The İstanbul Archaeological Museums, located in Istanbul, Turkey, is a complex of three museums that showcase a vast collection of artifacts from various civilizations. Established in the late 19th century, it houses over a million objects, including sculptures, ceramics, and coins, reflecting the rich history of Anatolia and the Eastern Mediterranean. The main museum, the Archaeological Museum, features significant pieces like the Alexander Sarcophagus and artifacts from the ancient city of Troy. The Museum of the Ancient Orient focuses on artifacts from the Near East, while the Islamic Art Museum displays Islamic art and calligraphy, highlighting the cultural diversity of the region.