Ulucanlar Prison Museum

No any singns or explanations in English. Walked through all museum, but didn't get a glue what is so special in this place.

A weird place to visit but nice nonetheless. You can see and feel how prisoners lived their daily lives there. From the outside, it looks like a lot m.. Read more »ore prisoners were incarcerated there but from the dormitories, less than 100 convicts were there. The only negative point is that all the information is only in Turkish but Google translate really does wonders.

Fun. Interesting area

It was a prison in the past and now they turned it into a museum and it is kinda scary .

Interesting place to visit especially if you are not Turkish and cannot read the captions on the notices. It seems to me to be a prison for intellectu.. Read more »als but I may be wrong. The solitary confinement, punishment cells are especially scary. They would send anyone mad.

If your a fan of reading about the kind of people who end up as political prisoners and you enjoy depressing yourself, thinking about what kind of pas.. Read more »t your countrymen have faced, then it's a place for you. I, having come from an apolitical family with no real experience, good or bad, of the political turmoil of the 20th century, found myself quite apathetic towards the place. However, it has inspired me to research further this countries political history.

Beautiful museum with a great story behind it. The only problem is that absoutely everything is in Turkish so if you don't speak it you will be a bit .. Read more »lost.

The museum and the exhibition is very unique and interesting. Moreover, the museum is quite big actually. The entrance fee is 4 liras for adults and 2.. Read more » liras for students. There is also a parking lot in front of the museum where you can park your vehicle easily. The only struggle must be the lack of information in English. However still it's a must visit please. The museum will give you a proper image of the Turkish political life.