(Translated by Google) Affiliated with the Naval Forces Command, the museum was first opened in 1897 in a small building in Kasımpaşa. Although the artifacts are sent to Anatolia for a while in order to preserve them well during the Second World War, they are brought back to Istanbul after the war. It only moved to its present location in 1961. Since then, it has become a place frequented by thousands of people who are interested in the sea and history. Turkey is both the largest and also the first naval museum is situated in the title has more than 20 thousand works in the museum. The museum, which has 4 main galleries, children's rooms, cinema room, multi-purpose hall, 2 foyers and 2 different art galleries, has quite interesting pieces from the oldest galleys of the world to the royal boats. Affiliated with the Naval Forces Command, the museum was first opened in 1897 in a small building in Kasımpaşa. Although the artifacts are sent to Anatolia for a while in order to preserve them well during the Second World War, they are brought back to Istanbul after the war. It only moved to its present location in 1961. Since then, it has become a place frequented by thousands of people who are interested in the sea and history. Turkey is both the largest and also the first naval museum is situated in the title has more than 20 thousand works in the museum. In the museum, which has 4 main galleries, children's rooms, cinema room, multi-purpose hall, 2 foyers and 2 different art galleries, there are quite interesting pieces from the oldest galleys of the world to the royal boats. (Original) Deniz Kuvvetleri Komutanlığı’na bağlı olan müze, ilk olarak 1897 yılında Kasımpaşa’da küçük bir binada açılıyor. İkinci Dünya Savaşı süresince eserlerin iyi korunabilmesi adına bir süre eserler Anadolu’ya gönderilse de savaş sonrası yeniden İstanbul’a getiriliyor. Bugünkü bulunduğu yere ise ancak 1961 yılında taşınıyor. O gün, bugündür de denize ve tarihe meraklı binlerce insanın uğrak yeri haline geliyor. Türkiye’nin hem en büyük, hem de ilk deniz müzesi olma unvanına sahip müzede 20 binden fazla eser bulunmakta. 4 ana galeri, çocuk odaları, sinevizyon odası, çok amaçlı salon, 2 fuaye ve 2 farklı sanat galerisinin olduğu müzede Dünya’nın en eski kadırgalarından saltanat kayıklarına kadar oldukça ilgi çekici parçalar var. Deniz Kuvvetleri Komutanlığı’na bağlı olan müze, ilk olarak 1897 yılında Kasımpaşa’da küçük bir binada açılıyor. İkinci Dünya Savaşı süresince eserlerin iyi korunabilmesi adına bir süre eserler Anadolu’ya gönderilse de savaş sonrası yeniden İstanbul’a getiriliyor. Bugünkü bulunduğu yere ise ancak 1961 yılında taşınıyor. O gün, bugündür de denize ve tarihe meraklı binlerce insanın uğrak yeri haline geliyor. Türkiye’nin hem en büyük, hem de ilk deniz müzesi olma unvanına sahip müzede 20 binden fazla eser bulunmakta. 4 ana galeri, çocuk odaları, sinevizyon odası, çok amaçlı salon, 2 fuaye ve 2 farklı sanat galerisinin olduğu müzede Dünya’nın en eski kadırgalarından saltanat kayıklarına kadar oldukça ilgi çekici parçalar var.

One of the most underrated museums in Istanbul 🇹🇷⚓⛴️🌊. Easy to get to from the ferry port and bust stop, lots to see and do, and although they don't accept Muzekart, it's affordable (200TL at the time). I'd recommend taking at least half-a-day to see and experience all the exhibits. A must visit if you're in Istanbul.

Very nice museum if you are interested in ships, naval history and paraphernalia... Absolutely impressive the Sultan's historical Galley apparently from Mehmet II very well preserved. The rest of the galleys (mostly from XIX century) are very nice too. A well documented travel through Otoman history and the battles and navegación history. Very nice collection of old diving equipments too.

(Translated by Google) The Naval Museum is located in Istanbul Beşiktaş, on the road Maritime Museum is the largest museum of Turkey's maritime area, in terms of the collection that includes diversity among the world's leading museums. The Naval Museum, which has brought its rich collection together with its visitors for 125 years, continues to tell visitors the history of Turkish maritime. The Naval Museum is located right next to the tomb and monument of Captain Derya Barbaros Pasha, who played an important role in winning the Preveza Naval Victory. Providing information about the museum, Branch Manager Lieutenant Colonel Gökhan Atmaca said, “The core collection of the museum, which was established in 1897 in Kasımpaşa, was created by Major Süleyman Nutki. The first core collection includes ship parts and weapons. " said. Lieutenant Colonel Atmaca said, "The museum, which was located in Dolmabahçe Mosque for a short period in 1948, is moved to the land where Nuri Demirağ Aircraft Factory and Barbaros Hayrettin's endowment and the old finance building are located in 1961." He stated that the story of the museum, approaching 125 years, has been continuing in Beşiktaş for the last 50 years. Speaking about the collection of the museum, which has been visited in its newly built smart building since 2013, Lieutenant Colonel Atmaca said, “There are historical boats collection, ship pieces, historical weapons, banners, textile works, glass and stone works and wooden works. While there are more than 23 thousand works in the museum; 10 percent of these works are exhibited. " He stated that the Naval Museum is among the richest military museums in the world in terms of diversity. Busts of important figures of Turkish maritime history at the entrance and upper floors of the museum; Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's boat belonging to Savarona Yacht and the boats he used; sultanate boats, badges used on ships. Ottoman and Republic of Turkey through the link located on the second floor Period After switching to the area where artifacts belonging to the Navy in another area of ​​interest to visitors has prepared the collection for the history of diving. Source Istanbul governorship (Original) Deniz müzesi İstanbul Beşiktaş bulunmakta yolun üzerinde Türkiye'nin denizcilik alanının en büyük müzesi olan Deniz Müzesi, içerdiği koleksiyon çeşitliliği açısından dünyanın sayılı müzeleri arasında yer alıyor. 125 yıldır zengin koleksiyonu ziyaretçileriyle buluşturan Deniz Müzesi, Türk denizcilik tarihini ziyaretçilere anlatmaya devam ediyor. Deniz Müzesi, Preveze Deniz Zaferi’nin kazanılmasında önemli rol oynayan Kaptan-ı Derya Barbaros Paşa’nın türbesinin ve anıtının hemen yanında yer alıyor. Müze ile ilgili bilgi veren Şube Müdürü Yarbay Gökhan Atmaca, “1897 yılında Kasımpaşa’da kurulan müzenin çekirdek koleksiyonu Binbaşı Süleyman Nutki tarafından oluşturuldu. İlk çekirdek koleksiyonda ise gemi parçaları ve silahlar yer alıyor.” dedi. Yarbay Atmaca, “1948 yılında Dolmabahçe Camii içerisinde kısa bir dönem bulunan müze, 1961 yılında Nuri Demirağ Uçak Fabrikası ve Barbaros Hayrettin’in vakfiyesinin ve eski maliye binasının da içinde olduğu araziye taşınıyor.” diyerek müzenin 125 yıla yaklaşan öyküsünün son 50 yıldır Beşiktaş’ta devam ettiğini belirtti.  2013 yılından beri yeni yapılan akıllı binasında ziyaret edilen müzenin koleksiyonundan bahseden Yarbay Atmaca, “Tarihi kayıklar koleksiyonu, gemi parçaları, tarihi silahlar, sancaklar, tekstil eserler, cam ve taş eserler ve ahşap eserler yer alıyor. Müzede 23 binden fazla eser bulunurken; bu eserlerin yüzde 10’u sergileniyor.” diyerek Deniz Müzesi’nin çeşitlilik anlamında dünyanın en zengin askeri müzeleri içerisinde yer aldığını ifade etti. Müzenin girişinde ve üst katında Türk denizcilik tarihinin önemli kişilerinin büstleri; Mustafa Kemal Atatürk'ün Savarona Yatı'na ait filikası ve kullandığı sandallar; saltanat kayıkları, gemilerde kullanılan armalar yer alıyor. İkinci katta bulunan bağlantı yoluyla Osmanlı ve Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Dönemi Donanması’na ait eserlerin sergilendiği alana geçiş yaptıktan sonra ziyaretçilerin ilgisini çeken başka bir alanda ise dalgıçlık tarihine yönelik hazırlanmış koleksiyon bulunuyor. Kaynak İstanbul valilik

