Baghdad Kiosk
Baghdad Kiosk, Pavilion in Turkey
The Baghdad Kiosk is an exquisite example of Ottoman architecture nestled inside Topkapi Palace.
Constructed in 1638 to commemorate the Baghdad Campaign of Murad IV, the Baghdad Kiosk reflects the grandeur of the Ottoman era.
The interior represents a synthesis of Ottoman and European artistry, showcasing fine Iznik tiles and Baroque decorations.
Visitors to Istanbul can marvel at the kiosk's design as part of tours through Topkapi Palace.
Its terrace offers panoramic views, having served as a venue for entertainment and ceremonies during the Ottoman period.
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