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Incredibly quiet place with a beautiful garden. The museum itself is interesting and helps visitors to understand how dervishes were living during the Ottoman era. This is a spiritual place and well organized museum. We enjoyed our visit.

Very very disappointing museum. And if you want to attend the dance that is only on Sunday and must buy a ticket on Saturday. Well if you think a dance is worth 120 lira then be my guest. To me a total rip off. Museum is more from the past hundred years so even that was a complete rip off to me. Lucky I got the museum pass but I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone. I wouldn’t even recommend the museum pass after I attended all and only but Four where even worth it. Follow me on here and you will see what I have spoken.

Only thing good I found in whole museum was to note that Muhammad was a poor farmer. So I don’t even know why people classify him as a prophet. I’m sure he didn’t even know how to read or write.

A good experience, there's an air of holiness surrounding the whole affair, and the dancers are really amazing. Two cons though: ticket price is quite high (90 Lira per person) and if you don't get in early you'll end up sitting in the back rows where you can hardly see anything.