Very nice and interesting museum. Turkiye’s history is absolutely amazing and they know exactly how to cherish and showcase it. The museum is all about sea related items. Ships, boats, submarines, accessories and diving clothes, weapons…etc It’s worth the visit.

(Translated by Google) The Deniz Müzesi Maritime Museum is located in the Besiktas region. It is the largest maritime museum in Turkey and one of the largest museums in the world because it contains various collections of more than 20,000 Turkish marine war materials. The museum consists of two buildings, the first of which contains the personal belongings of “Ataturk”, while the second building you find It has a large number of ships and other boats, and many exhibitions are held on it periodically. (Original) المتحف البحري Deniz Müzesi يقع في منطقة بشكطاش، يعد أكبر متحف بحري في تركيا وواحد من أكبر متاحف العالم لاحتوائه على مجموعات متنوعة تضم أكثر من 20.000 مادة بحرية حربية تركية، ويتكون المتحف من مبنين يحوي أولهما المتعلقات الشخصية لـ"أتاتورك"، أما المبنى الثاني فتجد به عددًا كبيرًا من السفن والمراكب الأخرى، كما تقام فيه العديد من المعارض بشكل دوري.

Outstanding museum to learn about Turkish and Ottoman history - even if you aren't interested in navies. It's a larger museum than you might think. Very well-curated with most signs in Turkish and English. For only 13tl, you should definitely visit this museum.

Highly recommend if you’re nearby, really into naval history, or need a clean bathroom (bc it’s that cheap just to enter)! There are old row boats and then models of every boat from the last 500+ years of Turkish/Ottoman history. My 11 year old son loved it! The place is not crowded (buy tix there), great AC (huge relief on a hot day!), and very clean bathrooms! For 25TL admission (currently $1.50) I’ve paid more for public bathrooms (Switzerland?) that are not this clean! And there’s a nice coffee shop inside with great desserts. If you’re doing Dolmabahce, consider walking over here afterwards. Worth the nice walk and then walk to Ortakoy or Nesantisi for dinner.

This museum would be very interesting for kids and their fathers. The exposition starts with old luxary long boats that are hundreds of years old, then as you go further you can see how the ships have been evolving. I particularly enjoyed a few rooms showing the history of the diving equipment. If you are not into this kind of museums you could always have coffee or a beer in the beautiful cafe on the first floor. The tickets were 100 lira per person in September of 2022.

It is a nice naval museum to visit, there is quite a bit to see and it is pretty cheap. Please note it is merely a naval museum though and not a maritime museum. The displayed name on Google Maps should actually be changed as well.

The Istanbul Naval Museum (Turkish: İstanbul Deniz Müzesi) is a national naval museum, located at Beşiktaş district of Istanbul in Turkey. It was established in 1897 by the Ottoman Minister of Navy Bozcaadalı Hasan Hüsnü Pasha. I loved visiting the Museum

(Translated by Google) Wonderful, I liked it (Original) رائع اعجبني

Just beautiful maritime museum, lots of ship samples from 1500s. You will love it. Entry fee 10 lira. Has elevators to go to other floors if you don’t want to take the stairs or ramp based walks. Bathrooms on first floor. Great cafe at the entrance / exit area. It has inside and outside seating, with lots of seats. Nice clean, nice smiley servers. Gift shop is currently closed. You will enjoy the place, need an hour to walk around.

Loved this museum. I was aware that the Turkish navy was large, but I did not know this scale. Definitely the most impressive museum I have seen in this city.

Spacious museum with plenty of historical exhibits. It’s very close to to Besiktas sea port and other transportation options are available. Historic boats are in a very good condition. It can be interesting for kids too but not for toddlers.

Unfortunately we wanted to visit on a Monday and it was closed so please keep this in mind when planning your visit. We saw some of the museum from the outside next to the seafront and it looked Great. Will definitely make the visit inside next time

The first word that comes to my mind to describe this museum is IMPRESSIVE ! Dedicated to naval history, you will learn a ton of informations while walking through the many sections, you can literally spend a whole day in here Definetly worth a visit

(Translated by Google) Really nice museum (Original) Gerçekten güzel bir müze

(Translated by Google) Historical pride and aesthetics can only be combined in such a clear way. It is a place far beyond the concept of beautiful. I highly recommend it. (Original) Tarihsel gurur ile estetik ancak bu kadar net bir şekilde bir araya getirilebilir. Güzel kavramının çok ötesinde bir mekan. Şiddetle tavsiye ediyorum.

