Ihlamur Palace

  Ihlamur Palace, tucked away in the Beşiktaş district of Istanbul, serves as a vivid reminder of Ottoman opulence. Built in the mid-19th century, this architectural gem was a summer residence for Sultan Abdülmecid I. The palace showcases an exquisite collection of neoclassical and traditional Ottoman architectural styles, featuring elegant details such as intricate woodwork and decorative tiles. Visitors can explore its thoughtfully landscaped gardens, which bloom vibrantly, especially in April when the tulips are in full display. A walk-through Ihlamur Palace invites guests to admire not only its historical significance but also the serenity that permeates its surroundings.