🕵🏼It is definitely worth the price you pay, it is a rare museum that everyone who is interested in film culture should definitely visit. The moment I heard its name, I became curious and decided to go on the road. ⏰You can visit the museum every day between 11:00-19:00 except Monday. 📕This building, which dates back to 1870, during the Abdülaziz Period, was actually built by Armenian businessman Agop Köçeyan for the purpose of using it as a winter house. However, when the ownership of the mansion passed to the brothers Aziz and Ahmet Borovalı in the 1930s, some parts of the building were used as an entertainment center. After the restoration between 2019 and 2021, the section of Atlas Cinema, which has survived to this day, became the Istanbul Cinema Museum. (Source: Atlas Cinema/Wikipedia) 🎥 If you are interested in old Turkish movies, cinema, and Yeşilçam, you should definitely come. All kinds of cameras, including the oldest cameras used for filming, are exhibited in the museum. There are many exhibitions and interactive activities on which the best movies of all time were shot. While visiting the museum, look at the old mythology-style paintings on the ceiling. 🎟️The museum is located on Istikal Street. Entrance fee is 100₺ for students and 180₺ for adults. Museum card is not valid. 🚌 To reach Istiklal Street, You can get off at Taksim or Şişhane metro stops of the M2 (Hacıosman-Yenikapı) metro line, You can get off at the Karaköy stop of the T1 (Bağcılar-Kabataş) tram line and take the F2 (Karaköy-Beyoğlu) funicular, the world's second metro.

(Translated by Google) It's been a great museum. You can see Ghoul yi Tosun Pasha and Hafize Anayi :)) Also, tablet virtual reality applications are very successful. If you happen to be on Istiklal Street, definitely stop by :) (Original) Cok guzel bir muze olmus. Gulyabani yi Tosun Pasayi ve Hafize Anayi gorebilirsiniz :)) Ayrica tabletli sanal gerceklik uygulamalari cok basarili. Istiklal Caddesine yolunuz duserse kesinlikle ugrayin :)

Beautiful museum! Highly recommend it. One suggestion, they would make a lot more money if there was a gift shop that sold the posters for the old movies you can see in the museum.

(Translated by Google) It can't be explained with great, awesome words, everyone should go and see it, it's 30 TL full admission student, 15 TL, but you pay 30 TL. It's not much we give, especially there is a machine that shoots videos as if you are in Yeşilçam. (Original) Müthiş müthiş müthiş kelimelerle anlatilmaz herkesin gidip görmesi lazım mutlaka 30 tl tam giriş öğrenci 15 tl ama 30 tl veriyosunuz verdiğimiz fazlasıyla degiyo hele video çeken makina var yeşilçam içindeymiş gibi onların o sahnelerin içindeymiş gibi sizi cekiyo en cok orda eğlendik valla 1 buçuk saat kaldik doyamadik ☺

Anyone loves the cinema and the movies I suggest you to come to see everything about cinema and movies The ticket was 25 for students and normal people 50 TL

A very interesting museum for film lovers. Lots of interactive exhibits. until March 2023 there is an exhibition dedicated to Stanley Kubrick

In the Istanbul Cinema Museum we found a great exhibition dedicated to the work of Stanley Kubrick. Totally worth to see!

İstanbul Sinema Müzesi, Istanbul cinema Museum Very Beautiful Museum related. Turkish Films industry and TV Star's and History

Duvarları, parkeleri, tavanları ve merdivenleriyle harika bir bina. İçeri girdiğinizde daha merdivenlerinden sizi büyülemeye başlıyor. Müzedeki yeşil ekran, en sevdiğim kısımlardan biriydi, mutlaka denenmeli. Ben Hababam Sınıfı ile fotoğraf çektirdim. Yeşilçam Telefonda bölümünde, kendinizi bir anda filmlerdeki önemli isimlerden biriyle konuşurken buluyorsunuz. Artırılmış Gerçeklik Odası’ndaki fotoğraflara odada bulunan tabletler ile bakarak, filmi izlemeye başlıyorsunuz. Emek verilmiş ve ortaya gezilmeye değer güzel bir müze çıkmış. Sadece Adile Naşit’in heykelini çok beğenemedim.

