Discover the hidden gem of Istanbul, the Küçüksu Pavilion, with ease by securing your skip-the-line ticket. This special access allows you to use an audio guide to learn about the pavilion's details at your own pace. Located between two streams, the Küçüksu Pavilion is a testament to Istanbul's history and the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire.
The pavilion was initially erected during Sultan Mahmud I's reign, reflecting the era's fascination with the Bosphorus shores. It came into existence upon the recommendation of a Grand Vizier and opened its doors in 1751. The pavilion underwent significant transformations in 1856-1857, eventually becoming a museum in 1983. Its garden and historical ambiance provide a remarkable backdrop for visitors keen on exploring Istanbul's past. Built from brick and stone, this two-storey edifice stands as a symbol of the city's historical heritage.
Don't miss out and secure your tickets to the Küçüksu Pavilion in advance.
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