Topkapi palace

The Topkapi palace was the residence of the sultans before the construction of the Dolmabahçe palace.
It was built on the acropolis of the antique Byzantium, which dominates the city, the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn, on the extreme point of the peninsula of Istanbul.

This palace, which looks like a real city with its independent buildings like the harem, mosques, libraries, etc, was surrounded with high walls and its towers. The palace is a museum today which is famous for its treasures.

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The palace and the entrance of the Golden Horn
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The main gate
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The palace by the sunset

Ref. : 0102
Duration :
Half day
Not available : Tuesday
Starting point : In front of the palace
Arriving point : In front of the palace
Language(s) : english / french / german / italian
Rate per person :
2 - 4 5 - 8 9 - 12 13 +
45.— 43.— 40.-- € 38.—

Included : guide, museum entrance without harem (optional)

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The tower of the Divan

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