The museum provides information about the adventure of the cinema located in the restored historical Atlas passage and on Istiklal Street, where the Atlas cinema is located.

(Translated by Google) HISTORY During the reign of Sultan Abdularta, the building was donated to Taksim Vosgeperad by the man Agop Kocayan from Beyoğlu yangren in 1870 as a kila mansion in the inner area. The first floor of 1 building has been converted into a theater and the curtains opened with a play under the management of Min Ertugrul in April 1951. You bought cork in 1970 and then transferred to the Treasury in 1992 when it was not used for a while. It was allocated to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in 1992. The Atlas Building was restored to its original structure, with the detailed restoration made by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in 2019-2020, and the Atlas Cinema was completely renovated. (Original) TARİHÇE Yapi Sultan Abdularta doneminde Han 1870 teki Beyoğlu yangrendan s insam Agop Koceyan tarahndary ndry alana kila konak olarak yapry tarafından Taksim Vosgeperad bagistanan yap 1940larda Ar kardeşlerin mülkiyetine geçm arkasında yer alan bahçede (940 yanda, dönen en büyük çok amaçti salontarindan bin "Atlas Sinemas inşa edilmistir 1 binanın birinci kat tiyatro salonuna dönüştürülmüş perdeleris isan 1951 de Min Ertugrul'un yönetiminde oyunuyla açmiştir. 1970 yill mantar aldin ve sonrasında bir süre kullanmayan tana199 yıbında Hazineye devredilmis 1992 yinda Kültür ve Turizm Bakanlı'na tahsis edilmistir 2019-2020 yıllarında Kültür ve Turizm Bakanligs tarafından yapmınlan detayl storasyon tarin Atlas Binasi orgün yapısına yeniden kavuşturulmus ve Atlas Sineması tamamen yenilenmiştir.

A little small otherwise good

The building in which the Istanbul Cinema Museum is located is one of the first examples of the restructuring process of Beyoğlu and carries Neoclassical influences specific to the end of the 19th century, where the Classical style was revived. The ceiling decorations of the museum are so magnificent that they almost trap you inside. It competently reflects the architectural style of the period with its marble fireplaces and plaster reliefs. The building, built as a winter palace by the famous businessman of the period, Agop Köçeyan, in 1870, was called Köçeyan Mansion. The building, which was also temporarily used as a court by the British occupation forces between 1918 and 1922, was later converted into the General Directorate of PTT. The Atlas Arcade building was repaired in 1932 and transformed into an entertainment and arts center, and 16 years later, Atlas Cinema, one of the largest cinemas in Beyoğlu, was opened.

Cinema mode of journey to the past

A must see for a historical journey...

How nice 🥰

I admire the archive culture of Mimar Sinan University. I believe that it would be much more valuable to have an idea about some "first" films, awards and memories before you go.

Amazing experience. The building is absolutely stunning and the expo is really interesting and entertaining. Also everybody in the staff was really friendly, patient and helpful. Would definitely recommend

Nice place to visit and see how old movies made. Small museum inside the very good building.

(Translated by Google) I was very hesitant to enter with a single word, Is it worth it, but I loved it personally (Original) Muazzam tek kelimeyle girerken çok tereddüt etmiştim değer mi diye ama bayıldım ben şahsen

There are so many interactive things in the museum, I found it fun and loved experiencing it. I can say that it is a museum that everyone will enjoy, not just those with a special interest in cinema.

I was very impressed by the development of cameras from past to present, the materials used in cinema, especially the notebooks containing the drawings of directors about Turkish cinema, the hand-drawn movie posters were also beautiful and the digital experience green box experiences were also very nice, it provides a pleasant experience for children, but of course it is a different taste for adults.

Müthiş bir müze. Mutlaka gidin ve görün. Teknoloji alt yapılarıda çok iyidi sergiyi ayrı bir keyifli yapıyordu

(Translated by Google) Definitely a very beautiful place, you should definitely go. The price is very reasonable for its content. (Original) Kesinlikle çok güzel bir yer, muhakkak gidilmeli. Fiyatı içeriğine göre çok uygun.

