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Large palace complex.
I took a tour, and the tour guide was able to talk about the history and significance of the different parts of this attraction. On its own, it is beautiful, but with the background, you feel more immersed in the culture.
The different parts of the compound are separated by different gates, and I think you can buy different tickets based on this.
Many museum displays within the palace as well as cafes and gift shops.
I do not think that there is an active mosque here, but there did seem to have prayer areas. So check the website for the dress code.
I took a tour, and the tour guide was able to talk about the history and significance of the different parts of this attraction. On its own, it is beautiful, but with the background, you feel more immersed in the culture.
The different parts of the compound are separated by different gates, and I think you can buy different tickets based on this.
Many museum displays within the palace as well as cafes and gift shops.
I do not think that there is an active mosque here, but there did seem to have prayer areas. So check the website for the dress code.
I visited it back in 2023 and the price was way cheaper around 30€. I came back with my family today. Despite being a nice place, there's nothing impressive to see and honestly 45€ is not worth it at all. Not to mention the huge amount of people and queue. Not only outside. Also inside queues to get anywhere. This time they didn't even provide us with a map. A total mess!
I don't honestly know where Turkey wanna get with these prices increase. With the same price I can visit 3 way more famous places in Italy. But if tourists were coming here because everything was cheaper, the situation has changed. And they'll face the consequences.
I don't honestly know where Turkey wanna get with these prices increase. With the same price I can visit 3 way more famous places in Italy. But if tourists were coming here because everything was cheaper, the situation has changed. And they'll face the consequences.
Must see place you could have a 2hr boat ride for Canadian $6.00. Under the bridge there are lots of restaurants. On the side of the bridge there is a beautiful masque a must to see
Recommended to us by my girlfriend'a mum we were hesitant but this place absolutely delivered. Not only it's a original building of the first bank of turkey but also library, gallery and coffee place and ex bank with bank vaults. The exhibition presents history of the bank and its old employees and their backgrounds on ipads. The exhibition sounds very boring but I surprisingly found myself reading all of it. Furthermore you can access contemporary art exhibition which was very lackluster and I do like contemporary but it's free so cool. If you are by the Galata tower and need place in a shade, toilet and bit of peace in mind come here.
A historic building once a very old bank with one of the most safest safe lockers in the world. Now converted into an exhibition, a few restaurants and a library. One of the must visit places in and around galat tower. The whole place is wheelchair accessible
There is a place to eat or a restaurant under the bridge to eat delicious and fresh sea fish.
We almost didn’t go because I thought the tickets were expensive but my husband and I LOVED IT! The palace was our favorite part of the old city.
We loved all the beautiful architecture, history, courtyards, stones, and outfits on display. We learned a lot about the Ottoman Empire, the ottoman sultans, and Islam from our time at the palace.
We had a private guide and definitely recommend that over a huge group or going alone. You get to ask more questions and truly appreciate your experience.
We loved all the beautiful architecture, history, courtyards, stones, and outfits on display. We learned a lot about the Ottoman Empire, the ottoman sultans, and Islam from our time at the palace.
We had a private guide and definitely recommend that over a huge group or going alone. You get to ask more questions and truly appreciate your experience.
40 euro entry fee for tourists is STEEP, but it’s still worth it considering the quality, history and the breadth of things to see. It feels impossible to describe what there is to see in a single review, but all I can say is that I spent almost 5 hours exploring the palace grounds. Breathtaking views (and imagine having these views 200-500 years ago), historical/religious relics, stunning architecture and interior design and rich history with items that even extended beyond the Ottoman Empire.
Tip: BRING GOOD WALKING SHOES
Tip: BRING GOOD WALKING SHOES
Interested in something related to history- this is one of the places to go to. The fees was average considering other spots of importance, but it did not have any thing special or extra-ordinary. The staff should at least show the historical aspect of the place. If you are on a budget, you can avoid this place and choose binberderik cistern which is cheaper but only accepts card.
Walking across the Galata Bridge was fun. The views from the bridge are absolutely spectacular, offering a perfect blend of cityscape and waterfront scenery. The weather during our walks was ideal, making the experience even more enjoyable.
We’ve had the opportunity to cross this bridge multiple times, both in the mornings and evenings, and each time has been memorable. Whether it’s the morning light reflecting off the water or the evening ambiance as the city starts to light up, there’s something truly special about this bridge. It’s a walk I’d recommend to anyone visiting Istanbul—it’s a perfect way to soak in the city’s beauty.
