Beylerbeyi Palace

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0:00 - Intro
1:30 - Hagia Sophia
3:06 - Galata Tower
4:18 - Istanbul's Football Scene
5:46 - Dolmabahce Palace
6:59 - Galata Bridge
8:08 - Rumeli Castle
9:19 - Taksim Square
10:11 - Topkapi Palace
11:32 - Grand Bazaar
13:01 - Blue Mosque
14:07 - Street Food in Istanbul
15:06 - Kadiköy
16:29 - Istanbul Sapphire
17:21 - Bosphorus Boat Cruises
18:24 - Süleymaniye Mosque
19:33 - Vialand
20:46 - Maiden's Tower
21:41 - Cats of Istanbul
22:41 - Pierre Loti Hill
23:34 - Istanbul Aquarium
24:37 - Istiklal Street
25:43 - Camlica Hill
26:45 - Gülhane Park
27:49 - Beylerbeyi Palace
28:51 - Basilica Cistern
30:03 - Ortaköy Mosque
30:51 - Cevahir Mall
31:55 - Spice Bazaar
32:52 - Miniatürk
33:51 - Kuzguncuk
34:45 - Istanbul Archaeological Museums
35:45 - Rustem Pasha Mosque
36:47 - Yedikule Fortress
37:42 - Princes' Islands
39:01 - Kücükcekmece Lake
39:55 - Belgrad Forest


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Beylerbeyi Palace, constructed in 1865, is a neo-Baroque palace used by Ottoman sultans as a summer residence. It has 24 apartments, 6 large halls, and a hammam. The interiors feature crystal chandeliers, grand stairs, and artwork. Visitors can explore freely with a nominal entrance fee. Sultan Abdulhamid II spent his final years imprisoned here and crafted much of the furniture.