Dolmabahçe Palace

The largest and most extravagant palace in Turkey, used by the last six Ottoman sultans. With elements of Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassicism, it houses over 285 rooms and 46 halls. It is recognized for its lavish use of gold and historical significance along the Bosphorus.

A stunning palace along the European shore of the Bosphorus, built in the 19th century by Sultan Abdulmecid. Considered one of the most glamorous and beautiful palaces globally.

Dolmabahçe Sarayı is an important historic palace and museum, featured as a top destination in Istanbul.

Famous for its luxurious interior and beautiful royal gardens. A must-visit for those interested in Turkish royal history.

Located on the Bosphorus, built by Sultan Abdulmecid in the 19th century. Blends various architectural styles, includes 285 rooms, world's largest crystal chandelier, and Atatürk’s final room.

Passed during the ferry ride on the Bosphorus. The Dolmabahçe Palace is mentioned as one of the landmarks along the route.

19th-century western-style Ottoman palace, administrative center in the late empire. Features rooms reflecting period wealth. Includes the room where Atatürk died, open for visits.

A famous palace museum among Istanbul's must-sees.

Included among the sites on the Istanbul 5-day plan.

See how the royals once lived.

One of the key attractions in Beşiktaş.