Maslak Palace
Maslak Palace, Ottoman palace in Istanbul
Maslak Palace is a former Ottoman imperial pavilion situated in modern-day Istanbul's Sarıyer district.
Historically, the palace served as a hunting lodge and summer residence for Ottoman sultans.
It reflects the rich architectural traditions of 19th-century Ottoman Empire.
The palace complex now hosts social and cultural events, after being restored in the late 20th century.
Maslak Palace stands out with its unique clock tower, contrasting the traditional Ottoman architecture.
Location: Istanbul
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