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I went in December, there were no queues. I did not find the audio guide, neither downloadable nor in QR. Anyway you have to keep in mind that if you go from Spain it is not worth activating the data because of the cost, so if it is not downloadable or if there is no wifi available it does not work. I think it would have compensated me to buy there directly
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The QR code hadn't arrived even the day before, so I called to confirm and was told that it would be sent within 20 minutes, and we were able to successfully obtain the QR code. We arrived at Dolmabahce Palace at 9am, and it wasn't very crowded yet, so we didn't really benefit from the skip-the-line ticket (the security gate wasn't very crowded at that time, but there were huge people lining up around 12:30 when we were leaving). The Bosphorus cruise was properly announced in advance, so we were able to easily find the boarding point, and we were fortunatelely able to board it in just before the cruise departed, so we were able to enjoy the cruise without waiting.
The Palace is a marvel, too bad they don't let you take pictures to have a souvenir. By the way, I took the tickets 5 minutes before entering and very well.
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With the electronic tickets we had very easy access to the palace. The tour through the audio system was excellent. We spent 4 wonderful hours in Dolmabache. Amazing cafe to relax in the palace gardens. No photos allowed inside.
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I would like to leave a review about the boat trip. The point with the geolocation that we received by email was wrong. We had to run to be on time, and take a tram 1 more stop. Please fix this, if a person is in Istanbul for the first time, he will not find the correct location. The location in the app was also wrong. This spoiled our impressions of the time spent.
The palace is very impressive. Of incredible richness and magnitude. Something to improve: the toilets, few and very dirty. They do not match the environment. There is an image of poor management by those in charge.
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What a beautiful place! I feel like most people concentrate on the historical sites in Sultanahmet and they overlook this gem! We spent more time here than any other place we visited! I did not like that you can't take pictures inside, because there were a few rooms that I would like to see in pictures when my memory starts to fail me.
Had an amazing time at Dolmabahche Saray. Bought the tickets super easy an hour before the visit, skipped the like and simply entered. The audio system was fun and helped me to learn a lot about the palace. Thanks a lot, it was great!
So beautiful, well mantain, the gardens were impressive, with such a beautiful view of the sea. We loved! History, rooms wow
Everything was excellent!we received the tickets by mail and the entrance was very easy scanning our mobile ticket.The staff was helpful and informative and choose for us our language which was very convinient.There is so much to see the palace,the harem,the national gallery.The gardens are awesome and the cafe in the national gallery is peaceful with a beautiful view!Crystal staircase was on renovation,despite this everything was enjoyable!
There was a separate QR for each of us. It would have been a lot easier if both of us had been on one QR code After opening the first QR code it was very difficult to go back and open the second. We didn't go to the palace ticket office since we already had tickets. We went straight to the palace entrance. But the audio guides had to be picked up at the ticket office. That wasn't clear in the instructions. So we didn't get the audio guides.
It was great to see Dolmabahce Palace. Tickets delivered to me immediately. I enjoyed the great service they provided to us.
It is a beautiful experience, I liked it very much, I recommend it and also the purchase at Headout was very good, no problem with the tickets. All my expectations were met.
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It was easy to order the ticket on line though I did it right before going. It saved me much time because I didn't have to stand in the line.The audio guide was also very convenient as I could move in my own tempo. The palace itself and the gardens around are very beautiful. Add the terrific view of the sea, ducks and a swan in the pond - one feels like in the paradise! I didn't feel like leaving!
We were at the palace as soon as it opened and there were already a lot of people. The gardens were beautiful as well as the ceremonial halls where high-ranking guests were received and the crystal staircase. Many rooms looked a bit the same and were dark and dusty. The corridors were too narrow for the many people so that there was a queue. It was also a pity that no photos were allowed inside. It was nice to have seen it once, but I would not go there a second time.
Really wonderful and amazing. Very good explanation in my language. You can't miss the Dolmabache Palace when you are in Turkey.
