Alanya Museum was opened to visitors in two sections in 1967, aimed at the preservation and exhibition of archaeological and ethnographic artifacts.
Terracotta, marble, bronze, glass, and mosaic finds belonging to the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods in the museum; from the 7th century BC to the Republic
coins dating back to the period, bronze statues, mosaics, and ethnographic works are being exhibited.
The Hercules Statue, dating back to the 2nd century BC, symbolizes the Alanya Museum. The bronze statue, which is 52 centimeters tall, is being exhibited in a special room.