(Translated by Google) It is truly one of the must-see museums in Istanbul. (Original) Gerçekten İstanbul'da görülmesi gereken müzelerden biri.

(Translated by Google) Naval Museum, in 1897, II. With the permission of Abdülhamit, it was established in a small building in Tersane-i Amire under the name of "Museum and Library Administration" in accordance with the orders of the Minister of the Navy, Hasan Hüsnü Pasha, from Bozcaada. The museum, which serves in different buildings at various times due to seasonal conditions, was moved to its current location in Beşiktaş (formerly used as a finance building) in 1961 and entered service under the name of "Naval Museum and Archive Directorate". Located right next to the Museum Main Exhibition Building, XX. A warehouse built at the turn of the century and used as an aircraft hangar, boat repair workshop and garage was allocated to the museum. With various additions, the building started to be used as a gallery where galleys and sultanate boats in the museum collection were preserved and exhibited under the name of "Historical Boats Gallery" in 1971. (Original) Deniz Müzesi, 1897 yılında, II. Abdülhamit’in izni, Bahriye Nazırı Bozcaadalı Hasan Hüsnü Paşa’nın emirleri doğrultusunda “Müze ve Kütüphane İdaresi” adıyla Tersane-i Amire’de küçük bir binada kurulmuştur. Dönemsel koşullar gereği çeşitli zamanlarda farklı binalarda hizmet veren müze, son olarak 1961 yılında Beşiktaş’taki (önceleri maliye binası olarak kullanılan) bugünkü yerine taşınmış ve “Deniz Müzesi ve Arşivi Müdürlüğü” adıyla hizmete girmiştir. Müze Ana Teşhir Binası'nın hemen yanında yer alan XX. Yüzyıl başlarında inşa edilen ve önceleri uçak hangarı, tekne onarım atölyesi ve garaj olarak kullanılan bir depo müzeye tahsis edilmiştir. Bina çeşitli ilavelerle 1971 yılında “Tarihi Kayıklar Galerisi” adı altında müze koleksiyonunda yer alan kadırga ve saltanat kayıklarının muhafaza edilerek sergilendiği galeri olarak kullanılmaya başlanmıştır.

(Translated by Google) I would recommend the Museum of the Naval Forces Command and a really beautiful museum. (Original) Deniz Kuvvetleri Komutanlığı’nın müzesi ve gerçekten çok güzel bir müze tavsiye ederim.

A good museum, showing the development of the navy from the beginnings of the Ottoman Empire, to the present day. The museum starts with showing busts of famous admirals, before showing ceremonial galleys used by the Ottoman sultans. The exhibition continues on various levels, with many detailed exhibits on the navy throughout the centuries, up until the present day. I found the section on the old diving equipment particularly interesting.

The Istanbul Naval Museum Or İstanbul Deniz Müzesi, was established in 1897 by the Ottoman Minister of the Navy (Bahriye Nazırı) Bozcaadalı Hasan Hüsnü Pasha. The museum contains an important collection of military artifacts about the Ottoman Navy. In the maritime field, it is Turkey's largest museum, with a great variety of collections. Around 20,000 pieces are present in its collection, including the late 16th or early 17th century Ottoman galley known as Tarihi Kadırga, built in the period between the reigns of Sultan Murad III (1574–1595) and Sultan Mehmed IV (1648–1687), as evidenced by AMS radiocarbon dating and dendrochronological research. It is the only surviving original galley in the world and has the world's oldest continuously maintained wooden hull. The basement consists of diverse items like figureheads, ornaments of naval ships, ship models, and pieces of the Byzantine chain that was used for blocking the entrance of the Golden Horn during the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople (Istanbul) in 1453. On the first and second floors, a large number of imperial and other caïques are exhibited. Many exhibition items underwent special restoration and conservation works due to the deformation of the raw materials caused by heat, light, humidity, atmospheric conditions, vandalism, and other factors.

Cool place with fantastic exhibits and amazing ships. A must see in Istanbul!

It was a very cool museum, the first time I was in a place there were whole boats. So interesting, recommend looking at this your own eyes

I really enjoyed visiting this Museum. The naval history of this country is rich and they have a quite a lot of boats as examples out of the Ottoman Era. The details on these ships were amazing! You need at least 3 hours to visit the museum. Don't forget to visit their restaurant afterwards - their cheesecake is to die for!

(Translated by Google) A beautiful museum that contains important milestones in our maritime history that all students from 7 to 70 should see. (Original) 7 den 70 e tüm öğrencilerin görmesi gereken denizcilik tarihimize dair önemli kilometre taşlarını barındıran güzel müze.

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful place, historical galley ship, reign ships, broklo ship motifs, the yacht where Atatürk stayed and many things that I cannot count. (Original) Çok güzel bir yer tarihi kadırga gemisi saltanat gemileri broklo gemi motifleri Atatürk ün kaldığı yat ve daha sayamadığım bir çok sey

(Translated by Google) Istanbul Naval Museum; In 1897, as a result of the orders of Hasan Hüsnü Pasha, the Minister of the Navy of the period, Miralay (Colonel) Hikmet Bey and Captain Süleyman Nutku's great efforts and efforts, he was in a small building in Tersane-i Amire (Ottoman State Shipyard Kasımpaşa, Istanbul). Museum and Library Administration "was established under the name. It was not arranged before and was opened to the exhibition as a museum storage. Cemal Pasha, who became the Minister of the Navy in 1914, reformed the museum as well as in all branches of maritime, and brought Marine Captain Ali Sami Boyar to the directorate, allowing it to be reorganized scientifically. Boyar established a "ship model workshop" for the production of full and half models of Turkish ships and a "moulage-mannequin workshop" where mannequins were made, and formed the basis for the development of museology and taking its present form. (Original) İstanbul Deniz Müzesi; 1897 yılında, dönemin Bahriye Nazırı Hasan Hüsnü Paşa'nın emirleri, Miralay (Albay) Hikmet Bey ve Yüzbaşı Süleyman Nutku'nin büyük gayret ve çabaları sonucu Tersane-i Amire'de (Osmanlı Devlet Tersanesi Kasımpaşa, İstanbul'da) küçük bir binada "Müze ve Kütüphane İdaresi" İsmi ile kurulmuştur Önceleri düzenlemesi yapılmamış, müze deposu olarak sergiye açılmıştır. 1914 yılında Bahriye Nazırı olan Cemal Paşa, denizciliğin tüm kollarında olduğu gibi müzede de reform yapmış ve müdürlüğe Deniz Yüzbaşı Ressam Ali Sami Boyar'ı getirerek, bilimsel anlamda yeniden düzenlenmesine olanak sağlamıştır. Boyar, Türk gemilerinin tam ve yarım modellerinin yapılması için "gemi model atelyesi" ve mankenlerin yapıldığı "mulaj-manken atelyesi"ni kurarak, müzeciliğin geliştirilmesine ve bugünkü halini almasına temel oluşturmuştur.