We’ve had the opportunity to cross this bridge multiple times, both in the mornings and evenings, and each time has been memorable. Whether it’s the morning light reflecting off the water or the evening ambiance as the city starts to light up, there’s something truly special about this bridge. It’s a walk I’d recommend to anyone visiting Istanbul—it’s a perfect way to soak in the city’s beauty.
One of my favorite places in Istanbul. We only had chance to visit one museum and chose this one. Highly recommended by locals and visitors. A bit expensive but it’s worth every lira. It’s said it holds the biggest Islamic articles collection. Architecture, history, religion, landscapes, mysticism, all in one place.
Well preserved palace of the Sultans. It's absolutely huge and contains many interesting exhibits and beautiful gardens. Would suggest getting a guide or going as part of a tour as I think it would be a bit overwhelming otherwise. You certainly need most of a day to see everything.
Typiquement stambouliote
Ce marché couvert est splendide à visiter pour au moins trois raisons. Tout d'abord la construction elle-même offre un très beau cadre aux échoppes. Ensuite, les étals sont absolument magnifiques avec mille couleurs d'épices, de fruits séchés ou d'étoffes. Enfin, la foule grouille elle-même dans un chatoiement indescriptible de tenues les plus diverses depuis les touristes en short et débardeur, jusqu'à certaines femmes entièrement voilées, en passant par tous les stades intermédiaires que l'imagination permet de concevoir.
Ce marché couvert est splendide à visiter pour au moins trois raisons. Tout d'abord la construction elle-même offre un très beau cadre aux échoppes. Ensuite, les étals sont absolument magnifiques avec mille couleurs d'épices, de fruits séchés ou d'étoffes. Enfin, la foule grouille elle-même dans un chatoiement indescriptible de tenues les plus diverses depuis les touristes en short et débardeur, jusqu'à certaines femmes entièrement voilées, en passant par tous les stades intermédiaires que l'imagination permet de concevoir.
The Galata Bridge is one of Istanbul's most iconic landmarks, connecting the districts of Karaköy and Eminönü over the Golden Horn. It has been a vital link between the two sides of Istanbul for centuries, with the current version of the bridge completed in 1994. The bridge is unique for its double-decker design: the upper level accommodates vehicular and pedestrian traffic, while the lower level is lined with restaurants and cafes offering stunning views of the Bosphorus and the Old City.
It is a breathtakingly beautiful place, a must to go! This shows the greatness of the Turks, the Ottoman Empire and how gallantly they ruled the entire world for over 400 years!!! It is simply astonishing to imagine how they build such beautiful, cool, buildings with a superb architecture, design and art work that is even glorious after hundreds of years. One can’t imagine how without the availability of machines they managed to make such infrastructure!!!!
The Islamic relics area need to be entered with body covered, they give clothes/scarfs. Then do take your own water & refreshments which are a bit expensive. Ticket itself is steep price wise 1500 TL BUT worth the experience. Then take an id card for security deposit and they will give you an audio recording of the place as a guide. No need to get a guide the recording is most helpful! Or simply use the cafe’s wifi to load before entering.
The palace takes one’s breath away.
The Islamic relics area need to be entered with body covered, they give clothes/scarfs. Then do take your own water & refreshments which are a bit expensive. Ticket itself is steep price wise 1500 TL BUT worth the experience. Then take an id card for security deposit and they will give you an audio recording of the place as a guide. No need to get a guide the recording is most helpful! Or simply use the cafe’s wifi to load before entering.
The palace takes one’s breath away.
The cistern was built by Roman Emperor Theodosius II (r. 402–450) between 428 and 443 to store water supplied by the Valens Aqueduct. In 2010, the cistern was rediscovered under the building when Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality demolished the annex building. The 360-degree projection system integrated in the cistern’s interior offers the visitors an extraordinary visual and sound experience.
This place is a wonderful museum if you're interested in Turkey's history and culture.
The panoramic views from the palace to the city and to the Bosphorus are just incredible!
I recommend going very early in the morning or 2 hours before they close it, otherwise you'll have to do long lines for the most relevant salons of the museum.
The panoramic views from the palace to the city and to the Bosphorus are just incredible!
I recommend going very early in the morning or 2 hours before they close it, otherwise you'll have to do long lines for the most relevant salons of the museum.
The Theodosius Cistern is a hidden gem in Istanbul, offering a unique blend of ancient history and modern technology. While the cistern itself is a marvel of Byzantine engineering, what truly sets this site apart is the stunning video mapping experience inside.
As you step into the cool, dimly lit space, you are immediately transported back in time. The video mapping show is a captivating journey through the rich history of Istanbul, with vivid projections that bring the ancient walls to life. The show is expertly crafted, blending artistic visuals with historical storytelling in a way that is both educational and mesmerizing.
