Istanbul Archaeological Museums

The Istanbul Archaeological Museums in Cankurtaran is recommended for anyone with a museum card. Visitors can enjoy a tranquil environment amidst historic artifacts. Additionally, it provides a picturesque setting for a coffee break. The institution offers a 50% discount on food and drink for museum card holders, with reasonably priced Turkish coffee at 21 liras.

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Founded in 1891 by Sultan Abdülhamid II, the complex includes the Archeology Museum, Ancient Oriental Artifacts Museum, and Tiled Kiosk Museum. It houses over a million items, including artifacts from various civilizations and the famous Alexander Sarcophagus.

Part of a complex of three museums including the Museum of Ancient Oriental Works and the Tiled Kiosk Museum. Holds about a million artifacts from a variety of cultures.

A renowned museum showcasing archaeological artifacts from across Turkey and beyond.

Composed of three main sections: Archaeological Museum, Museum of Ancient Oriental Artifacts, and Tiled Pavilion. Features significant artifacts such as the Alexander sarcophagus and Treaty of Kadesh.