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Dolmabahce Palace Ticket
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Open today: 09:00-17:00
Suggested duration1-3 hour(s)
Dolmabahçe Palace
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Skip-the-line Ticket with Audioguide (extended calendar)
Admission to: Painting Museum
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Retail: US$ 50.75
US$ 49.19
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Booking changes policy
- Change are allowed until 24 hour(s) before activity starts
- The booking can’t be changed if it was booked with Klook Pass, under pre-sales or comes with a freebie.
- The booking cannot be changed if the voucher has not yet been issued.
- Bookings made using SG Culture Pass or Taiwan Culture Points cannot be changed.
Amendment Policy
- You have the flexibility to cancel your tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and receive a full refund.With these details in mind, you're all set to embark on a captivating journey through the grandeur of the Dolmabahce Palace.
Eligibility
- Free for children aged 0-6
- Children aged 0-6 can enter free of charge
Additional information
- To obtain the audio guide, you'll need to deposit proof of identification
- Expect a strict security check before entering the venue
- Audio guide availability is dependent on the venue. Please refer to the official website for more information
- Audio commentary is available in Chinese / English / Spanish / Arabic / Hindi / Russian / Portuguese / Japanese / German / Korean / French / Italian / Urdu / Ukrainian / Persian / Dutch / Greek / Bulgarian
- Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue
- Dangerous materials and items such as bottles, firecrackers, lasers, and other things that may disturb or inconvenience other attendees are prohibited inside the venue
- This activity is not stroller and wheelchair-accessible
How to use
Usage validity
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- Tickets will be sent to your email a day prior of your participation date from ticket@dolmabahcepalaceticket.com
How to redeem
- You can only enter each attraction once
- Tickets will be sent to your email a day prior of your participation date from ticket@dolmabahcepalaceticket.com
Address
- Dolmabahce Palace
- Vişnezade, Dolmabahçe Cd., 34357 Beşiktaş/İstanbul
How to get there
- By metro: T1 Tram
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Reviews
4.7 / 5
Fantastic
412 reviews
Klook客路用户
2026/08/06
Fantastic 5.0
Dolmabahçe Palace is truly stunning, living up to its reputation as the New Palace. The entire palace stands by the water, with its pristine white marble architecture facing the Bosphorus Strait. Its exterior is grand and magnificent, making every photo opportunity a perfect shot. Purchasing the skip-the-line ticket saved us from long queues, allowing for smooth entry. Coupled with the audio guide, we were able to understand the historical stories behind it. Inside, the palace is opulent, with giant crystal chandeliers dazzling brightly and abundant gold decorations adding to its splendor, creating a powerful visual impact. Strolling along the corridors, one can experience the luxury of late Ottoman European court life while also enjoying views of the strait. The overall experience was excellent, the pace of the visit was comfortable, and the architectural aesthetics were impressive. It's definitely a must-visit when in Istanbul.
Adelina ******
2026/10/13
Fantastic 5.0
The palace is definitely worth visiting and I recommend it to everyone. It was very easy to book the tickets on Klook, but you need to keep in mind that the skip the line allows you to skip the ticket line only, not the first security check line. When I went, for the ticket office the line was very short, just a few people, while the security line was very long, all the way to the street. 📸 If you want to take a photo with the sea gates, do not stop at the first one if there is a huge line, you can walk along the iron fence and you’ll find four more sea gates. I saw many people lining up for the first gate, but the other ones had 1-2 people taking photos.
Denis ********
2025/10/23
Fantastic 5.0
We initially rented audio guides, which are provided in exchange for a passport or ID. Since we didn't have either with us, we left a deposit of ₺2000 each. We got through quickly, there weren't any lines in the morning; we arrived around 10 AM, but it got much more crowded after us. First, we saw the palace. No photography is allowed inside, and it all felt rather uniform. Then we went to the harem, which was pretty much the same as the palace; there weren't any everyday items, like dishware or household objects. Next, we visited the art gallery, which featured works by Aivazovsky that he painted when he was in Istanbul in 1874, as well as many works by other artists. We left and went to the cafe for a snack. The food was generally decent, but the prices were above average for the city. We continued walking around the grounds and wanted to visit the Clock Museum, but it was closed, as was the Crystal Gallery. In the far corner of the garden, there were chickens and turkeys, and a peacock was roaming around. Lots of cats, too. Overall, we spent about 3 hours there. If the prices weren't a bit high, it would have been quite nice.
Oo *********
2026/05/31
Fantastic 5.0
Since the admission ticket was expensive, I made sure to spend as much time as possible there, and I ended up staying for 4 hours! It was definitely a palace worth visiting! I was very satisfied with my time there and highly recommend it! However, I think it would be beneficial to go right when it opens. When I was leaving, the line was incredibly long!