A special highlight is the segment dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Turkish Republic. This portion of the show is a powerful tribute, celebrating the spirit of modern Turkey while respecting its deep historical roots. The combination of music, light, and imagery creates an emotional and immersive experience that resonates deeply with visitors.
Overall, the Theodosius Cistern offers an unforgettable experience that beautifully marries the past and the present. The video mapping adds a dynamic layer to the visit, making it not just a historical site, but a living, breathing part of Istanbul’s cultural heritage. It’s a must-see for anyone interested in history, art, or simply looking for a unique experience in Istanbul.
As you step into the cool, dimly lit space, you are immediately transported back in time. The video mapping show is a captivating journey through the rich history of Istanbul, with vivid projections that bring the ancient walls to life. The show is expertly crafted, blending artistic visuals with historical storytelling in a way that is both educational and mesmerizing.
A special highlight is the segment dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Turkish Republic. This portion of the show is a powerful tribute, celebrating the spirit of modern Turkey while respecting its deep historical roots. The combination of music, light, and imagery creates an emotional and immersive experience that resonates deeply with visitors.
Overall, the Theodosius Cistern offers an unforgettable experience that beautifully marries the past and the present. The video mapping adds a dynamic layer to the visit, making it not just a historical site, but a living, breathing part of Istanbul’s cultural heritage. It’s a must-see for anyone interested in history, art, or simply looking for a unique experience in Istanbul.
According to the Romans' belief, if a man and a woman go to the Galata Tower together for the first time, they will definitely get married. However, if one of the couples has been to the tower before, the matter's magic is lost. It's a beautiful legend.
Beautiful space with a library, I came specifically for the (free) gallery. There is a room with a contemporary exhibition which I found weird in a cool way, and one about the bank employees at the beginning of 20th century. That sounded so niche and uninteresting to me, but ended up being totally fascinating and educational. It gives you an impression of Turkish society a hundred years ago, its diversity, political circumstances and various identities, all through the employee records of the bank’s staff. You only need about 15-30 mins for the visit but so worth it! At least if you happen to be in the area.
Şimdiye kadar gördüğüm en bakımsız mesire alanı..içerisinde bulunan bungolov evler facia..banyonun kapısı kırık, çift kişilik yatağın ayağı kırık, her taraf örümcek ağı..evler dipdibe herkes birbirini izliyor..evlerin görüş açıları farklı gibi düşünmeyin sabah dışarda kahvaltı yapacaksınız size ait olan yerin cephesinde diğer ev var, insanlarla gözgözesiniz.. hiç sevmedik bir daha asla gitmeyiz
Les multiples couleurs et senteurs plus l'ambiance superbe à ne pas manquer
Beautiful little light show filled with Erdogan. Overpriced for such a little show with no history to read. 650 lira for entrance.
It was worth the time to come and see this one too. Smaller cistern, but it was less busy.
The presentation was fun to watch. Wish it would show more history.
The presentation was fun to watch. Wish it would show more history.
Ankaradan gitcek arkadaşlar için traktör kullanmalarını öneriyorum çünkü yol o bozuklukta. Evin pisliğini ben anlatmayayım si fotoğraflardan karar verirsiniz artık. Parasını ödedim 15 dk durup çıkıp gittik evden pisliğinden ve konforsuzlugundan.Parası dert değil ama o bozuk yolda harcadığım zamana yazık çöpe giden 3000 tl de cabası tabi o ayrı. Paranızı ve zamanınızı çöpe atmak istiyorsanız harika bi yer
Ortam ve doğası güzel ama işletme sıfır. Girişte ücreti alınan bir mesire alanında tuvaletlerin bu kadar bakımsız ve pis olması, ortalıkta hiç görevli olmaması kabul edilemez. Yapılmış ama sahiplenen yok. Bir de herkes pikniğe gelip mangal yakarken ki gayet doğal , ağaçlara mangal yakmak yasaktır tabelası asmak da çok komik olmuş.
Très bonne accueil, généreux, sérieux très bonne expérience en plus de ça il parle français ( demander said c'est le responsable)
Ortam olarak çok güzeldi ancak restoranın çatal kaşıkları için çok iyi diyemeyeceğim. Kendinizi huzurda hissedebileceğiniz bir yer. Kendi baktıkları kedileri yavruları ve köpekleri vardı. Doğanın ortasında güzel bir mekandı.