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It's very convenient, you don't have to wait in lines. Thanks to the audio guide, I walk slowly, you don't rush to walk along the group
We had no inconvenience or waiting time. We were able to do the tours at our own pace without any schedule pressure. It is much better than taking a tour.
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Are you kidding me, no photos are allowed and we got yelled at every time we tried to take a picture. Why can't we take pictures even without the use of flash light?
With the online ticket, which you can download from the app with ease, you are able to quickly access the wonderful dolmabahce palace. Bring an ID with you because it is required to get the free audio guide. The visit to the palace is done independently by following a marked and predetermined route. With the same ticket you can visit the harem and the exhibition of paintings. Highly recommended!
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It was not mentioned anywhere in the booking that a passport had to be submitted to get the audio guide. Because of that we didnt take it to the place, and we were not able to get the audio guide even if we payed for it. My suggestion is to mention this in the booking description so that visitors like us will not face such a situation.
Ticketing expense was very good, quick, fast forward. Audio guide was very good also. People flow while watching expositions in a Palace and Harem was at a pleasant pace and yet enough time to see everything. Unfortunately photos was not allowed to do in the Palace.
Very easy to get tickets. If you don't get an email with your tickets you can always message the seller on WhatsApp and they will send them to you as a pdf. There is a lot of walking and 3 sites to see on the palace grounds so be prepared. There's also a cafe available. Overall very good experience
As the place was very crowdy we were lucky to have our skip the line tickets. It saved us a lot of time. Information provided in the audio guide was interesting and just enough not to get bored. Unfortunately there is no audio guide available in Polish which I find surprising given the amount of tourists from Poland I saw there. The palace is impressive and really worth visiting but unfortunately you are not allowed to take pictures inside.
Wonderful experience with easy booking and smooth transactions. Highly recommended for an insight into the modern ottoman empire.
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Bosphorus Dinner Cruise
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Bosphorus Dinner Cruise
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The food was quite average but the experience was good. The staff were nice. They also take photos of you and then sell them to you!
Myself and partner were pleasantly surprised with how fantastic the evening was. From the moment we stepped onto the vessel, we were greeted with warm smiles and great hospitality. The staff were very prompt in getting us our drinks, and the three course meal was delicious; consisting of delicious traditional Turkish food all round! We were pleasantly surprised by the amount of entertainment in the form of dance shows, live music and audience interaction - the talent of these performers was outstanding! We didn't expect to have entertainment throughout, pretty much, the entire cruise. The belly dancer in particular was mesmerising; the audience were transfixed! The outside views themselves were fantastic, and it was very easy to see it all without having to get up from our seats! The experience was also such great value for money; we'd spent more money on just a one meal earlier that day (and the cruise dinner was far better!) Overall, it was definitely the best experience we had in Istanbul, and I'd say it's definitely an unmissable experience. 10/10.
I went in December, there were no queues. I did not find the audio guide, neither downloadable nor in QR. Anyway you have to keep in mind that if you go from Spain it is not worth activating the data because of the cost, so if it is not downloadable or if there is no wifi available it does not work. I think it would have compensated me to buy there directly
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I love the food and the various programmes inside the boat .I would recommend this package. They also take your photos and if we want those to take home, we can request for one for 10 euro. They have an option to request for the whole album for 90 euro. I would recommend to select the photo of your choice, which is the economically best.
Everything was good but they took picture of you without telling and than put album on your table and ask 44000 TL for few pictures and i personally feel harrashed and ashamed because its embarrasing.
The Palace is a marvel, too bad they don't let you take pictures to have a souvenir. By the way, I took the tickets 5 minutes before entering and very well.
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With the electronic tickets we had very easy access to the palace. The tour through the audio system was excellent. We spent 4 wonderful hours in Dolmabache. Amazing cafe to relax in the palace gardens. No photos allowed inside.