(Translated by Google) I commemorate our martyrs who defended the lands and seas of this country (Original) Bu Ülkenin Topraklarını ve Denizlerini Savunan Şehitlerimizi Rahmetle anıyorum

(Translated by Google) Besiktas square, by the sea. It is a place worth seeing by both students and adults regarding Turkish maritime history. Also, the medical report of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, signed by the doctors from 10 November 1938, is in this museum. (Original) Beşiktaş meydanında, deniz kıyısında. Türk denizcilik tarihi ile ilgili olarak gerek öğrenciler gerekse de yetişkinler tarafından görülmeye değer bir yer. Ayrıca Mustafa Kemal Atatürk' ün 10 Kasım 1938 gününe ait doktorlar tarafından imzalanmış sağlık raporu bu müzede bulunuyor.

Nice history

(Translated by Google) The naval museum was founded on August 31, 1987, by the orders of Hasan Hüsnü Pasha, the Navy Commander of Bozcaada, and the support of Admiral Arit Hikmet Pasha, the shipyard commander, and Major Süleyman Nükti in the building belonging to the mine platoon. There is an Atatürk room inside. Entrance fee is 12 TL for adult and student is free. There are a lot of reign boats inside. (Original) Deniz müzesi 31 Ağustos 1987 tarihinde Bahriye nazırı Bozcaadalı Hasan Hüsnü Paşa'nın emirleri ve tersane komutanı Amiral Arit Hikmet Paşanın destekleri ve Binbaşı Süleyman Nükti tarafından tersane Amire bünyesinde mayın müfreze komutanlığına ait binada kuruldu. İçersinde Atatürk odası var. Giriş ücreti yetişkin için 12 TL Öğrenci ise ücretsiz. İçeride bir sürü saltanat kayığı bulunuyor.

(Translated by Google) When you get inside, you will feel as if you were living in that period. Each piece inside has a different story. If you listen to the story of each of them with a guide, then you will have traveled feeling everything. (Original) İçeriye girdiğinizde kendinizi o dönemde yaşıyormuşsunuz gibi hissedeceksiniz .içerideki her bir parçanın farklı bir hikayesi var .eğer rehber eşliğinde her birinin hikayesini dinlerseniz .o zaman her şeyi hissederek gezmiş olacaksınız.

I think this is the most beautiful museum of Istanbul! % 100 recommended

(Translated by Google) Turkey's Largest Marine Area is a museum, it contains the world in terms of Diversity Collection is one of the few museums. There are approximately 20,000 pieces of art in its collection. Affiliated with the Navy Military Museum in Istanbul Naval Museum is the first established in Turkey. Istanbul Naval Museum; In 1897, as a result of the Great Efforts and Efforts of the Orders of Hasan Hüsnü Pasha, the Minister of the Naval Period, Miralay (Colonel) Hikmet Bey and Captain Süleyman Nutku, in a Small Building in Tersane-i Amire (Ottoman State Shipyard Kasımpaşa, İstanbul) ” Museum and Library Administration ”was established with the name. Previously Not Arranged, It Was Opened To The Exhibition As A Museum Warehouse. Cemal Pasha, who became the Minister of the Navy in 1914, Reformed in the Museum as in all branches of Maritime, and brought the Marine Captain Ali Sami Boyar to the Directorate and provided the opportunity to be reorganized scientifically. Boyar has been the basis for the development of museology and its current form by establishing the "Ship Model Workshop" and the "Moulage-Mannequin Workshop" where the Mannequins are Made for Full and Half Models of Turkish Ships. With the start of the 2nd World War, the Works were Transported to Anatolia for Protection. At the end of the war, it was decided to move the museum back to Istanbul in 1946, and the museum was moved to the Dolmabahçe Mosque Complex, which was the most appropriate place under the conditions of that day, and was opened to visitors on September 27, 1948, after a two-year study under the administration of its new director, Haluk Şehsvaroğlu. In 1961, the Museum was moved to its present location, next to the Monument and Tomb of the Turkish Admiral, Captain Derya Barbaros Hayrettin Pasha, in Beşiktaş Pier Square. The Main Exhibition Building has 3 floors and an area of ​​1500 square meters. The 4 Large Halls and 17 Rooms in the Building were used as the Exhibition Area, and the Halls were named after the Wind Direction. In the museum, Sultanate Boats, Naval Uniforms, Manuscripts, Ship Models, Banners, Maps and Pontoons, Paintings, Tughras and Crests, Galleys Navigation Tools, Ship Head Figures and Weapons are exhibited. In the entrance section, there is an educational playground for young age groups and a gift shop. The Museum, whose restoration has been completed, was opened to visit again on 4 October 2013. (Original) Türkiye’nin Denizcilik Alanında En Büyük Müzesidir, İçerdiği Koleksiyon Çeşitliliği Açısından Dünyanın Sayılı Müzelerinden Biridir. Koleksiyonunda Yaklaşık 20.000 Adet Eser Bulunmaktadır. Deniz Kuvvetleri Komutanlığı’na Bağlı Olan İstanbul Deniz Müzesi Türkiye’de Kurulan İlk Askeri Müzedir. İstanbul Deniz Müzesi; 1897 Yılında, Dönemin Bahriye Nazırı Hasan Hüsnü Paşa’nın Emirleri, Miralay (Albay) Hikmet Bey Ve Yüzbaşı Süleyman Nutku’nin Büyük Gayret Ve Çabaları Sonucu Tersane-i Amire’de (Osmanlı Devlet Tersanesi Kasımpaşa, İstanbul’da) Küçük Bir Binada “Müze Ve Kütüphane İdaresi” İsmi İle Kurulmuştur. Önceleri Düzenlemeleri Yapılmamış, Müze Deposu Olarak Sergiye Açılmıştır. 1914 Yılında Bahriye Nazırı Olan Cemal Paşa, Denizciliğin Tüm Kollarında Olduğu Gibi Müzede de Reform Yapmış Ve Müdürlüğe Deniz Yüzbaşı Ressam Ali Sami Boyar’ı Getirerek, Bilimsel Anlamda Yeniden Düzenlenmesine Olanak Sağlamıştır. Boyar, Türk Gemilerinin Tam Ve Yarım Modellerinin Yapılması İçin “Gemi Model Atelyesi” Ve Mankenlerin Yapıldığı “Mulaj-Manken Atelyesi’ni Kurarak, Müzeciliğin Geliştirilmesine Ve Bugünkü Halini Almasına Temel Olmuştur. 2. Dünya Savaşı’nın Başlamasıyla, Eserler Korunma Amaçlı Anadolu’ya Nakledilmiştir. Savaş Sonunda 1946 Yılında Müzenin Tekrar İstanbul’a Taşınmasına Karar Verilmiş Ve Müze O Günün Koşullarında En Uygun Yer Olan Dolmabahçe Camii Külliyesi’ne Taşınmış, Yeni Müdürü Haluk Şehsvaroğlu İdaresinde İki Yıllık Bir Çalışmadan Sonra 27 Eylül 1948 Yılında Ziyarete Açılmıştır. 1961 Yılında Müze Beşiktaş İskele Meydanı’nda Türk Amirali Kaptan-ı Derya Barbaros Hayrettin Paşa’nın Anıtı Ve Türbesi Yanında, Bugünkü Bulunduğu Yere Taşınmıştır. Ana Sergi Binası 3 Katlı Olup, 1500 Metrekarelik Alana Sahiptir. Binada Bulunan 4 Büyük Salon Ve 17 Oda Sergileme Alanı Olarak Kullanılmış Ve Salonlara Rüzgar Yönlerinin İsimleri Verilmiştir. Müzede, Saltanat Kayıkları, Bahriyeli Kıyafetleri, El Yazmaları, Gemi Modelleri, Sancaklar, Haritalar Ve Portolonlar, Tablolar, Tuğralar Ve Armalar, Kadırgalar Seyir Aletleri, Gemi Baş Figürleri İle Silahlar Sergilenmektedir. Giriş Bölümde İse Küçük Yaş Gruplarının Eğitici Oyun Alanı Ve Hediyelik Eşya Bölümü Vardır. Restorasyonu Tamamlanan Müze, 4 Ekim 2013 Tarihinde Tekrar Ziyarete Açılmıştır.