Meiki ***
2026/08/05
Fantastic 5.0
It’s absolutely worth visiting. The gardens and courtyard are beautifully maintained and offer stunning views, making them a great place to walk around and take photos. The interior is even more impressive—luxurious, elegant, and filled with exquisite details, from the grand chandeliers to the richly decorated halls. It’s a wonderful place to experience the history and grandeur of the Ottoman Empire. I highly recommend adding it to your Istanbul itinerary.
S *
2026/02/23
Fantastic 5.0
the palace was on large grounds, so would have been good if the entrance was highlighted….actually eastern side. gardens and house, smaller museums are well worth the admission. can easily spend 3+ hours and lots of walking
Klook User
2026/03/25
Fantastic 5.0
If you can only visit one place, make it this one. The interior is incredibly spacious and visually stunning, with a grandeur that photos simply can't capture. It truly makes you feel like you've arrived in Europe. Even if it's expensive, you absolutely must go here. While you might not need to go inside other places, you'll regret it if you don't visit this one.
Klook User
2025/11/02
Fantastic 5.0
it was worth every penny!!!!! it was magical!!!! i lost words in every corner of the palace and i spent 4.5 hours there 😆😍i'm a solo traveler and glad that I purchased the ticket with audioguided & Harem section included through Klook. thanks!!!
Guide
- Skip-the-Line Entry: Save valuable time by bypassing long ticket queues and enjoy fast-track entry into the Dolmabahce Palace
- Audio Guide: Explore the palace at your own pace with an audio guide available in 10 languages, providing insights into its rich history and architecture
- Palace Exploration: Immerse yourself in the lavish interiors that once housed the last six sultans of the Ottoman Empire
- Harem Section: Your ticket includes entrance to the Harem Section, offering a glimpse into the private lives of the palace's inhabitants
Visiting the Dolmabahce Palace in Istanbul offers a unique opportunity to delve into the opulent history of the Ottoman Empire. Enjoy audio guide available over 15+ languages. To obtain the audio guide, you’ll need to deposit proof of identification. Winter Season Hours: Note that during the winter season (November 1 to March 31), the palace opens at around 9 am and closes at approximately 4 pm.
FAQs
Is Dolmabahçe Palace free?
Tickets are required to enter Dolmabahçe Palace.
How long should I spend at Dolmabahçe Palace?
Plan to spend at least 3–4 hours. To explore all sections, including the Harem, museums, and gardens, set aside 4–5 hours.
Is Dolmabahçe Palace a must-visit?
Yes, it's one of Istanbul’s most iconic landmarks. Now a museum, the palace features over 50,000 items across hundreds of rooms that reflect the grandeur of the Ottoman era. Expect to see European artifacts, ornate furniture, silk carpets, and opulent interiors with gold leaf, marble staircases, and crystal chandeliers. The complex also includes a mosque, clock tower, gardens, Harem, and two museums.
Is Dolmabahçe Palace famous?
Dolmabahçe is renowned for its lavish interior and blend of European Baroque and Ottoman design. It served as the administrative center in the empire’s final years, with crystal chandeliers and grand halls symbolizing Ottoman luxury.
When was Dolmabahçe Palace built?
Commissioned by Sultan Abdülmecit I, the palace was completed in 1856.
Who lived in Dolmabahçe Palace?
Ottoman sultans resided here between 1856 and 1922. It later served as a presidential residence, and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk lived and passed away in the palace.
What is the historical significance of Dolmabahçe Palace?
Dolmabahçe Palace was the last residence of the Ottoman sultans and possibly the most expensive one. It witnessed the final glorious years of the Ottoman Empire and was later used as a state residence and presidential palace after the founding of the Republic of Turkey.
How many rooms does Dolmabahçe Palace have?
Dolmabahçe Palace has 285 rooms, including 44 halls, 68 bathrooms, and 68 Turkish baths.
What are the features of Dolmabahçe Palace?
Dolmabahçe Palace is known for its magnificent architecture and lavish decorations, showcasing exquisite furniture, artworks, and other priceless treasures. One of its most striking features is a 4.5-ton crystal chandelier hanging in the main hall, believed to be the largest chandelier in the world.
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All year
Tue ~ Sun
09:00 - 17:00
Mon
Closed
1 Jan 2027
Fri
Closed
Location
Dolmabahçe Palace
Guidebook
- Skip-the-Line Entry: Save valuable time by bypassing long ticket queues and enjoy fast-track entry into the Dolmabahce Palace
- Audio Guide: Explore the palace at your own pace with an audio guide available in 10 languages, providing insights into its rich history and architecture
- Palace Exploration: Immerse yourself in the lavish interiors that once housed the last six sultans of the Ottoman Empire
- Harem Section: Your ticket includes entrance to the Harem Section, offering a glimpse into the private lives of the palace's inhabitants
Visiting the Dolmabahce Palace in Istanbul offers a unique opportunity to delve into the opulent history of the Ottoman Empire. Enjoy audio guide available over 15+ languages. To obtain the audio guide, you’ll need to deposit proof of identification. Winter Season Hours: Note that during the winter season (November 1 to March 31), the palace opens at around 9 am and closes at approximately 4 pm.