Dolmabahce Sarayi
Dolmabahce Palace Dolmabahce district in the mid-19th Century built and served as the sultan's residence. The palace extends over a length of 600 meters along the shore. 250 rooms, 43 rooms (with sometimes over 35 meters high dome) equipped with the finest carpets and furnishings. The chandelier with 750 candles has a weight of 4500 kg. Here lived and died in the early 20th Century, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the modern and secular Turkish Republic.
Topkapi Palace
He served in the Ottoman Empire as the residence of the sultans. The visit of the palace complex, with its infinite number of spaces, parks and yards is like a journey into the past, the audience hall of the harem to the armory - a palace dating from 1001 Nights and a delight for any visitor. The Topkapi Palace is home to precious priceless collections of porcelain, manuscripts, portraits, costumes, crown jewels, weapons from the Ottoman Empire and relics of the Prophet Muhammad.
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