Dünyanın merkezinde,
dünyanın bağımlılıkları ile savaşa durmuş, dünyaya yön vermiş ve uluslararası literatürde kendini ispatlamış, sağlıklı nesil sağlıklı gelecek adına ısrarla çabalamaktan ödün vermeyen BÜYÜK YEŞİLAY AİLESİNİN GENEL MERKEZİ
dünyanın bağımlılıkları ile savaşa durmuş, dünyaya yön vermiş ve uluslararası literatürde kendini ispatlamış, sağlıklı nesil sağlıklı gelecek adına ısrarla çabalamaktan ödün vermeyen BÜYÜK YEŞİLAY AİLESİNİN GENEL MERKEZİ
A voir pour les couleurs et les odeurs
L'architecture est aussi vraiment superbe
Par contre, c'est très cher
L'architecture est aussi vraiment superbe
Par contre, c'est très cher
I only came for a short visit but what a lovely space for working or just sitting quietly with a book. The architecture is lovely - another beautiful historic site in amazing Istanbul
Quite small, and probably a little expensive for what it is.
However I really enjoyed the light effects on the columns. Great for taking photos. There is also a gap between the light shows so you can see the columns without any projections.
Visited in the late afternoon, no queues and not very busy inside.
However I really enjoyed the light effects on the columns. Great for taking photos. There is also a gap between the light shows so you can see the columns without any projections.
Visited in the late afternoon, no queues and not very busy inside.
Doğa , ortam ve ev güzel. İlgi alaka sıfır, resepsiyonu tekrar tekrar aramanız gerekiyor. Çalışan temizlikçi ablalar dışında her şey kötüydü. Kaldığımız gün elektrikler giriş yaptığımız an gitti ve ertesi gününe kadar gelmedi , böyle doğa ortamında rüzgarın ve yağmurun yağmasının doğal olacağı gibi jeneratörün de olması gerekirdi. Evde ki araç gereçler eksik çatal bile 1 adet konulmuş. Kafe tarafına gittiğimiz de ise kedinin bir yerde kilitli kaldığını gördük çıkarttığımız da çalışan kafedekileri rahatsız ediyor o yüzden koyduk oraya dedi.Böylesine doğa olan bir yerde kedinin orada olması kadar normal bir durum yok daha da asla gitmem.Dinlenmeye gidip daha çok yoruldum teşekkürler.
Très beau marché mais on retrouve tout ke temps la même chose avec des prix plus élevés, il faut tout le temps négocier...
Come early in the morning, ideally when it's opening. The light show is nice. The atmosphere is something you should experience. There aren't as many tourists as in the other cistern.
Bel endroit. Par contre je ne suis pas certaine qu’il faille acheter dans les magasins qui s’y trouvent car les prix sont assez élevés
Amazing view! Coffee is like coloured water !
Négocier négocier négocier 😅
Nous étions à 5 min à pied. Mais vaut mieu acheter un peu plus bas que dans le grand bazar . Qualité mais excessivement cher.
Nous étions à 5 min à pied. Mais vaut mieu acheter un peu plus bas que dans le grand bazar . Qualité mais excessivement cher.
Yeşilay bisiklet turu kapsamında gittim,
tur ve ikramlar güzeldi,
ortam ve manzara mükemmel 👍
( tur her ayın ilk pazar günü yapılyor,
Tavsiye ederim )
tur ve ikramlar güzeldi,
ortam ve manzara mükemmel 👍
( tur her ayın ilk pazar günü yapılyor,
Tavsiye ederim )
Très beau bazar où on n’en prend plein la vue avec des couleurs des produits. Par contre c’est très cher comparé au marchand extérieur donc n’hésitez pas à négocier ou à comparer les prix.
Great for walking, and seeing the other side, there are always a lot of people fishing and they really catch a lot of fish. There is no need to pay to cross the bridge. Don't forget to watch the jellyfish, it's beautiful
Very beautiful bridge with very beautiful views of the historic center of city with all the mosques on one side and the Galata tower on other side. There is lots of activity on the bridge and underneath it. Lots of locals fishing or just hanging out. Makes for a very nice walk from Galata area to the Egyptian spice market or the Grand Bazar the other way around to Galata Tower. If tired can take the train or buses there are stations on both sides of the bridge. Also there are many food vendors on both sides.
