are exhibited under 9 categories, from paper carriages to churns, cradles, dowry chests, wooden soldier suitcases, saddlebags and knitting machines, the museum displays the biggest interest in the world map made of pumpkin and dinosaur heads of 2,500 years.

It is an authentic looking place, but a bit noisy as it is by the roadside.

Very nice open air museum