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Yıldız Palace Opens Its Doors After 100 Years: Visit for Free Until This Date!

Yıldız Palace, after a six-year restoration, has begun welcoming visitors. The last palace built by the Ottomans in Istanbul, Yıldız Palace showcases the traditions of Islamic palace architecture. Those wishing to visit Yıldız Palace can do so for free for a limited time!

The last palace built by the Ottoman Empire in Istanbul, Yıldız Palace, has opened after a six-year restoration. Located within the borders of Beşiktaş today, Yıldız Palace is not designed as a single structure. Starting from the coast of the Sea of Marmara and rising northwest to the ridge, Yıldız Palace covers the entire slope with a large garden, grove, and palaces within.

Yıldız Palace also includes pavilions, administrative, protective, service buildings, and parks.

When is Yıldız Palace Open?

Yıldız Palace is closed on Mondays.

Ticket Office Opening Time: 09:00

Ticket Office Closing Time: 17:00

Check official pages for visiting plans during public holidays and religious festivals.

Where is Yıldız Palace? How to Get There?

Yıldız Palace is located within the borders of Beşiktaş district. To reach Yıldız Palace, you can take buses to Beşiktaş or ferries from the Anatolian side to Beşiktaş.

How Much is the Entrance Fee for Yıldız Palace?

You can visit Yıldız Palace for free until September 1. There is no information about entrance fees after this date.

Who Built Yıldız Palace?

The first pavilion on the land where Yıldız Palace is located was built by Sultan Ahmed I. Later, many sultans built palaces in this area. At the end of the 18th century, Sultan Selim III built the Yıldız Pavilion for his mother Mihrişah Sultan and a fountain for his father. Sultan Abdülaziz built the Büyük Mabeyn Pavilion, Malta and Çadır Pavilions in the outer garden, and the Çit Pavilion in the main part.

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