In this village, there are sheep, lambs, cows, oxen, horses, donkeys, dogs, pets, birds, deer, bears, roosters, chickens and even gazelles. In addition, the village has a wonderful atmosphere with wheat fields, vegetable-fruit fields, fruit trees, stables, coops, horse and ox carts.
In this village, milk, yogurt, butter, cheese, eggs, flour, bread, tomato, cucumber, black cabbage, lettuce, arugula, spinach, broccoli, eggplant, zucchini, beans are also produced. In order to preserve the traditions, the village is home ownership to silverware, tinner, weaver, smith, miller, village guard, the village headman, coffee shop and grocer.
Social Opportunities
It is not possible to stay hungry after you visit the open-air museum. After a busy walk, you can choose restaurants near the museum to give you a meal break.
Also, if you want to give a small tea break you can use village coffeehouse. There is also a parking service for those who want to come to the open-air museum by car.
How to Go to Altınkoy Open-Air Museum?
Altınköy Open Air Museum, located in Beşikkaya district of Altındağ district, is a very central place. The roads to be used by those who want to reach by private car are Talat Pasha, Plevne, Turgut Özal, Bostancık, and Karapürçek. You need to follow these routes for reach to Museum. Those who do not have a private car can reach it easily by public transportation. It is enough to ride Altındağ buses that are moving in the direction of Ulus.
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