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Our cruise was at night and with dinner included. The cruise was very nice - I wss worried I would get seasick but the boat was steady enough. I only wish there was some information or a self guide about the places that we could see outside the window. The dinner was good with a couple of chices for the main course, although, none vegetarian ones. The one thing that was not quite okay wss the price of the beverage - a glass of wine cost 500 TRy!!! And intially we weren't advised of those. And when we asked for the bill we were told it was 400 TRY, so we had to bargain for that price to be applied - which is still a lot!! Everything else, including the program, was very nice and enjoyable!
The palace is very impressive. Of incredible richness and magnitude. Something to improve: the toilets, few and very dirty. They do not match the environment. There is an image of poor management by those in charge.
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Just a comment about the cruise not about your service : The food wasn't really good, no tea at the end, the music was really loud.
What a beautiful place! I feel like most people concentrate on the historical sites in Sultanahmet and they overlook this gem! We spent more time here than any other place we visited! I did not like that you can't take pictures inside, because there were a few rooms that I would like to see in pictures when my memory starts to fail me.
Had an amazing time at Dolmabahche Saray. Bought the tickets super easy an hour before the visit, skipped the like and simply entered. The audio system was fun and helped me to learn a lot about the palace. Thanks a lot, it was great!
So beautiful, well mantain, the gardens were impressive, with such a beautiful view of the sea. We loved! History, rooms wow
Everything was excellent!we received the tickets by mail and the entrance was very easy scanning our mobile ticket.The staff was helpful and informative and choose for us our language which was very convinient.There is so much to see the palace,the harem,the national gallery.The gardens are awesome and the cafe in the national gallery is peaceful with a beautiful view!Crystal staircase was on renovation,despite this everything was enjoyable!
Quick entry without the line to the beautiful Dolmabhace Palace, pleasant and fun dinner on the boat across the Bosphorus. Recommended experience
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There was a separate QR for each of us. It would have been a lot easier if both of us had been on one QR code After opening the first QR code it was very difficult to go back and open the second. We didn't go to the palace ticket office since we already had tickets. We went straight to the palace entrance. But the audio guides had to be picked up at the ticket office. That wasn't clear in the instructions. So we didn't get the audio guides.
It was great to see Dolmabahce Palace. Tickets delivered to me immediately. I enjoyed the great service they provided to us.
It is a beautiful experience, I liked it very much, I recommend it and also the purchase at Headout was very good, no problem with the tickets. All my expectations were met.
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The experience was so amazing, it was a nice immersion to the turkish lifestyle during the different ceremonies & waiters were so friendly. That would be great if the dessert menu could be improved with a reasonable album photos prices ;)
It was easy to order the ticket on line though I did it right before going. It saved me much time because I didn't have to stand in the line.The audio guide was also very convenient as I could move in my own tempo. The palace itself and the gardens around are very beautiful. Add the terrific view of the sea, ducks and a swan in the pond - one feels like in the paradise! I didn't feel like leaving!
We were at the palace as soon as it opened and there were already a lot of people. The gardens were beautiful as well as the ceremonial halls where high-ranking guests were received and the crystal staircase. Many rooms looked a bit the same and were dark and dusty. The corridors were too narrow for the many people so that there was a queue. It was also a pity that no photos were allowed inside. It was nice to have seen it once, but I would not go there a second time.
Really wonderful and amazing. Very good explanation in my language. You can't miss the Dolmabache Palace when you are in Turkey.
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It's very convenient, you don't have to wait in lines. Thanks to the audio guide, I walk slowly, you don't rush to walk along the group
We had no inconvenience or waiting time. We were able to do the tours at our own pace without any schedule pressure. It is much better than taking a tour.
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This cruise was awesome. Delicious food, great entertainment, eye catching views on Bosphorus. Everything was well-organized.
