MUSEUMS

The museum also displays artifacts from the Seljuk and Ottoman periods.

The Âşık Veysel Museum is located in the village of Sivrialan, Şarkışla District.

It is located in the Historic City Square in the city center of Sivas.

The traditional crafts of Anatolia, which were practiced for years as part of the Ahilik tradition and are now on the verge of disappearing, are on display at the Sivas Artisans Museum in Hamidiye Public Park in the city of Sivas.

The Martyrs Museum, located in the Yukarı Tekke Cemetery in the city center of Sivas, opened in 2009. As the first museum of its kind in Turkey, it preserves the memories of our martyrs.

The house in the village of Elmalı, Şarkışla District, where the late Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu—a Member of Parliament for Sivas during the 19th, 20th, and 23rd terms of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey—was born and raised, was restored in 2021 and converted into a memorial house.

The house in the village of Kangal Deliktaş where Âşık Ruhsatî—who holds an important place in the tradition of aşık poetry—was born and raised was restored in 2020 and converted into a memorial house.

Today, the historic stud farm area located along the Sivas-Ankara highway has been renovated, and the 11 registered buildings on the site have been repurposed for various uses. One of these buildings has been converted into the Abdulhamid Han Memorial House.

There is a room in the memorial house where the late pasha’s personal belongings will be on display.

The War Horses Museum, located in Hamidiye Public Park on the Sivas-Ankara highway, is the first of its kind in the world.

The City Museum, located on the entrance and ground floors of the historic Sivas Governor’s Office building in the city square, opened in 2021.

It is located in the Sivas provincial center, on the campus of Türkiye Raylı Sistem Araçları Sanayii A.Ş. (Türasaş).

The İsmet Yılmaz Education Museum, located in the School District of the Gültepe Neighborhood in the city center of Sivas, opened in 2020.

The museum, established by Sivas Cumhuriyet University at the 4 Eylül Cultural Center on the university campus, houses a wide variety of materials, ranging from geological specimens to fossils, plant specimens, and representatives of wetland and terrestrial ecosystems.

The museum is located within the Teachers' Public Garden on June 27.