Among all the places I visited in Eskişehir, this museum impressed me the most. In my opinion, it should be one of the first stops for anyone visiting the city. The wax figures are so realistic that at times, you feel like you’re making eye contact with someone real. The expressions, the posture… it’s almost as if they’re about to come to life.
Yes, it can get a bit crowded, but it’s absolutely worth it. I found it even more captivating than many other tourist spots in the city. You’ll come across iconic figures from history, politics, and the arts—all brought to life with incredible craftsmanship.
The museum is very close to the Odunpazarı district. You can easily walk there from the city center, and since it’s located right along the main road, it’s easy to find.
If you ever find yourself in Eskişehir, don’t leave without stopping by. Some gazes simply stay with you.
The museum is also easily accessible for people with disabilities♿️
Thank you so much, brother @NandKK!
I’m really happy you enjoyed the post — especially the Einstein and Monroe figures! It was a unique experience to explore such lifelike history.
And yes, I’ll definitely join the museum picture challenge you mentioned! Thank you for the kind invitation. I’m excited to be a part of it and share more soon.
Thank you very much for mentioning our Challenges, very dear @NandKK …
Yes, fellow LG @vahit.ipek,
Excellent photos…wax museums are quite interesting to me… thanks for sharing these amazing photos.
And also, we sincerely invite you to join our Challenge and add your photos, please - it will be a great pleasure to have your beautiful photos in our post.
Most sincerely
Thank you so much for your kind words and warm invitation, dear @TravellerG!
It means a lot to me to be welcomed into such a meaningful challenge.
Yes, I’ll gladly join and contribute my photos and thoughts to your post. Wax museums are truly fascinating, and I’m happy to share a glimpse of Türkiye’s cultural treasures with our wonderful community.
Looking forward to more inspiring exchanges!
Warmest regards from Türkiye!
Thank you so much, my friend!
Yes, Einstein and Monroe are certainly among the most iconic and easily recognizable figures.
The other wax statues in the museum also include famous Turkish leaders, authors, and cultural icons like Atatürk, Nasreddin Hoca, and more — they may not be as globally known, but they hold a deep place in Turkish history and hearts.
I’m really happy you enjoyed the pictures. Wishing you the chance to visit one day and see them all in person
