Fascinating museum with tonnes of history. Each piece has its own story. I believe the museum has been going for over 30 years now. Huge variety and everything is in such good condition for its age. Amazing to see a WW2 bomber wreck that landed in the Turkey sea.

I paid just over £9 for entry with student discount from UK and it was definitely worth it. Saw some cars I’ve never seen before, lots of cool steam engines, ICE engines, boats, planes, trains, trams, appliances, machines, models etc. You could easily spend half a day there it’s a huge place with so much to see

I visited the Rahmi Koç Museum yesterday and was truly amazed by the experience. The museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of transportation, industry, and technology, with an impressive collection of vintage cars, trains, and nteractive exhibits. Every corner is thoughtfully curated, and there's something engaging for visitors of all ages. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and highly recommend it to anyone in Istanbul—especially families and history enthusiasts. A must-see!

Went here in a whim and was absolutely blown away, this place is far cooler than any technology museum I’ve been to in Europe and US. The collection is not necessarily comprehensive, e.g. any sort of modern tech is almost no represented, but it doesn’t matter because the objects in the exposition are so special and fascinating, there’s whole hangars dedicated to just pre-1930s cars, just classic Italian motorboats, Bosporus row boats, etc etc. A whole passenger ferry houses the toys collection. There are sizeable antique airplanes you can walk into (or through, in the case of one WWII wreck lifted from the bottom of the sea). An amphibious car. Whole gigantic engines from steam ships. Working (like actually physically running) models of workshops. All in a beautiful historical docks setting. In short, this is the best day out for anyone interested in tech, design or history. My tip would be to get there early, I didn’t feel like I had nearly enough time to see even half of it properly in the 2 hours I had before it closed for the day

Türkiye is very lucky to have a such museum. Really good museum about Turkiye's Industrial history (not also Turkiye's). Very informative, very interesting. Must see place. Also workers are handsome. For example, the ticket seller was very helpful at the entrance. Security personnel were kind full. Thank to all

A very interesting museum, I highly recommend to visit it. It’s a huge space with multiple floors and plenty of exhibits. The entrance fee is affordable, but the experience is priceless. It’s perfect for anyone interested in technology, its development, and engineering design.

The Rahmi M. Koç Museum in Istanbul offers a fascinating collection of vintage cars, unique vehicles, and many other exhibits to explore. It’s a rich and engaging experience, perfect for visitors of all ages. Highly recommended for the whole family.

Out of the wax not big enough. No original sound track to foreign movies.

Unfortunately it is not like a shopping mall, few shopping place

It's a great mall for how little it is!

Closed or bankrupt companies.. Just a coffee shop provides service..

Small but helps on emergency :)

Will be better in time.

Perfect

Very good food.Reasonable price.Friendly people

Great food and service.

Best local food in the area. Very clean and sensitive to its guest's needs.

One of the best of the best restaurant in whole ayvalik town. Clean, nice, friendly people. Never hesitate to go back. Very good for families.

An amazing experience, fresh, inexpensive & delicious. A must try when visiting Ayvalik!

Super yemek! Super food and personel!!! Congrats