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Bosphorus Cruise
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Bosphorus Crusie
The QR code hadn't arrived even the day before, so I called to confirm and was told that it would be sent within 20 minutes, and we were able to successfully obtain the QR code. We arrived at Dolmabahce Palace at 9am, and it wasn't very crowded yet, so we didn't really benefit from the skip-the-line ticket (the security gate wasn't very crowded at that time, but there were huge people lining up around 12:30 when we were leaving). The Bosphorus cruise was properly announced in advance, so we were able to easily find the boarding point, and we were fortunatelely able to board it in just before the cruise departed, so we were able to enjoy the cruise without waiting.
I would like to leave a review about the boat trip. The point with the geolocation that we received by email was wrong. We had to run to be on time, and take a tram 1 more stop. Please fix this, if a person is in Istanbul for the first time, he will not find the correct location. The location in the app was also wrong. This spoiled our impressions of the time spent.
It was good. But instructions were a bit misunderstanding. It was written to meed our guide at one spot. And when we go to this place there is noone. Instead they send us the qr codes to enter by ourselves. And they dont give instructions to just enter. So we waited at this spot. Good that at least they responded quickly enough when I contacted them by whatsapp. Although They did not respond to The emergency telephone number that was given at the ticket. So a bit messy. We still had a great time. So thank you!
Tha palace was awesome! We spent a lot of time there Also there was many places to visit. We also enjoyed the cruise.
The whole process was smooth and easy to understand. The customer service on WhatsApp was responsive and helpful. The boat ride was not too crowded and enjoyable. Would recommend to anyone! Perfect for a one day outing!
Whole day spent there, there is so much to see. The best day in Istanbul. Very beautiful, you have audio guide that explains a lot and makes you experience even better. Beautiful photo spots.
Good and practical. You should just make it clear that audioguides can be picked up at the entrance, so that you don't end up in the palace with your shoes on and have to cross the park again to look for them. Otherwise no problem. Thank you.
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Very suggestive. It's like to be in a fable 😍
It's just something else from the others tourist attractions!
Our guide Brushca was knowledgeable and good hundred and waited for us when we were late!
It was really easy to get our skip the line tickets. The palace and grounds were amazing!
It was easy to sign up and they made sure you knew where to go. It was a beautiful place as well.
One I found where to get the QR codes , it was simple and easy
Very nice and supportive guide, it was so easy to book with headout and get a eticket at the same time.
It was good. Had a great experience. Would recommend it to others
Nice tour and friendly tour guide, highly recommended
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Hagia Sofia
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Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia is one of the wonders of the world, for me. It has so much history and has played such a vital role for two great empires. A must for anyone interested in history.
I went in December, there were no queues. I did not find the audio guide, neither downloadable nor in QR. Anyway you have to keep in mind that if you go from Spain it is not worth activating the data because of the cost, so if it is not downloadable or if there is no wifi available it does not work. I think it would have compensated me to buy there directly
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The Palace is a marvel, too bad they don't let you take pictures to have a souvenir. By the way, I took the tickets 5 minutes before entering and very well.
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With the electronic tickets we had very easy access to the palace. The tour through the audio system was excellent. We spent 4 wonderful hours in Dolmabache. Amazing cafe to relax in the palace gardens. No photos allowed inside.
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The palace is very impressive. Of incredible richness and magnitude. Something to improve: the toilets, few and very dirty. They do not match the environment. There is an image of poor management by those in charge.
View original review in Spanish
What a beautiful place! I feel like most people concentrate on the historical sites in Sultanahmet and they overlook this gem! We spent more time here than any other place we visited! I did not like that you can't take pictures inside, because there were a few rooms that I would like to see in pictures when my memory starts to fail me.
Had an amazing time at Dolmabahche Saray. Bought the tickets super easy an hour before the visit, skipped the like and simply entered. The audio system was fun and helped me to learn a lot about the palace. Thanks a lot, it was great!
So beautiful, well mantain, the gardens were impressive, with such a beautiful view of the sea. We loved! History, rooms wow
Everything was excellent!we received the tickets by mail and the entrance was very easy scanning our mobile ticket.The staff was helpful and informative and choose for us our language which was very convinient.There is so much to see the palace,the harem,the national gallery.The gardens are awesome and the cafe in the national gallery is peaceful with a beautiful view!Crystal staircase was on renovation,despite this everything was enjoyable!