İki gece kaldık. Ev ortam güzel fakat ilgi alaka sıfır. Doğru düzgün çalışan görmedik zaten yarım malak iş yapıyorlar. Mutfakta doğru düzgün araç gereçler yok. Ayrıca hafta içi tesiste kimse olmamasına rağmen bize en sorunlu evi verdiler. Sular ısınmıyor, kombi akıyor, soba kül dolu geç yanıyor, çokta temiz sayılmaz. İki kişilik yatak bile iki tek kişi yatağı birleştirerek yapmışlar. Bolu da ki Fikri Atalay konağından sonra burası onların yanında 5 üzerinden 1 yıldız bile olamaz. İlgisiz işletme
Yeşilay Spor Kulübü Tarihi Yarımada Bisiklet Turu kapsamında gittiğim, manzarası güzel, bakımlı ve nostaljik bir mekan.
This place is a historic building + art gallery + museum + library + music store + cafe shop + cafeteria + bar + workshops + auditorium. The natural lighting inside the building is very beautiful and stunning. People come here to take photos of themselves within the corridors of this building and its colorful lighting. The museum wasn’t that interesting to me. The entrance is for free.
The café on the top floor turned out to be much more interesting than the attraction in the basement. I understand that I am a tourist, but the price is too high for a show that lasts only 5 minutes. Moreover, it is worth noting that it is just a projection with music.
From a historical point of view, it is indeed interesting and intriguing. However, I did not see any audio guide or simple brochure in English.
The projection show itself is not bad, but I have seen much better ones, and, more importantly, they did not require payment.
If you are a tourist and money is not a problem for you, and you are very bored, you can go, but if you are saving every lira, it is better to avoid it.
From a historical point of view, it is indeed interesting and intriguing. However, I did not see any audio guide or simple brochure in English.
The projection show itself is not bad, but I have seen much better ones, and, more importantly, they did not require payment.
If you are a tourist and money is not a problem for you, and you are very bored, you can go, but if you are saving every lira, it is better to avoid it.
Günümüzde Yeşilay Genel Merkezi olarak kullanılan Sepetçiler Kasrı, 1643'te Sultan İbrahim tarafından Bizans döneminden kalma surların üzerine inşa ettirilmiştir. Topkapı Sarayı'nın dış bahçesinde ve kıyı alanlarında yer alan yapılardan bugüne kadar gelebilen sadece Sepetçiler Kasrı'dır. İnşaatında kullanılan kırmızı mermerler Darıca ve Rusçuk'tan, çinileri İznik'ten, demir aksam ve çiviler de Samakoy ve Selanik'ten getirilmiştir.
Kasrın kapı kemeri üzerindeki kitabede yer alan bilgiye göre, yapıldığı dönemde Topkapı Sarayı sınırları içinde kalan Kasır, Sultan I. Mahmut (1730–1754) döneminde 1739'da yenilenmiştir.
Kasrın kapı kemeri üzerindeki kitabede yer alan bilgiye göre, yapıldığı dönemde Topkapı Sarayı sınırları içinde kalan Kasır, Sultan I. Mahmut (1730–1754) döneminde 1739'da yenilenmiştir.
Thanks, Yama Tours and Mehmet, for organising a great 3 day tour to Mt Nemrut, Harran, and Gobekiltepe. Great guide, Mahmut and driver Osman provided for the tour.
It was really enjoyable even though we travelled long distances to cover the sites.
It was really enjoyable even though we travelled long distances to cover the sites.
The best shopping bazaar in Istanbul it’s just amazing. Don’t waste your time going anywhere else the prices are amazing. The people are amazing. The food is amazing you if you come to stumble, you have to stop by and take a look. It’s where the actual Turkish people go shopping.
It's a rather busy place to shop. Go early mornings. Prices outside the Bazaar is cheaper. Still an experience to walk through. If you get offer tasters, take it, no obligation.
Mehmet was awesome , he was very helpful and had the best price for Hot air balloons . He arranged last minute spots for my friends. Amazing experience and service. Thankyou
The ticket is a bit expensive but it is worthy if you never saw such a middle east palace from ancient empire.
Personally I like the landscape and garden more than the interior part.
The coffee museum in the palace kitchen area is interesting and educative.
Personally I like the landscape and garden more than the interior part.
The coffee museum in the palace kitchen area is interesting and educative.
Beautiful architecture, colorful displays, mostly friendly people. Things tend to be overpriced in these tourist areas, but it's definitely worth a visit to walk through and enjoy the atmosphere! I was told stall 51 and 44 have better prices, but can't confirm.
Also known as the Spice Bazaar, this place is an absolute feast for the senses. It’s just wonderful to see the workings of such an amazing place. I over the thoughtful way all the stores presented their wares and enjoyed the shopping experience there.
خوبه
Très beau
Great sunset just 100 m from old town but avoid the restaurant / bar. Unfrendly (arrogant owner) service and overpriced. 80 TL for 2 Glass of wine ... easy to understand why it is always empty
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