Palaces in Istanbul

The Topkapi Palace was the official residence of the Ottoman sultans between 1465 and 1853. It was home to all the extravagant fan

Amazing architecture and lush decorations.

The harem consists of around 300 rooms, several chapels and is the private area of ​​the apartments of the Sultan, the forbidden.

In Istanbul we took several trips, one was a Bosphorus cruise, where we visited Beylerbeyi Palace, under the intercontinental brid

The imperial palace was built to provide accommodation for the retired sultans. Around many gardens were built, Jewish and Greek .

The current eighteenth century and were brought here the most important embajadors and foreign officials to have an audience with

The tiles of Topkapi Palace are the result of the close relationship of Sultan Mohamed II with the artisans of the time, based in