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Guided Tour
Dolmabahce Palace: Guided Tour
Available Tuesday, 30 Apr
- Duration: 1h
- Live guide in English
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$64.17
Bus Tour
Bosphorus, Black Sea & Dolmabahce Palace: Boat Tour with Lunch + Entry
Available tomorrow
- Duration: 9h
- Live guide in English
From
$160.42
Guided Tour
Dolmabahce Palace & Harem Skip-the-Line Ticket and Audio
Temporarily unavailable
- Audio guide
From
$65.24
Guided Tour
Dolmabahce Palace & Bosphorus: Entry Ticket, Boat Tour + Audio Guide
Temporarily unavailable
- Audio guide
- Duration: 4h
- Live guide in English
- Group of max. 20 people
From
$69.51
Museums Pass
Istanbul E-pass: Admission to Top Attractions
Temporarily unavailable
- Group of max. 20 people
- Live guide
From
$127.26
Tickets Overview
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History buffs will love visiting the largest palace in Turkey
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Discover the many open rooms with ornate, lavish furnishings and decor
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Understand the Dolmabahce Palace's importance for the Ottomans and Turkey
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See the Red Room, Blue Hall and Pink Hall, a rainbow of historic rooms with different purposes
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Get to know the pharmacy, barracks, regal pantries, animal shelters and flour mill in the Garden Complex
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Booking online in advance is cheaper than paying on the day!
It’s so easy to get Dolmabahce Palace tickets. Book in advance and save time on your holiday. There are options to buy guided tour tickets, and you can also combine your visit with another attraction.
Dolmabahce Palace tickets include:
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Admission to the Dolmabahce Palace, one of Turkey's top attractions
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Access to interior and exterior courtyards
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Access to all open rooms featuring original furniture and crystal chandeliers
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Options to combine your ticket with a Bosphorus cruise ticket
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Options to combine your ticket with a traditional Turkish lunch
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Kids under 3 years and Istanbul Tourist Pass holders can enter for free
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Dolmabahce Palace is open every day except Mondays from 09:00 to 18:00
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Ticket offices onsite close at 17:00
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Food and drinks are not allowed inside the palace
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The Dolmabahce Kafeteria, on the water's edge, serves hot drinks and food
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It's a 10-minute walk from Kabatas tram stop to Dolmabahce Palace
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Anonymous
23 Mar 2024
Good
My ticket contained the information that the group gathers near the clock tower, although the meeting point was in front of the gates, before security check. The excursion (good) lasted 30...
My ticket contained the information that the group gathers near the clock tower, although the meeting point was in front of the gates, before security check. The excursion (good) lasted 30 minutes, standing exactly on one point in front of the palace. Palace provided free audio guides.
Dolmabahce Palace: Guided Tour
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Anonymous
24 Mar 2024
Terrible
Worst ever. We were told to meet someone in red coat and umbrella near the locations clock tower at 10 am. Easy to do. However no one showed up. So I was stuck buying tickets at gate. In all...
Worst ever. We were told to meet someone in red coat and umbrella near the locations clock tower at 10 am. Easy to do. However no one showed up. So I was stuck buying tickets at gate. In all my travels this is a new one on me. I’m not sure they are legitimate tour guide.
Dolmabahce Palace & Harem Skip-the-Line Ticket and Audio
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Marta,
Poland
22 Apr 2024
Poor
The ticket, which is very expensive, contains many uninteresting features that are forcefully included in the ticket cost. Moreover, at the ticket offices it turns out that this ticket cannot be...
The ticket, which is very expensive, contains many uninteresting features that are forcefully included in the ticket cost. Moreover, at the ticket offices it turns out that this ticket cannot be used (e.g. Hagia Sophia, Hagia Sophia Museum, etc.). The scandal was the situation when, despite having this ticket, I still had to stand in a long queue to Hagia Sophia and additionally spend 25 euros on another ticket!!!!! The Archaeological Museum is 2/3 under renovation and is inaccessible, which is not mentioned on the website or in the guide. When I asked him at the museum how many hours it would take us, he said it had 3 huge parts and 9 hours. However, it was mostly closed and I finished the tour after an hour. Didn't the guide know about this??? Mr. Hasan, a great guide, talks very interestingly about the monuments. To sum up: it is not worth buying the Istanbul Ticket Pass.
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About: Dolmabahce Palace
Dolmabahce Palace is the last palace built by the Ottoman Sultanate in Istanbul, Turkey. It is located on the coast, close to the ferries that depart from Beşiktaş.
Dolmabahce Palace
Vişnezade, Dolmabahçe Cd., Beşiktaş, 34357, Istanbul
