Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum
Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum, National museum in Turkey
The Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum is a culturally rich national museum in Turkey, located in the Fatih district.
Founded in 1914, this museum proudly showcases Turkey's rich history in Turkish and Islamic Arts.
This cultural epicenter offers insight into the heritage of Turkish and Islamic civilizations, offering impressive collections of art to visitors.
Housed in the sophisticated museum building, the facility aims to educate the public about the country's historical art landscape.
Unlike many other museums, it displays examples of arts that are uniquely Turkish and Islamic dating back to different eras.
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 09:00-19:00
Phone: +902125181805
Email: contact@muze.gen.tr
Website: muze.gen.tr
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The Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum is a culturally rich national museum in Turkey, located in the Fatih district.
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