Very nice museum. There was moee to see then expected. Allot of naval history trough the differend eras.

Small(ish) museum with not so many exhibits. It's focus is on the Sultans' boats and there is nothing more modern, only some model ships. The side exhibits are better and enticing, especially the one about the divers. As the other guides said, an 1 hour museum. Great location though and friendly staff.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent ships, boats, clothes and materials reflecting the period from the Ottoman Empire, like a historical corridor ... (Original) Osmanlı'dan ihtişamlı gemiler,kayıklar,dönemi yansıtan kıyafet ve malzemeler.Tarihi bir dehliz misali...

(Translated by Google) HISTORY Naval Museum, in 1897, II. With the permission of Abdülhamit, it was established in a small building in Tersane-i Amire under the name of "Museum and Library Administration" in line with the orders of the Minister of the Navy, Hasan Hüsnü Pasha, from Bozcaada. The museum, which serves in different buildings at various times due to seasonal conditions, was moved to its current location in Beşiktaş (formerly used as a finance building) in 1961 and entered service under the name of "Naval Museum and Archive Directorate". Located right next to the Museum Main Exhibition Building, XX. A warehouse built at the turn of the century and used as an aircraft hangar, boat repair workshop and garage was allocated to the museum. With various additions, the building started to be used as a gallery where galleys and sultanate boats in the museum collection were preserved and exhibited under the name of "Historical Boats Gallery" in 1971. (Original) TARİHÇE Deniz Müzesi, 1897 yılında, II. Abdülhamit’in izni, Bahriye Nazırı Bozcaadalı Hasan Hüsnü Paşa’nın emirleri doğrultusunda “Müze ve Kütüphane İdaresi” adıyla Tersane-i Amire’de küçük bir binada kurulmuştur. Dönemsel koşullar gereği çeşitli zamanlarda farklı binalarda hizmet veren müze, son olarak 1961 yılında Beşiktaş’taki (önceleri maliye binası olarak kullanılan) bugünkü yerine taşınmış ve “Deniz Müzesi ve Arşivi Müdürlüğü” adıyla hizmete girmiştir. Müze Ana Teşhir Binası'nın hemen yanında yer alan XX. Yüzyıl başlarında inşa edilen ve önceleri uçak hangarı, tekne onarım atölyesi ve garaj olarak kullanılan bir depo müzeye tahsis edilmiştir. Bina çeşitli ilavelerle 1971 yılında “Tarihi Kayıklar Galerisi” adı altında müze koleksiyonunda yer alan kadırga ve saltanat kayıklarının muhafaza edilerek sergilendiği galeri olarak kullanılmaya başlanmıştır.

(Translated by Google) I traveled in elementary school ... It was good. I'm passing by now. (Original) İlkokulda gezmiştim... Güzeldi. Önünden geçiyorum artık.

Great history of Muslims

It is the largest naval museum in Turkey, Maritime Museum houses many collections, exhibitions and archives. Among its collections are Ataturk’s belongings, historical boats, wood pieces, metal objects, textiles, naval paper pieces, stone and plastic art works. Its current exhibitions are The Ottoman Navy, The Republican Navy, Naval Uniforms from Past to Present, Martyrs and Veterans, Ataturk, Yavuz and Historical Diving Equipment.

That was really interesting museum 🐱

Lots of expositions - enormous galleys, military uniforms, maps, firearms, medals, navigation tools, diving equipment, and so on and so forth. Worth visiting!

What an amazing museum! Usually off the beaten path regarding places to visit in Istanbul but if you've been here and done the necessary this and that this place is a must visit. They put centuries old Ottoman era boats into the place itself. The explanations of Ottoman/Turkish maritime history is great. Lovely place and has a really cool cafe inside.