Çok güzel interaktif bir müze, türk sinemasını bilmememize rağmen çok eğlendik

Very informative service provided inside and its beautifully made, designed building. You can find everything about Turkish cinema history and even more about international cinema sector. Camera exhibition was amazing..

Sağlık çalışanlarına ücretsiz olması çok ince bir hareket öncelikle. 2 kat müze 1 lat sergi şeklinde. İçerisi çok keyifli, interaktif alanlar çok eğlenceli. Mutlaka görmelisiniz. Instagram: @balondandunya

Recommended for people/family who want to enjoy a small but fun and nice museum. It tells the history about cinema and films in Turkey.

I visited the permanent exhibition and the Star Wars special exhibition. Ticket = 250 TRY. Very disappointing. Basically all you see are a few old cameras and some Lego Star Wars models ...

Nowadays, there is an exhibition of Star Wars on the upper floor called "Fans of The Galaxy". Apart from this, the Istanbul Cinema Museum sheds tremendous light on Turkish Cinema, known as Turkey's "Green Glass". My advice is to go one day during the day, not 2-3 hours. to both the Cinema Museum and Star Wars because there is so much content. You can visit it in 2 hours, but you won't enjoy it.

It is a wonderful building built in the European style during the Ottoman period. It is a pleasant museum where you will find a lot of information about Turkish cinema.

Amazing film museum! On the 1st and 2nd floors there are permanent exhibitions about the history of cinema and Turkish cinema. On the 3rd and 4th floors there are new exhibitions every season.

I visited the Steve Mcurry exhibition. The building reminds you of classic architecture.

such a cool experience. a lot to see there. super entertaining. worth a visit.

Great if you love Turkish Cinema. Cool if you're a big fan of antique equipment. Not great for kids except for the shadow puppet interactive digital screen.

Must visit place if you are around! Not only great for cinema enthusiasts but also for people who enjoy creative content and art in an amazing setting. Even if I am not a cinema fan, I have enjoyed the highly creative content & amazing presentation about Turkish cinema as well as the incredible collection of cinematic equipments showing different eras of cinema. While the museum content was great, the magnificent historical building with its stairs, high ceilings and stunning murals on these ceiling were even better. You will be surprised to learn these murals are art of Berteaux, a famous french painter who were also the painter of Sultan Abdulaziz between 1872-1875. Overall a great place designed with extraordinary efforts of great people.

Great place to visit, you can take aesthetic photos.

This place is an absolute gem for any cinephile out there. They focus on both cinema as a whole as well as Turkish filmmakers. Highly recommend

Worth the visit for those interested in Turkish cinema. Besides, the evolution of cameras is another topic. English translations are available and multi media is used a lot. I liked the multi media table containing an arichve of more than 8000 Turkish movies a lot. A plus is the awesome reconstructed building.

Absolutely loved this museum. I experienced the Stanley Kubrick event and it was breath-taking. There were around 900 pieces of materials and clothes and devices Kubrick used back in his day. Definitely a must visit.

If you come to Istanbul you have to come here. The place is awesome with different of cool technology and old movies. Honestly I did bot have a favorite part. Everything was beutiful and cool. There was a big technological board where you drag old movies and see the actors and info about the movie. Then there is a green screen where you choose the movie and you are in a part of the movie and you can either take pictures or videos. Then there is a phone where you open it and then you hear the talking of the people in the movies. There are some tablets in one place where you scan or code and watch the clip of a old movie and there is a place where you see witch movies were taken in kapalua carsi. There so much more things. Go there.

Very interesting and original museum!

After the renovations, this place has turned into a must-see must-visit spot for anyone who loves movies. Make sure that you have enough time to explore the permanent collection which houses historical cinema related items such as projectors, scripts, cameras etc. Don't forget to visit the temporary exhibition which at the time of my visit had the Stanley Kubrick collection. Amazing!