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Beautiful place Beylerbeyi palace is on of the ancient Ottoman heritage, it has nice garden and magnificent view of Bosphore
We took normal taxi however we had small charge as we took the bridge way the place is in the Asian side we found a bit long line but it pass quickly less then 10 minutes
The price was 350Tl better then online tickets
Unfortunately to take pictures inside is forbidden
As there is some coffee station in garden.
We took normal taxi however we had small charge as we took the bridge way the place is in the Asian side we found a bit long line but it pass quickly less then 10 minutes
The price was 350Tl better then online tickets
Unfortunately to take pictures inside is forbidden
As there is some coffee station in garden.
“The Beylerbeyi Palace is a hidden gem in Istanbul, filled with fascinating relics and historical treasures from the era of Sultan Abdulhamid II. The intricate details and well-preserved artifacts offer a unique glimpse into the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire. It’s truly a must-visit for anyone interested in history and architecture!”
This is perhaps a less visited palace, but I would recommend it because it has beautiful architecture and also the garden is lovely and you can sit outside right next to the water and the bridge! It's 350 TL for visitors who are foreigners. I would recommend going earlier in the morning to skip the queue to get in.
One of the finest Ottoman palaces in Istanbul on the Asian side.
You can buy tickets at the entrance, and the price is cheaper compared to some of the palaces on the European side.
Upon entrance, there is a garden, the you walk adjacent to the sea to get to the palace front.
Upon entering the palace, you will have to wear plastic bags on your shoes, and taking photos is disallowed inside. The palace spans across two floors.
Upon exit, there is a restroom and a gift shop. Worth spending 1-2 hours here.
You can buy tickets at the entrance, and the price is cheaper compared to some of the palaces on the European side.
Upon entrance, there is a garden, the you walk adjacent to the sea to get to the palace front.
Upon entering the palace, you will have to wear plastic bags on your shoes, and taking photos is disallowed inside. The palace spans across two floors.
Upon exit, there is a restroom and a gift shop. Worth spending 1-2 hours here.
You don't need a ticket to enter the courtyard! The ticket is for entering the palace. You aren't allowed to take pictures inside the palace.The staff is rude.
Usually residence permit holders pay the local ticket price but they charged me a foreigner's ticket price. I am not a tourist and i earn lira so it was unfair to charge us a tourist fee and they were unwelcoming and unpleasant
Usually residence permit holders pay the local ticket price but they charged me a foreigner's ticket price. I am not a tourist and i earn lira so it was unfair to charge us a tourist fee and they were unwelcoming and unpleasant
This is the beautiful palace. Unique architecture and very decorated inside. I wish I could take a photo of the inside part and put it here. But it is not allowed to take photos inside. It is so beautiful inside.
Super pretty and I think better than the Dolbamaçe palace. Entrance was around $10 and included audio guide.
They had snacks available to eat in the garden.
I really wish they would let us take pictures inside the palace because it is a beautiful place I would like to share with my family back home.
They had snacks available to eat in the garden.
I really wish they would let us take pictures inside the palace because it is a beautiful place I would like to share with my family back home.
