Dolmabahçe Palace is grand and spacious, exuding an aura of magnificence that hints at the former glory and wealth of the Ottoman Empire. The architectural style of the palace adopts a European court style, with the interior walls covered in gold leaf. As the palace is still used by government offices, there are guards stationed at the entrance, and the motionless guards have become a unique sight here.
Yıldız Palace is a magnificent royal palace, favored by successive sultans after Ahmed I for vacations. Today, this historic building has become a museum, with flowers and trees from around the world competing in beauty within its spacious courtyards.
Topkapi Palace
Topkapi Palace was the residence and main residence of the Ottoman sultans in the city from 1465 to 1853. It has now been transformed into a museum, showcasing the past life of the royal family and astonishing treasures. There is a seaside restaurant inside the palace, from where you can overlook the Golden Horn and the new city area across the bay.
Beylerbeyi Palace is a dreamy white palace built of white marble, with courtyards filled with magnolia flowers. In addition to the luxurious interior decoration, the palace courtyards are also filled with exotic flowers and plants from around the world, and you can even find bamboo. Beylerbeyi Palace is also known as 'the most wonderful corner of the Bosphorus Strait.'
