Rahmi M. Koc Muzesi, Ankara

It's a museum that exhibit collection items of Koç family. It's a very nice experience. Entrance fee is 30 tl ($ 1.5). Highly recommended. Believe me, you won't be wasting your money.

Rahmi Koç Museum Ankara is a scaled down replica of the one in Istanbul. Cars, old radios, old bicycles, you name it. Personally, I consider these two museums one of the best in Europe, in their genre. This museum must be visited. It is located in the vicinity of the historical Ankara Kalesi. Next to the museum is another compact but very good private museum, Erimtan. If you walk 500mt down, you will have the opportunity to visit the crown jewel, Anadolu Medeniyetleri müzesi, (Anatolian Civilizations Muuseum). I will not explicitly list all item groups displayed at RMK museum, only to mention my favorites: The smiling Buddha figures collection of late Turkish comedian Zeki Alasya, an exceptional display of small Buddhas, primarily of ivory, and ceramics. I have never encountered a similar collection previously anywhere. Vintage radios, specifically two models, a Zenith Trans-Oceanic and a National. I have a sentimental connection to these because same models exist at my home, a souvenir of my late father. Zenith Trans-Oceanic was the royalty of short wave radios. It was manufactured by Zenith Electronics, from 1941 till 1979. During those years Zenith was a USA company, which was purchased by LG Electronics of South Korea in 1999. Next to RMK Museum, you can enjoy a good coffee and sweets at Divan Patisserie.

One of the best museums in Ankara. Based around the collection of one of the greatest Turkish industrialists, you can find everything here from classic cars over steam-driven machinery and airplanes to technology to art to clothing to examples of life and trade in Turkey through the ages. A nominal fee is charged for entry, but it is well worth it. Be sure to schedule several hours to give the three-building collection its due. Children will enjoy it. It is the perfect rainy day activity, and is excellent on sunny days, as well.

30 TL to enter but it's worth every penny. You'll need at least 3 hours to see all 4 floors. It's truly worth the visit.

One of the most interesting museum in Turkiye. Take with you your kids, they will be impressed!