Adrassus

The Adrasus Museum is one of the historical witnesses to the ancientness of Anatolia and its history full of conflicts and wars. The museum is located on a hill called Palapolo, which was once a city. It is understood from history that it was inhabited during the Roman era, and it was independent due to its geographical and strategic importance. Today, only basic traces of the apse of a church that stands at the top of the hill remain from this city. Here you will see round columns, crowns, mosaics, decorations, and some carved stones, which are believed to be burials of some important religious figures.