Very good museum if you are into history or military. Its a huge and very well designed (and award winning) building which houses many old boats, weapons, and other related history. Best part is, kids, students and disabled people can go for free. Adults are charged 100 TL. They also have an APP which can guide you WITH audio wherever you go! It can detect which room you are in and can read or display information! In the end, there is a gift shop and a cafe. Only flaw is, some places were very dark and not well lit.

Worth visiting if you have some spare time, as this museum is easily accessible from Beskitas port. The museum consists of two buildings, the first building you enter is rather boring as they display a dozen of wooden ships which all look the same and I assume no one can tell the difference unless you are a naval expert on 18th century ships. However, the second building has more variety of stuffs coupled with descriptions of history, so it was much enjoyable for me.

Amazing historical voyage of the Turkish Navy, starting from pre-Ottoman until the modern day. No queues, well organized with explanations in both Turkish and English. A bit light on the background and significance of some of the pieces. Could benefit from a guide book

Really good exhibition including long boats, models of ships, guns, swords, paintings and even diving helmets. The price of admission was 200tl. My only issue is if you have a camera they will ask you to pay 120tl to use it. Taking photos on your phone is free. There are toilets, a café and they speak English. The staff are very welcoming. Easily found, massive sign on the building. Highly recommended going on a boat tour after (they depart from right next to it)

Fantastic. Absolutely brilliant and informative. Clean and quiet. Only 200 L

It is really nice historical museum and you can learn a lot about the Turkish history and the past.

This is not big or modern Maritime museum but in best place and good information about turkish military history

Great place to get an insight into Istanbul very rich naval history. Very interesting museum.

Beautiful museum. Contains a collection of luxury boats and many model ships.

Nice place you can see historical things about Turkish cultural

Museum is really good with its permanent exhibition, but lacks multimedia support.

There was not that much to see, there are great boats there with beatiful designs and groves but, Its not much

Glory and rich history of Ottoman empire naval power and its development in modern Turkey are displayed here. Worthy of a visit for people who are interested in maritime heritage of countries.

Historic, luxury and wartime collections were really good

(Translated by Google) The Naval Museum is one of the few museums in the world in terms of the variety of collections it contains ... a magnificent museum, I definitely recommend. a place I want to visit again when the covit process is over ... (Original) Deniz Müzesi, içerdiği koleksiyon çeşitliliği açısından dünyanın sayılı müzelerinden biri... muhteşem bir müze kesinlikle tavsiye ederim. covit süreci bitince yeniden ziyaret etmek istediğim bir yer...

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Mükemmel

(Translated by Google) Closed for now (Original) Şu an için kapalı

(Translated by Google) Didn't get inside, it's closed (Original) Внутрь не попал, он закрыт

Closed due to Covid-19. No return date posted

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Güzel

(Translated by Google) Close since the beginning of Corona (Original) تغلق منذ بداية كورونا

(Translated by Google) Smells like history (Original) Tarih kokuyor

(Translated by Google) The models were so beautiful, I just went for it (Original) Maketler çok aşırı güzeldi sırf onun için gittim

(Translated by Google) Must see (Original) Mutlaka görün

(Translated by Google) A must-see museum (Original) Mutlaka görülmesi gereken bir müze

The Naval Museum is the most eminent naval museum in Turkey. In terms of the richness of its collections, it is one of the prominent museums in the world.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and informative museum (Original) Güzel ve bilgilendirici bir müze

(Translated by Google) Terrific. Must be seen ... (Original) Müthiş. Mutlaka görülmesi lazım...

(Translated by Google) The historical monuments inside are beautiful, but the place remains a bit plain. Video lectures would be nice to have, though. Meanwhile, students free. (Original) İçindeki tarihi eserler güzel ancak mekan biraz sade kalmış. Videolu anlatımlar olsa güzel olurmuş. Bu arada öğrenciye bedava.

(Translated by Google) I came here a couple of times in a marvelous place to visit this place properly. Staff is also very gentleman. (Original) Muhteşem ötesi bir yer birkaç sefer geldim burayı düzgün gezebilmek için. Personeller de çok beyefendi.

(Translated by Google) It is a national maritime museum that contains an important collection of military belongings of the Ottoman Navy. The museum is located in the Besiktas district of Istanbul, Turkey. The museum was founded in 1897 AD, and it was founded by the Ottoman Minister of the Navy, "Bozja Adlu Hasan Husnu Pasha" Istanbul Maritime Museum is located close to the seashore, next to the tomb and tomb of Khair al-Din Barbarus, who died in 953 AH / 24 July 1546AD and was one of the most important Ottoman navy ministers and commander of the navy and the governor of Algeria. Pasha "in 1555 AD on the other side of the street in front of the museum, near the Besiktas Bridge. (Original) هو متحف بحري وطني يحتوي على مجموعة هامة من المتعلقات العسكرية للبحرية العثمانية. يقع المتحف في منطقة بشيكطاش بمدينة اسطنبول في تركيا. تأسس المتحف عام 1897م، وقام بتأسيسه وزير البحرية العثماني "بوزجا أضَلو حسن حوسنو باشا" يقع متحف إسطنبول البحري قريبا من شاطئ البحر، إلى جانب ضريح وقبر خير الدين بربروس الذي تُوفي عام 953 هـ / 24 يوليو 1546م وكان من أهم وزراء البحرية العثمانية وقائد القوات البحرية ووالي الجزائر، ويقع مسجد سنان باشا الذي بناه أمير البحر العثماني  القطان باشا "سنان باشا" عام 1555م على الضفة الأخرى من الشارع أمام المتحف، بالقرب من جسر بشيكطاش.

(Translated by Google) There is a very nice cafe inside (Original) İçerisinde çok güzel bir cafe var

(Translated by Google) Nice ambience (Original) Guzel ambianse

In 1897, Naval Museum was established under the name of “The Museum and Library Administration Office” in a small building in the Imperial Dockyard with Sultan Abdülhamit II’s permission and Minister of Navy Bozcaadalı Hasan Hüsnü Pasha’s orders. The museum served in various buildings regarding the conditions of that time. Finally, in 1961, the Museum was moved to a building in Beşiktaş (which was previously served as the Treasury) and began to serve here under the name of “The Naval Museum and Archive Directorate”. Storage near this building which was built in the 20th century and had been previously used as aircraft shed, repair workshop and garage was assigned for the Museum. The historical boats collection consisting of the galley and the imperial caiques was transferred to this building and this collection was opened to public in “The Gallery of Historical Caiques” in 1971. As the building which served as the Gallery of Historical Caiques was actually designed as a depot, the museum staff encountered some problems in preserving and displaying the collection. In order to overcome these obstacles, it was decided to build a new museum building in the available area. In this context, a national architectural design competition was organized on 14 August 2005. In 2008, the award-winning architectural design was chosen to be built as the new museum building. Finally, the construction of the new museum building consisting of the annex exhibition building, the gallery of historical caiques, the cultural center and the open exhibition area began according to the modern museology concept. First of all, a temporary depot was built in order to preserve the historical caiques during the construction period. In 2009, the caiques were transferred to this depot. When the renovation/restoration process of the Naval Museum completed in September 2013, the collection of historical caiques was transferred to this building. The new museum began to welcome its visitors on 4 October 2013.

