Zeugma Mosaic Museum, the world's second largest mosaic museum in Gaziantep, was reopened to visitors today within the scope of normalization in accordance with coronavirus measures.
corona Museums, which were closed to visitors after the virus outbreak, reopened today with the normalization process. Zeugma Mosaic Museum in Gaziantep, which is the first stop of local and foreign tourists, was opened after 75 days. Stating that the museum, which stands out with the Gypsy Girl mosaic, opened its doors with the normalization plan, Gaziantep Culture and Tourism Director Bülent Öztürk emphasized that the first visitors have started to arrive and a gradual increase in the number of visitors is expected. Öztürk said, “After a long time, our citizens started to come to the museum. We are very pleased with this. Gaziantep is a city that hosted ancient civilizations. Our museum here is one of the largest museums in the world. It becomes the center of attention of visitors with its mosaics of 3 thousand square meters. During our closure, we carried out disinfection procedures within the framework of the disinfection and hygiene rules of the museum. We have taken all necessary precautions to prevent the spread of this virus among our visitors and staff. "We think that our visitors will gradually increase with normalization," he said.
Öztürk said, “After a long time, our citizens started to come to the museum. We are very pleased with this. Gaziantep is a city that hosted ancient civilizations. Our museum here is one of the largest museums in the world. It becomes the center of attention of visitors with its mosaics of 3 thousand square meters. During our closure, we carried out disinfection procedures within the framework of the disinfection and hygiene rules of the museum. We have taken all necessary precautions to prevent the spread of this virus among our visitors and staff. "We think that our visitors will gradually increase with normalization," he said.
Source: Hürriyet
