The Burdur Museum building was inspired by the architecture of the Ottoman Pirkulzade Library, which remained from the madrasah in the museum's garden. Founded in 1956 and Burdur reorganized in 2001. Museum, pilgrims Kuruçay, Höyücek Mounds Boubon, extracted from Kibyra and excavations at Sagalassos, confiscation and with more than 60,000 cultural assets along with gained only through acquisitions, is one of Turkey's richest museums. In 2008, the Burdur Museum was awarded the ü Museum worth seeing Bur. From the Neolithic to the present, it is possible to see unique examples. The museum consists of three parts. There are finds from Neolithic and Early Chalcolithic Age and old bronze age finds on the upper level. The second part, the entrance floor, is arranged in three sections. In the first section, the finds uncovered in the excavations in the ancient city of Sagalassos are found. One of the best emperors of Rome, the Emperor Hadriani and the giant statues of Marcus Auralius are exhibited here. In the second part, there are friezes in the Kibyra Antique City excavations. In the third section, there are nine first class marble sculptures that were excavated in the Kremna Antique City excavation.