There was a separate QR for each of us. It would have been a lot easier if both of us had been on one QR code After opening the first QR code it was very difficult to go back and open the second. We didn't go to the palace ticket office since we already had tickets. We went straight to the palace entrance. But the audio guides had to be picked up at the ticket office. That wasn't clear in the instructions. So we didn't get the audio guides.
It was great to see Dolmabahce Palace. Tickets delivered to me immediately. I enjoyed the great service they provided to us.
It is a beautiful experience, I liked it very much, I recommend it and also the purchase at Headout was very good, no problem with the tickets. All my expectations were met.
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It was easy to order the ticket on line though I did it right before going. It saved me much time because I didn't have to stand in the line.The audio guide was also very convenient as I could move in my own tempo. The palace itself and the gardens around are very beautiful. Add the terrific view of the sea, ducks and a swan in the pond - one feels like in the paradise! I didn't feel like leaving!
We were at the palace as soon as it opened and there were already a lot of people. The gardens were beautiful as well as the ceremonial halls where high-ranking guests were received and the crystal staircase. Many rooms looked a bit the same and were dark and dusty. The corridors were too narrow for the many people so that there was a queue. It was also a pity that no photos were allowed inside. It was nice to have seen it once, but I would not go there a second time.
Really wonderful and amazing. Very good explanation in my language. You can't miss the Dolmabache Palace when you are in Turkey.
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It's very convenient, you don't have to wait in lines. Thanks to the audio guide, I walk slowly, you don't rush to walk along the group
We had no inconvenience or waiting time. We were able to do the tours at our own pace without any schedule pressure. It is much better than taking a tour.
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Are you kidding me, no photos are allowed and we got yelled at every time we tried to take a picture. Why can't we take pictures even without the use of flash light?
With the online ticket, which you can download from the app with ease, you are able to quickly access the wonderful dolmabahce palace. Bring an ID with you because it is required to get the free audio guide. The visit to the palace is done independently by following a marked and predetermined route. With the same ticket you can visit the harem and the exhibition of paintings. Highly recommended!
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Great audio tour that introduced so much history and directed us to fascinating areas of the Hagia Sophia, such as the Viking graffiti. Wonderful to be able to skip such an enormous queue to get in, well worth it!
In fact, I saved a few minutes at the ticket line, although I then lost the time as it was not clear to me where I had to pick up the ticket.... So, overall, it was not helpful to me at all.
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It was not mentioned anywhere in the booking that a passport had to be submitted to get the audio guide. Because of that we didnt take it to the place, and we were not able to get the audio guide even if we payed for it. My suggestion is to mention this in the booking description so that visitors like us will not face such a situation.
I really liked the mosque but there was a problem with the audio guide, the internet was not working properly and could not be heard well.
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Just sering this fantastic monument to human creativity. It would be good to include the best stop on the T2 line to get off for your ticket "booth". We got off one stop esrly snd had a long hit upholl hike to find you.
The service itself is fine, but the guy was late to the kiosk where we had to pick up the tickets and in that waiting time we would have already entered Hagia Sophia, as there was no queue early in the morning in the middle of August. To improve the service, considering that there is no guide to explain anything to you, it would be better to have the tickets directly on the app. Another negative aspect is that the audio guide does not need to be purchased because when you enter there is a QR code to download it.
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The fike-cutters are very practical for St Sophia and the Cistern Basilica, but not very efficient for Topkapi. The cruise is very pleasant and the sightseeing buses always interesting for a first visit to the city.
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Instructions were clear and easy to follow. Very convenient. The customer service is superb and very helpful!
Loved how you could choose which attractions to visit and loved how you could visit on your own schedule!!
Skip the line really did work! Great!
