The collection of the Halepli Bahce Mosaic Museum was discovered during municipal construction work in a parking lot and reconstructed in the ancient Roman villa. The mosaics in the museum date back to the 3rd and 4th centuries BC, the most famous of which is the mosaic floor depicting the hunting of lions and tigers by Amazon queens. The museum is also famous for the Orpheus mosaic It dates back to 194 AD and depicts Orpheus sitting and playing a lyre for the wild animals around him.