It is the largest museum of Central Anatolia, based on the graves of the Anatolian Seljuks and Selime fairy chimneys, belonging to the people of Guzelyurt as a sign of the architectural synthesis of the region.
On the first floor of the museum, three-storied, you will find stones, fossils and artworks. In the second, although dedicated to the administration and a conference room there are some ethnographic pieces, while the third is used as an archive.
Although most of the works of art displayed in the garden belong to the Byzantine era, there are some Seljuk exponents.
