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Malatya Radio and Gramophone Museum

Yeşilyurt, Malatya

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A municipal museum in a two-story building in the style of a traditional Malatya house, displaying in chronological order radios and gramophones more than a century old.

Safety warning

It is a municipal museum; check in advance whether it is open after the earthquake and its visiting hours.

Its story

Prepared by the Malatya Metropolitan Municipality after its Camera Museum, the museum opened in 2018 in a two-story building built in keeping with the city's traditional architecture. At the time of its opening, the municipality announced that about 700 radios had been collected, some nearly 120 years old, including examples made in different countries. The exhibits are arranged chronologically; visitors can follow the evolution of sound technology from the first radio broadcasts to the present day through the rooms. It can be included in a short cultural walk together with the other small museums on Sanat Sokağı (Art Street).

Key facts

Period
Museum 2018
Admission
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Getting there
Yeşilyurt, around Sanat Sokağı
Visit duration
30–45 minutes

Trip purpose

  • Rainy day
  • Traveling with kids

Location

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38.34672, 38.28841

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Source: Web derlemesi (doğrulanmalı): https://www.trthaber.com/haber/yasam/malatya-buyuksehir-belediyesinden-radyo-ve-gramofon-muzesi-350692.html | https://www.goturkiye.com/malatya/48-hours | https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/750175471