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Small museum of transport: its prize exhibit is the only surviving Devrim, in 1961 the first ever Turkish-manufactured car. Only four hand-crafted prototypes were made and it never went into mass production. Meanwhile the Ford Otosan works in Istanbul was already on stream and scooped the market.
Tülomsaş Museum is a transport technology museum in Eskişehir, Turkey.
This mosque and religious complex (külliyesi) was completed in 1525, probably by Acem Ali, who set the style for classical Ottoman architecture followed by Mimar Sinan. The roof is leaded, hence the name kurşunlu. The complex is given over to craft workshops and displays called "museums" but many pieces are for sale.
Displays local history from the Stone Ages to the Byzantine era.
This was built in traditional style in 1916 and rebuilt in 1979.
Built in 1929, this large mosque is plain outside but richly decorated within.