Nasrettin Hoca Ethnography & Archaeology Museum

The Nasrettin Hoca Ethnography & Archaeology Museum is located in Aksehir, in Turkey's Konya Province, on Aziz Perkun Caddesi. It showcases ethnographic and archaeological artifacts from the region, and though it carries the name of Nasreddin Hodja, the famed folk humorist, it is not his actual historic residence.

The collection features notable embroidery work and decorative items, including a 19th-century Bible storage box adorned with religious imagery of saints and angels that stands out among the exhibits. Wax figure displays depict various scenes accompanied by anecdotes. The museum is compact and can be toured in a short time, with knowledgeable staff who provide guided explanations, free admission, and nearby street parking.