The impressive collection of the Zeugma Mosaic Museum in Gaziantep alone may be enough to attract history and culture buffs as well as art historians and archaeologists in the world to visit Turkey, and in terms of the museum’s floor area, in addition to the mosaic space on display, it is the second largest of its kind in the world Visitors to the museum The outstanding artistic quality of the main exhibitions as well as the collections of late ancient church mosaics and Chaldean and early Christian symbols. Some of the scenes depicted in the mosaic are related to ancient literary texts that have been lost over time, increasing their importance in terms of cultural history. They cover the mosaics discovered in the Zeugma settlements. The ancient site has a total of 2,500 square metres, and reveals the highest level of art at the time, making it among the most exciting archaeological finds of our time. There is also a collection of statues, columns and fountains from the Roman era.