The Camlik outdoor museum was inaugurated in 1991 just as steam was phased out from Turkey. It has one of the largest steam engines collection in Europe, most them joining the museum shortly after being retired from service. It sits on the premises of the former Camlik station, now disused because of a realignment of the Izmir - Aydin main line. All the original buildings have been retained, including the small three tracks engine shed that housed the banking engines in the era of steam. The Key Museum, is not only for those that are passionate about cars, but is a wonderland for people who want to see the history of casrs as well. From the 1800’s to the present day. The Key Museum has been witness and gone through many events such as wars, peace treaties, revolutions and has been host to cars of legend. All thes have taken place under it’s roof and awaits visitors who wish to see an exciting exhibit they won’t be able to forget.