Buying the megacard was a god proposition
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Very convenient, well organised and a lot of time saved by booking events online
Everything is fine, you just have to make sure that you read your emails! It took us a while to find the checkpoint!
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Value and customer service was great!
Well organized, everything went Very smooth. Highly recommend. Customer service(whats app) is excellent.
Go for: Skip-the-line tickets
Guide: 15-minute orientation with an English-speaking guide, audio guide in 10 languages
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Guide: Expert English-speaking tour guide, audio guides
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Cancellation policy: You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund on your purchase.
Ottoman Sultans used Mabeyn-i Humayun to discuss state affairs. The complex contains more than a single floor. The most notable highlight in the hall is a crystal staircase. Visitors can see luxurious decorations, grand chandeliers, carpets, and a Turkish bath at Mabeyn-i Humayun.
Muayede is known for being the highest hall and the most significant section of the Dolmabahce Palace. Muayede has a 36-meter-high ceiling supported by 56 columns. The notable attraction in Muayede is the striking crystal chandelier with 750 lamps, weighing over 4.5 tonnes.
Medhal Hall is considered to be the main hall of Dolmabahce Palace. Visitors today enter the palace through the Medhal Hall. During the Ottoman time, state ministers and administrators occupied the rooms adjacent to the main hall.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the first president of the Turkish Republic, spent his last days in Dolmabahce Palace. The bedroom of Atatürk is close to the former harem of the palace. The clock in the room shows the time 9:05 AM paying respect to the president, who died on November 10, 1938.
The Red Room is close to the main hall or the Medhal Hall. The room got its name from the prominent red color designs in the room. Visitors can see the monogram of Sultan Abdülmecid on top of a Boulle desk. There is another monogram on the fireplace under the dome-shaped roof.
Blue Hall is in the middle of the harem and has distinctive hues of blue. While exploring the Blue Hall, look for the blue shades in decorations, paintings, and marbles. The Blue Hall was used for ceremonial purposes and for Sultans to meet citizens.
The Pink Hall was used for welcoming noble female visitors. It is known as Valide Sultan Divanhanesi in Ottoman times. Sultanas and other royalty used to meet here and spend time together. It has beautiful paintings, and the entire hall is covered with a special rug called Hereke.
Zulvecheyn Hall was used as a venue for ceremonies. The hall was constructed as an attachment between the interior and exterior of the palace. It was used for preaching functions, marriages, holidays, and other important public events.
Sufera Hall, also known as Ambassador Hall, is an exquisite space in the Dolmabahce Palace. Sultans used to meet important people in this room. The Sufera Hall has gold decorations and a collection of stunning bohemian chandeliers.
Harems are separate quarters built for the leisure of the Royal Family. Harems were a feature of royalty and wealthy families in Middle Eastern traditions. Sultan Abdülmecid built a Dolmabahce Palace harem section to spend time with his children and personal concubines.
The clock tower in Dolmabahce Palace was an addition made in the time of Sultan Abdul Hamid II. Armenian architect Sarkis Balyan designed the neo-baroque-style clock tower that has four sides. The clock was imported from France. Today, the original timepiece is replaced by an electric one.
Sultan Abdülmecid’s mother commissioned the Dolmabahce mosque, but the construction of the mosque was completed in 1855. The mosque follows a neo-classical style and has elements of Rococo and Baracoa styles. The palatial decorations of the mosque made it different from the traditional Ottoman Mosque design.
The gardens of Dolmabahce Palace grow exotic flowers. It also includes typical garden structures, including sculptures, fountains, and pools. The garden complex also has pantries, barracks, animal shelters, an aviary, a glass workshop, etc.
Ottoman emperor Abdülmecid II was the force behind the construction of the library in the palace. It is a huge library in Dolmabahce Palace that has books from the Ottoman and the Ataturk era.
Dolmabahce Palace has eight gates. Three gates open to Bosporus, giving a stunning view of the sea. The gate behind the palace is on the edge of Bosporus Bay, between Asia and Europe. Another important gate is Saltanat Kapisi which opens to the central garden.
