Dolmabahçe Mosque

The Palace of Domabachche (New Palace) is accessible by tram and is included in the museum pass. A luxurious palace, the last glory of the Ottoman Empire. There are Chinese interpreters and photography is prohibited in the museum.

The palace is closed every Monday. The passport is free to rent a Chinese guide. The palace cannot be photographed and has a very complete guide route. The Ottoman New Baroque Bell Tower was built in 1890 and is still in normal use. In the case of body hugs, a palace has been panting.

While visiting us, we marveled at the luxury here! The new palace does not allow tourists to shoot, the whole palace is a real artifact. Even if it is a wooden door handle, curtains, and carpets, it is still the items of the year. It is worth seeing!

There are not many tourists. But it is a very beautiful little-known mosque. The decoration with effective use of red marble was a little unusual and unique.

A nice mosque next to the palace along the Bosphorus Strait

It is called the New Palace. In the new city, the Palace is divided into multiple exhibition halls. If you go in the off-season, you can use the voice guide for free! You can also hang out freely! The palace is very luxurious, the interior is strictly prohibited to take pictures, if found, will be severely warned, ask to delete photos and have someone watching you accompany you through the trip.

In winter, there is no queue to buy tickets, the package is 90 lire per person, the porter on the left hand of the entrance, and the passport is pressed to receive the Chinese voice guide. I read the online guide before and said that I had to make up enough people to be led by the staff, but when I came, it was not like this. I could buy a ticket and go in with the voice guide.