Tiled Kiosk, Art museum in Turkey
Tiled Kiosk is an Ottoman-era building adorned with beautiful tiles.
Part of the Topkapi Palace complex, it was constructed in 1472.
It houses a rich collection of Turkish ceramics and art.
Located in the Fatih district of Istanbul, opened to the public in 1953.
Notable for its Iznik tiles, a prominent example of Ottoman architecture.
Location: Fatih
Inception: 1953
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 09:00-19:00
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