The Ottomans built Dolmabahce Palace to outclass all the other palaces in the region. As Istanbul is a potpourri of cultures, Dolmabahce borrowed from the Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical architectural styles. But the architects did not settle for a single technique, and instead infused all these elements of European architecture into traditional Ottoman architecture. While visiting Dolmabahce Palace, the architecture remains a key highlight to admire.
Dolmabahce Palace architectureIn the Dolmabahce Palace decorations, over 100 kilograms of gold and crystal were used. For palace decorations, expensive stones such as Proconnesian marble, Egyptian alabaster, also known as onyx-marble), and Porphyry were used. It houses the largest Bohemian crystal chandelier in the world, weighing over 4.5 tonnes with over 750 lamps. The palace also features numerous Hereke palace carpets made by the Hereke Imperial Factory.
Inside Dolmabahce PalaceBest time to visit: Dolmabahce Palace is open year-round. The best time of the day to visit is in the morning during the early opening hours to avoid the rush of the crowd. Avoid visiting during monsoon months, July and August, and in the Winter, from December to February, as the weather is not suitable.
Dolmabahce Palace timingsAddress: Dolmabahce Palace, Vişnezade Mahallesi Dolmabahçe Caddesi, Beşiktaş, Istanbul
Getting to Dolmabahce Palace:
Topkapi Palace is a museum and former administrative center of the Ottoman Empire.
Explore Topkapi PalaceGalata Tower is a historical museum tower in Istanbul's Galata constructed in 1348 by Byzantine Emperor Justinian.
Explore Galata TowerHagia Sophia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site Mosque and former Christian cathedral in Istanbul.
Explore Hagia SophiaA symbol of Turkey's Ottoman rule, the Blue Mosque in Istanbul was constructed in 1723.
Explore Blue MosqueDolmabahce Palace tickets are available online. Booking your tickets online helps you save time and get instant confirmation.
Yes, buying Dolmabahce Palace tickets online is convenient and easy. Visitors purchasing tickets online can skip the hour-long queues at the palace.
Dolmabahce Palace tickets start from €29, and prices vary depending on the inclusions and services offered with each ticket.
Yes, booking Dolmabahce Palace tickets online helps you secure amazing deals and discounts on your ticket prices, and you also get to choose from a variety of tickets offering unique facilities and inclusions.
Dolmabahce Palace is the largest palace in Turkey, and it was the administrative center of six Ottoman emperors. It is currently open to the public and can be accessed by visitors by booking tickets.
All visitors need tickets to enter Dolmabahce Palace. Visitors are recommended to book their Dolmabahce Palace tickets online to enjoy hassle-free entry to the attraction.
Dolmabahce Palace is located in the Besiktas district on the European coast of Istanbul. Its address is Vişnezade Mahallesi Dolmabahçe Caddesi, Beşiktaş, Istanbul.
Dolmabahce Palace is an example of a fusion of baroque, rococo, and traditional Turkish architecture. Dolmabahce Palace is known for its historical importance and architectural beauty. It houses the world's largest bohemian crystal chandelier, which is a sight to behold. It is also famous for its beautiful decor, like the details on the floors with real gold.
Dolmabahce Palace is accessible by public transport. You can travel by tram, public bus, or drive to the palace, once you are in the city.
Dolmabahce Palace is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9 AM to 6 PM. The palace is closed on Mondays and certain holidays.
Dolmabahce Palace has souvenir shops, restrooms, lost and found service, and two restaurants on its premises.
Yes, visitors in a wheelchair can access Dolmabahce Palace.
No, Dolmabahce Palace rules do not permit photography inside the property.
Yes, Dolmabahce Palace is worth visiting. Dolmabahce Palace is a world-famous tourist destination in Istanbul. It's the largest palace in Turkey, with gold decorations, bohemian chandeliers, paintings, and rugs.