(Translated by Google) A museum that is larger than it looks A must see (Original) Görüldüğünden büyük bir müze Mutlaka görülmeli

Fine

(Translated by Google) It is a magnificent museum. Our history of maritime, from the Ottoman to the present, reign boats, ship parts, events, banners, models etc. All of them are wonderful and very well exhibited. The cage is not bad, the gift shop offers interesting things. The entrance ticket to the museum is very cheap. (Original) Muhteşem bir müze. Osmanlı'dan günümüze kadar denizcilik tarihimiz, saltanat kayıkları, gemi parçaları, olaylar, sancaklar, maketler vs. Hepsi harika ve çok iyi şekilde sergileniyor. Kafesi fena değil, hediyelik eşya dükkanı enteresan şeyler sunuyor. Müzeye giriş bileti gayet ucuz.

(Translated by Google) The building is very nice, the staff is helpful. I suggest you see. (Original) Bina çok güzel, personel yardımcı.Görmenizi öneririm.

(Translated by Google) Health into the hands of those who should be seen navigating to a nice museum (Original) Gidilip görülmesi gereken güzel bir müze yapanlarin eline saglik

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(Translated by Google) It is a beautifully arranged museum. It was an exciting and informative trip for me. Our historical memories are very valuable. (Original) Çok güzel düzenlenmiş bir müze. Heyecanlı ve bilgi yüklü bir gezi oldu benim için. Tarihi anılarımız çok değerli.

(Translated by Google) They have great reign ships. The decorations are super. Worth seeing. (Original) Harika saltanat gemileri var. Süslemeleri süper. Görmeye değer.

(Translated by Google) If you love history, you must visit ........ (Original) Tarihi seviyorsanız ziyaret edin mutlaka........

(Translated by Google) Especially a museum that should be seen in terms of young people's historical knowledge (Original) Bilhassa gençlerin tarih bilgilenmeleri acisindan da görülmesi gereken bir müze

(Translated by Google) One of the museums that students should visit free of charge (Original) Öğrencilere ücretsiz tam çok ucuz gidilmesi gereken müzelerden bir tanesi

One of the most interesting museums in Istanbul. Here you can see ancient boats used by Ottoman Sultans and learn about Turkish naval history. There is an impressive amount of historic artifacts and there are often fascinating temporary exhibitions as well. I recommend this museum to anyone who is visiting Istanbul.

The best organized museum in Istanbul, airconditioned, well planed, new, well displayed nice collection and with lots of information. Nice cafe with terrace and jazz.. beer.. Shop was closed when we visited. Very small and poor choice.

Güzel the old history in this place the sulans ships

The museum contains an important collection of military artifacts pertaining to the Ottoman Navy.In the field of maritime, it is Turkey's largest museum, with a great variety of collections. Around 20,000 pieces are present in its collection. Being connected to the Turkish Navy-Command in Turkey, it is also the country's first military museum. A new exhibition building was constructed. The construction lasted five years, and the building was reopened on October 4, 2013. It has two storeys in addition a basement, all covering 20,000 m2 (220,000 sq ft).

Went there a couple months ago , its so so so pretty and the ships have so much details that mesmerised me ! Couldn’t get enough of it , and the souvenir shop had many amazing stuff with so cheap prices I got postcards from them!

The entrance ticket costs 50 tl you need 3 hours to go through everything and see everything I recommend you to try the sweets in their cafe the mini egyptian bazar prices are touristy and the founder of the museum is their everyday

Very informative and interesting maritime museum. Where you can learn a lot of interesting things about ships, guns of that time. There is also a cafe where you can enjoy Turkish coffee.👏😊

All people how love the see and his stuff surely would like this museum

(Translated by Google) It could have been brighter and cleaner, we would be happy (Original) Daha aydınlık ve temiz olabileydi mutluluk duyardik

Perfectoo

(Translated by Google) Museum (Original) متحف

Very well organized museum, really worth a visit while you are in Istanbul

(Translated by Google) A museum that is a must-visit for an overview of the maritime world of ustamniyyah and modern Turkey. Inside there are still ships and lifeboats of the sultans and caliphs as well as statues of utsmaniyyah admirals such as piri reis, hayrettin barbarossa and others. (Original) Museum yg harus dikunjungi untuk mengetahui sekilasi dunia kemaritiman ustamniyyah dan turki modern. Di dalamnya masih ada kapal dan skoci sultan dan para khalifah serta patung patung para admiral utsmaniyyah seperti piri reis, hayrettin barbarossa dan lain lain.

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) رائع

(Translated by Google) Fantastic (Original) Harika

(Translated by Google) Ivj (Original) Ivj

İf you are curios about navy it is your place.

(Translated by Google) Could not visit, closed for quarantine. (Original) Не вдалось відвідати, зачинено на час карантину.

(Translated by Google) It is nice but they did not accept the museum card at the entrance, they asked for 10 TL per person, other than that, there is nothing bad that caught my eye 👍🏻 (Original) İyi hoş ama girişte müze kartı kabul etmediler kişi başı 10 TL istediler onun haricinde gözüme takılan kötü bişey yok 👍🏻

(Translated by Google) It was closed 9/2/2020 (Original) كان مغلقا ٢/ ٩/ ٢٠٢٠

(Translated by Google) Babadag is where I said why I didn't go out until today (Original) Bugüne kadar neden çıkmamışım dediğim yer Babadağ

(Translated by Google) History (Original) Tarih

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Çok güzel

(Translated by Google) You must go (Original) Mutlaka gitmelisiniz

The staff is extremely friendly and welcoming, the view of the Bosporus from inside the museum is amazing, the ticket fee is fair and the size of the museum is kinda big so it would take you like 3 hours to fully appreciate the place.

