Dervish Lodge Goods Room: IT is one of the most important rooms of the museum. It is the room where the goods gathered after closing the dervish lodges are exhibited. There are hand - written calligraphy samples on the walls, 2 door wings of IInd Beyazıd Mosque made with kündekari technique, the hand writing presented by Selim IInd to Selimiye Mosque and various goods are exhibited here.
Socks Room:
Hand woven wool socks collected from different regions of the country are exhibited. Ornament and Plate Room: Plates made with silk on satin, scale collections appliqued on cloth, Ottoman writing ornamented towels in niches, embroidered handkerchiefs and covers are in this room

Gun Room I - II:
Ottoman lighter - rifles belonging to the end of XVII - XVIII century, armors, helmets, cavalry swords, battle - axes, shields, mittens, arbolets, arrows, daggers and Janissary clothes on mannequins are exhibited.
Balkan War Room:
The bloody flag used during the Balkan War, bread made of broom seed and the pictures of Müdafii Şükrü Pasha are exhibited.

Encaustic tile and ceramic Room:
Çanakkale ceramics and earthenware jugs belonging to the end of XVIIIth century and the beginning of XIXth century, early - Ottoman ceramics, Ottoman wall encaustic tiles belonging to XVth, XVIth and XVIIth centuries are exhibited in this room.
In - Palace Room:
XVII century wall tiles belonging to Edirne Palace that have been obtained during the excavation made in the palace in 1973 are exhibited.
Edirne Guest Room:
Crystal mirror and console, armchairs and picture frames made of silk worm cocoons on the walls are exhibited.
Kitchen Tools Room:
Kitchen tools used in Edirne Palace are exhibited.
Measurement tools Room:
Hand scales, height woods relating to astronomy, sand clock, okka and yard measures are exhibited.
Wood Works Room I - II:
Wooden works made with Edirnekari technique are exhibited.
Gallery:
the inscriptions of Edirne Mosques, khans, baths, fountains and kiosks that have been destroyed after XVth century and the ceiling middles of Edirne houses constructed at the end of XIXth century are exhibited.
The inner courtyard has disappeared now. The collection of Janissary grave stones that have not been damaged during Vaka - i Hayriye event and that could survive until today has a special importance.
Museum Tel: (+90 - 284) 225 16 25
Address : Adjacent to Selimiye Mosque
Open hours to visit: 08.00 - 12.00, 13.00 - 17.00
Open days to visit: Everyday except Monday