Seyitgazi Bor and the Museum of Ethnography (Selçuklu Bath)

In addition to the products we are accustomed to seeing in ethnographic museums, such as old household items and agricultural tools, industrial products produced from the furnace model and boron mine are also open to the public as part of the museum in Seyitgazi.

Seyitgazi Bor and the Museum of Ethnography (Selçuklu Bath)

In addition to the products we are accustomed to seeing in ethnographic museums, such as old household items and agricultural tools, industrial products produced from the furnace model and boron mine are also open to the public as part of the museum in Seyitgazi.

In addition to the products we are accustomed to seeing in ethnographic museums, such as old household items and agricultural tools, industrial products produced from the furnace model and boron mine are also open to the public as part of the museum in Seyitgazi.

İkiçeşme, 26950 Seyitgazi/Eskişehir, Türkiye

Değerlendirmeler

Google Yorumlarda 1 yorumun ortalaması 3.0
gökhan Bice
07 Mar 2018
(4 yıl önce)
Bor müzesi ve Etnografya müze si ile birlikte sergileniyor.
The Tülomsaş Museum and the Revolutionary Car

The Tülomsaş Museum and the Revolutionary Car

The Tülomsaş Museum, which exhibits Turkey's first indigenous car, the other Revolutionary Car, is one of the most ...
Eskişehir Aviation Museum

Eskişehir Aviation Museum

Eskişehir Aviation Museum, Eskişehir Aviation Museum is a fascinating destination that reveals the heroic past of the Turkish ...
The ETI Archaeological Museum

The ETI Archaeological Museum

The Eskişehir ETI Archaeological Museum, which has special sections such as natural history, prehistoric artifacts, classical artifacts, coins ...
The Republic History Museum

The Republic History Museum

Republic History Museum, with its rich collection and impressive exhibition, aims to examine the history of the Republic ...
Seyitgazi Bor and the Museum of Ethnography (Selçuklu Bath)

Seyitgazi Bor and the Museum of Ethnography (Selçuklu Bath)

In addition to the products we are accustomed to seeing in ethnographic museums, such as old household items ...