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Istanbul, Turquie
Dolmabahce Palace, the final residence of the Ottoman Sultans, showcases a blend of Ottoman and European architectural styles. Lavishly decorated with crystal and gold accents, including 14 tonnes of gold gilding the ceilings, the Palace now serves as a museum along the Bosphorus Strait. Explore its grandeur by visiting the Medhal Hall, Audience Hall, and Muayede Hall, and take a glimpse into the harem, where members of the royal family once resided.
Istanbul, Turquie
Dolmabahce Palace, the final residence of the Ottoman Sultans, showcases a blend of Ottoman and European architectural styles. Lavishly decorated with crystal and gold accents, including 14 tonnes of gold gilding the ceilings, the Palace now serves as a museum along the Bosphorus Strait. Explore its grandeur by visiting the Medhal Hall, Audience Hall, and Muayede Hall, and take a glimpse into the harem, where members of the royal family once resided.
