Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum: Entry Ticket & Audio Guide
Binbirdirek, Sharm El Sheikh
Explore a world of exquisite carpets, ancient manuscripts, and stunning artifacts, all while enjoying a skip-the-line QR ticket and a specially curated audio guide available in 25 different languages.
Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum in Istanbul
The Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum, located in the historic Ibrahim Pasha Palace, suits visitors interested in Islamic art and history.
Highlights
- Explore a vast collection of Turkish and Islamic art spanning centuries.
- Visit the 16th-century Ibrahim Pasha Palace, a significant historical landmark.
- View artifacts ranging from ancient manuscripts to crafted wooden relics.
- Discover rich Islamic culture and history through diverse exhibits.
- Use an audio guide available in 25 different languages for enhanced understanding.
Description
The museum offers an extensive collection of Islamic art housed within a notable 16th-century palace. Key exhibits include intricate carpets and rugs featuring Seljuk and Ottoman designs, showcasing the exceptional weaving craftsmanship.
Additional displays focus on calligraphy, ceramics, glasswork, and metalwork, reflecting the artistic achievements of various Islamic civilizations. The museum also preserves religious relics, including fragments associated with the Prophet Muhammad, valued for their historical and religious significance.
This museum accommodates history and art enthusiasts and those seeking a cultural experience, enhanced by an audio guide accessible in 25 languages.
Includes
- Audio guide available in 25 different languages
Excludes
- Guided tour
- Transportation fees
Important Information
- Entry ticket QR codes and audio guide link are sent separately by Istanbul Tourist Pass.
- Visitors must pass through mandatory security lines; skipping is not permitted.
- Some queueing at the entrance may occur.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
To ensure a smooth visit, book your tickets in advance, bring your ticket QR code on your mobile device, and plan to visit during weekday mornings when it is less crowded.
