Dolma Bahtch Palace

It is a unique masterpiece of its kind, combining Trasalcherqa Western-style architecture and interior design, and is considered a witness to the attempts by the openness of the Ottoman Empire on Europe's tourism experiences distinctive in Istanbul. Palace is located on the European side of the Bosphorus in Besiktas district. The place where the children of the palace was a natural harbor was filled with dirt and submerged in the early seventeenth century to become a private Balslatin, where he dubbed "Dolma Bahtch" which means "stuffed Garden" garden. He then ordered the Sultan Abdul Majid, the first in the year 1843 to build Dolma Bahtch Palace, which lasted for 13 years of its construction process. Palace three sections: Peace Department, greeting, and the Department of the harem, so the palace boasts 285 rooms, 43 Salon 0.6 Turkish baths, and 43 toilet. Was used in its construction 14 tonnes of gold and 60 tons of silver, and the largest in the world's rich and weighs 4.5 tons. Access to the groups inside the palace and accompanied by a guide, Filming is not allowed inside the palace, you can only shoot outside the park and the building of the palace, and usually take the tour amazing every detail of two to three hours.

Access to Dolma Bhtch Palace is by tram to "Kbattac" station away from the palace about 400 meters.