(Translated by Google) a very very nice museum (Original) çok çok güzel bir müze

I think this is one of the oldest museums in Turkey not only Istanbul, it dates back to 1897. A fast building, I think 4 story with huge halls. They have original ships date back to 16, 17 and 18th centuries. They also have a great thing which many museum fail to do right; have a clear chronological order of areas and event. You need at around 3 hours to enjoy the visit of this place

(Translated by Google) The perfect place to spend your time in quality (Original) Vaktinizi kaliteli değerlendirmek için mükemmel bir yer

(Translated by Google) One of the must-see venues (Original) Görülmesi şart olan mekanlardan biri

(Translated by Google) Must visit! You can learn about old sea vehicles by traveling! (Original) Mutlaka ziyaret edilmeli! Eski dönem deniz araçları hakkında güzel bilgileri gezerek öğrenebilirsiniz!

(Translated by Google) An impressive museum (Original) Etkileyici bir müze

maritime museum

(Translated by Google) Turks and maritime ... Our maritime history is exhibited with sailors and ship models, video footage, busts, paintings, photographs and similar materials. It is one of the must-visit places for secondary and higher education students. If you like history and the sea, you can't get enough of visiting this museum. (Original) Türkler ve denizcilik... Denizcilik tarihimiz denizci ve gemi maketleri, video görüntüleri, büstler, tablolar, fotoğraflar ve benzeri materyallerle sergilenmekte. Orta ve yüksek öğrenim öğrencilerinin mutlaka ziyaret etmesi gereken yerlerden biri. Tarih ve denizden hoşlanıyorsanız, bu müzeyi gezmeye doyamazsınız.

(Translated by Google) Istanbul Naval Museum The project won the 1st prize in the Istanbul Naval Museum National Architectural Project Competition opened in 2005. Designed by Teğet Architecture, it is the first contemporary museum designed for a historical collection in Istanbul, as well as perhaps the first public building built on the Bosphorus coast since the Bosphorus bridges. (Original) İstanbul Deniz Müzesi Proje, 2005 yılında açılmış İstanbul Deniz Müzesi Ulusal Mimari Proje Yarışması'nda 1.'lik ödülünü almıştır. Teğet Mimarlık tarafından tasarlanan, İstanbul'da tarihi bir koleksiyon için tasarlanmış ilk çağdaş müze örneği olmasının yanı sıra, belki de Boğaz köprülerinden bu yana boğaz kıyısında üretilmiş ilk kamusal yapı.

(Translated by Google) Very nice 👍 (Original) Gayet güzel 👍

(Translated by Google) Closed for now, but there are different cannons and anchors around it (Original) Пока закрыто, но вокруг него есть разные пушки и якоря

If you are interested in navy stuff i recommend it .after dolmabahce palace 10 minutes by walk. In Beşiktaş next to shangrila hotel.

Interesting visite, i recommed, dont lost!

The collection of imperial rowboats is impressive and the piece of the Golden Horn chain was amazing. But there's not much other information on the naval theater during the siege of Constantinople.

Great Museum with amazing collection. Be careful to give enough time because it might take around 3-4 hours to complete your tour.

Wonderful museum! Really cool exhibits of actual historic vessels and replicas (of modern ones ) Also lots of items from throughout history of maritime forces . Very cool way to spend a couple hours in Beşiktaş. Check out the cafe , too !

Excellent show of the Ottoman and modern Turkish Naval history. You will find some very rare and unique original caiques of the sultans and also lots of detail of the modern Turkish Navy. A place to visit to understand some of the most unknown parts of Mediterranean naval history. At every part of the museum has been taken care for accessibility with ramps. All the information is provided in both original Turkish and English.

Lots of naval history of turkey and worldwide. Very cheap entrance. Easy to reach. Totally recommended

nice to visit this amazing place in Besiktas Istanbul👏❤

Nice place to visit with family and children

Magnificent great history of great people , I recommend every one visite this country come to this place

Naval museum is a pretty unique in turkey it makes you look at the history of turkey from a sea view angle its a fresh new breath from land centric history curriculum

The Naval Museum is very good but I would not take children here.

A really beautiful and quiet place. You can only purchase tickets by card. No cash.

Great overview of Turkey's naval history, including boat exhibits amd a fragment of the golden horn chain.

Very nice museum entry is for free and there lots of fact and things 7,8,9 century

Museum is open at 11.00 to 18.00 but last visitor entrance time is 17.30. Price is 25 TL for adults. Children and students can visit also, the museum is free for them. Historical naval museum is magnificent for visitors. You can see ships in the line of history. There are a lot of room for exhibition. One of them is the room of Battlecruiser Yavuz (SMS) Goeben. Every type of ship is exist. Battleships, Kalyons, kalyetes, mavnas, çektiris etc.

The museum has a wide variety of boats, naval and underwater equipment. The exhibition was quite impressive and I definitely recommend it. The ottoman and turkish boats are very well preserved. In my opinion, it's very underrated.

Great interesting museum. The history of Turkish Naval is there. Great ship models.

If you have any interest in musea while visiting Istanbul, be sure to visit this one. It shows you the history of what the sultan used to travel by water and also how the navy ships evolved.

Good to know, If you are planning a visit. First of all, it is very nice with a lot of history and displayed articles. BUT, to take photos with a SLR camera, even if it is not professional, you need to purchase an additional ticket, while you can take as much as you want photos with your mobile phone. We all know that now a days, mobile phones have good quality cameras as SLR cameras. I visited hundreds of museums in various countries, and this is the first time I met this restriction.

Well, few boats, a lot of models, missed submarine. A good place to visit. Worth 200

went there during a special holiday so entrance was free. very informative.

Magnificent atmosphere, beautifully designed, a must see museum

Sehr schönes Museum für Geschichtsinteressierte. Schön wäre ein Museum bei der man auch echte historische Schiffe begehen kann. Sehr lobenswert das kostenfreie Audio Guide als App zum herunterladen. Da spart man sich eine Führung weil vieles im Detail erklärt wird. Ein Kopfhörer sollte benutzt werden um andere Gäste nicht zu belästigen. Auch sehr z, das Grabmahl von Barbaros Hayrettin Paşa ist direkt vor dem Museum auf dem Platz.