Zeugma Mosaic Museum

Zeugma Mosaic Museum, in the town of Gaziantep, Turkey, is the greatest mosaic historical center on the planet, containing 1700m2 of mosaics. It opened to the general population on 9 September 2011. The gallery's mosaics are centered around Zeugma, thought to have been established by a general in Alexander the Great's armed force. The fortunes, including the mosaics, remained moderately obscure until the point when 2000 when ancient rarities showed up in historical centers and when gets ready for new dams on the Euphrates implied that quite a bit of Zeugma would be perpetually overflowed. An extensive number of the mosaics stay secured and groups of specialists keep on working on the undertaking.

Other than its 1450 square meters of mosaics, 140 square meters of frescoes, 4 Roman wellsprings, 20 segments, 4 limestone figures, bronze statue of Mars, grave steles, and sarcophagi, when an extra 1000 square meters of mosaics are reestablished, the historical center will have 2500 square meters of mosaics altogether. Zeugma Mosaic Museum has the most excellent mosaics of the world from the old city of Zeugma. These mosaics are around 2000 years of age and one of a kind in configuration, shading and flawlessness. These little stones observer to history. Simply even this exhibition hall is motivation to come to Gaziantep.