Özet:

Urban archaeological areas are the values located in the city center, which reflect the social and cultural characteristics of civilizations; cultural heritage areas that carry and preserve from the past to the present. The conservation and integration of these settlements, including historical continuity, with social life, is an important factor in the formation of urban identity. It is important to preserve the archaeological spaces that are shaped by the common values of cultural/social life of societies, the traces of the period are formed by the historical layering and are documented. The forms of exhibition in the open-air museums where archaeological remains are preserved in situ (in place) affect the preservation of cultural assets, the transfer to future generations, the adoption and importance of cultural heritage. The enhancement of the accessible conditions of archaeological outdoor museums, the design to all the needs of the museum visitors in cultural interaction, makes these areas perceived and accessible. In this study, the concept of accessibility is assessed through the example of the Ankara Roma Hamam Open Air Museum, located in the historic city centre of the National District of Ankara.