Çorum Museum
Çorum Museum
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Çorum Museum
Çorum Museum
From Hittite tablets to Roman sarcophagi – this museum feels like a chronological summary of Anatolian history.
The Çorum Museum houses one of Turkey’s richest archaeological collections, featuring unique artifacts from major excavations such as Alacahöyük, Boğazköy-Hattusha, and Ortaköy-Şapinuva.
Bronze spearheads, sun disks, terracotta figurines, cuneiform tablets, and impressive statues together offer history enthusiasts a simple yet profound journey through time.
Originally founded in 1968, the museum was relocated and redesigned in 2003 in its modern building.
At its core lies the Hittite Empire collection, including remarkable pieces such as the Hittite God Statue, the Royal Tomb artifacts of Alacahöyük, and the Boğazköy cuneiform archives.
The ethnography section presents manuscripts, weapons, garments, and household items from the Ottoman and early Republican periods.
Viofun’s Suggestion:
Spend a few minutes in front of the Hittite God statue — look at it at eye level.
Thousands of years ago, someone may have prayed to it in the very same way.
Then visit the ethnography hall to explore not only ancient history but also the living memory of Anatolia.
From Hittite tablets to Roman sarcophagi – this museum feels like a chronological summary of Anatolian history.
The Çorum Museum houses one of Turkey’s richest archaeological collections, featuring unique artifacts from major excavations such as Alacahöyük, Boğazköy-Hattusha, and Ortaköy-Şapinuva.
Bronze spearheads, sun disks, terracotta figurines, cuneiform tablets, and impressive statues together offer history enthusiasts a simple yet profound journey through time.
Originally founded in 1968, the museum was relocated and redesigned in 2003 in its modern building.
At its core lies the Hittite Empire collection, including remarkable pieces such as the Hittite God Statue, the Royal Tomb artifacts of Alacahöyük, and the Boğazköy cuneiform archives.
The ethnography section presents manuscripts, weapons, garments, and household items from the Ottoman and early Republican periods.
Viofun’s Suggestion:
Spend a few minutes in front of the Hittite God statue — look at it at eye level.
Thousands of years ago, someone may have prayed to it in the very same way.
Then visit the ethnography hall to explore not only ancient history but also the living memory of Anatolia.
You can reach the museum by taking Çorum city buses and getting off at “Valilik” or “Gazi Caddesi” stops.
The bus routes pass directly through the city center.
By Minibus
From surrounding districts, take a minibus to the city center, then walk a few minutes along Gazi Street to reach the museum.
By Taxi
A short taxi ride from the city center will take you to the museum.
Visitors arriving by car will find parking spaces nearby.
Location Note
The Çorum Museum is located in the city center, on Gazi Street, within walking distance of the Governor’s Office and City Square.
Simply enter “Çorum Müzesi” in your navigation app.
With its central location and rich collection, it’s one of Çorum’s must-see attractions.
District: Çorum Merkez
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