The Majesty of Mosaics

The Zeugma Mosaic Museum in Gaziantep is one of Turkey's most popular museums, attracting art enthusiasts. The museum is one of the largest mosaic museums in the world, offering a unique experience with the mosaics displayed in a total area of 2,500 square meters. The mosaics include examples from past period churches and Christian iconography. The exhibited works reflect superior artistic taste and create a mesmerizing atmosphere.

Zeugma Ancient City and its Artifacts

Zeugma Ancient City is one of the most important archaeological discoveries in the region where the museum is located. The artifacts unearthed from this ancient city and displayed in the mosaic museum provide visitors with a unique experience, along with Roman period sculptures, columns, and fountains. One of the most remarkable pieces in the museum is the bronze statue of the War God Ares. Additionally, mosaic and fresco works from the Poseidon and Euphrates villas can also be seen.

The History and Significance of Zeugma

Zeugma is an ancient city located on the border of Mesopotamia, formed by the Euphrates River. This city, whose name was changed to 'Zeugma' when it came under Roman rule, has been a host to different civilizations and cultures for centuries. The name Zeugma comes from the combination of its own name and the Euphrates River, and it is considered an appropriate name in accordance with the strategic location of the city.