The Opulent Legacy of Dolmabahce Palace

Dolmabahce Palace, built in the mid-19th century, is one of the most magnificent palaces in Turkey. Located on the European shore of the Bosphorus, it served as the administrative center of the Ottoman Empire during its final years. Sultan Abdulmecid I commissioned the palace to showcase the empire’s modernization efforts and its openness to European architectural styles. The palace boasts a blend of Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical influences, along with traditional Ottoman elements, making it a masterpiece of design and luxury.

Beyond its architectural splendor, Dolmabahce is historically significant as the residence of the last Ottoman sultans and the place where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, passed away in 1938. The palace features grandiose rooms such as the Ceremonial Hall, stunning chandeliers, and intricate gold leaf decorations. Visitors today can explore its lavish interiors and gardens, offering a glimpse into the final days of the Ottoman era.

✅ Everyday guarantee departures 
✅ Private Local Guide (Optional)
✅ Entrance Fees 

Departures : Everyday

Departure Place : Istanbul

Highlights

• Atatürk's Deathbed
• Gate of the Sultan
• Gate of the Treasury
• Gate to the Bosporus
• Red Room
• The Pink Hall
• Dolmabahce Clock Tower
• Ottoman Empire
• Medhal Hall
• Clerk's Hall
• Ottoman culture and art
• Ceremonial Hall
• The world's Largest Crystal Chandelier

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