The Oliatrium Museum was established, whose name combines the word Olea, which means olive, and Atrium, which means courtyard, so that the meaning of its name becomes the courtyard of olives, to reflect the association of olives with the history of Anatolia. The Olyatrium Museum was opened in 2011, to display various pieces related to the olive oil production process, in an area of 3,000 square meters. From ancient times to the present day, in addition to the various fields of olive oil use, the museum also includes a shop selling souvenirs and olive oils.