Topkapa Palace is one of Turkey's most famous palaces, with Beijing Palace, Paris Versailles, Moscow Kremlin and other known as the world's top ten palaces, located in the heart of Istanbul, just behind the Hagia Sophia. Like the Forbidden City, Topkapa Palace is also very large, and a young man has to spend most of the day if he wants to visit the entire palace in detail. There are palaces and buildings large and small in the palace, and there are many exhibits. The innermost palace can see the Istanbul Strait and the mountain view on the other side of the Strait. In addition to the big, the entire palace is surrounded by flowers and vegetation everywhere, which is very beautiful. Tickets 🎫 are 950 lira, which is more expensive, more expensive than the Forbidden City, but it is worth a visit. At the same time, the Palace also provides audio guides in multiple languages, and you can get them by showing your passport 🪪, which is very convenient.

Everything is beautiful in this palace, worth visiting. At least 2 hours to explore. So it is better to bring a bottle of water with you.

Such a huge palace, a bit pricey for tickets but definitely worth it! You can easily spend 4 hours here and view from the back terrace are amazing.

The Istabul Museum Pass is now 1750 lira, which is a bit expensive, but it is free of queues. Tickets and voice guides for the Topkapa Palace are two teams. You can rent voice guides with free documents for tickets, but there are not many content introduced. Most of the exhibits have to see the instructions for themselves. The entire palace is quite large and it takes half a day to visit.

The palace of the Ottoman sultan, also known as the old palace of Turkey, has been around for more than 500 years. This palace complex is located at Cape Saraquilio, overlooking the Golden Horn and the Marmara Sea. Many places in the palace can clearly see the Bosphorus. The highest point of the offshore is even more magical. It is outside China. The area of the old palace with the most Chinese porcelain is quite large. The pattern is roughly divided into three-inch style. The first inch is a large garden. It is called the first courtyard. There is a Byzantine-style church in this large garden. Look at the feeling of a little Hagia Sophia Cathedral. There is a wall in the second. So far, it is the core part of the palace. Earlier, you need to get permission from the Sudan to enter this door. The main reason is that the conference hall is the inner court. Generally, people can't enter. The whole palace is so big that it's only a part of it that you can visit, like my Palace Museum, there are still many areas that are not perfect to open.

Topkapa Palace (World Heritage Area) is an old palace in Istanbul, Turkey. It was the official residence and main residence of the Ottoman Sultan in the city from 1465 to 1853. It is an important tourist attraction in Istanbul with many tourists.

The Palace of Topkapa, also known as the Old Palace, is located on the promontory of a peninsula full of historical relics in Istanbul, a former place for national ceremonies and royal entertainment, and a place where successive Sudans worked and lived. Overlooking the Marmara Sea and Bosphorus, the Palace of Topkapa consists of four courtyards and other small buildings, such as the harem, as if it were a city in the middle of the city. The palace is supplied through underground troughs, with royal dining rooms, gardens, libraries, schools and mosques. There are also artists and craftsmen who have produced many excellent works for the entire empire.