Dolmabahce Palace & Yildiz Palace Combo Tickets

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Step into the world of Ottoman elegance with the Dolmabahce Palace & Yildiz Palace Combo Ticket. This unique pass allows you to explore two of Istanbul’s most remarkable royal residences in a single experience, combining 19th-century luxury with imperial charm. Enjoy skip-the-line access and discover the fascinating history of the Ottoman dynasty.

Highlights of Dolmabahce Palace

Known as the Ottoman Empire’s final administrative center, Dolmabahce Palace showcases breathtaking European-style architecture. Wander through the grand halls decorated with crystal chandeliers, gold ornaments, and fine artworks. Don’t miss the Harem, where sultans and their families lived in opulent seclusion.

Highlights of Yildiz Palace

Once the residence of Sultan Abdulhamid II, Yildiz Palace offers a peaceful retreat with its impressive pavilions, rich interiors, and vast gardens. The palace complex reflects a more personal side of Ottoman history, contrasting with the ceremonial grandeur of Dolmabahce.

Why Choose the Combo Ticket?

  • Save time and money by visiting two palaces with one ticket
  • Enjoy skip-the-ticket-line entry to both attractions
  • Discover different aspects of Ottoman life — from imperial rule to private retreats
  • Perfect for travelers who want a deeper insight into Istanbul’s history

Included

  • Skip-the-ticket-line entry to Dolmabahce Palace, including the Harem and Painting Museum
  • Access to the Yildiz Palace, the imperial residence surrounded by lush gardens and historic pavilions
  • Audio guide for both palaces (passport or ID is required to get the audio guide)

Excluded

  • Live guidance
  • Transportation

Important Notes

  • Dolmabahce Palace is closed on Mondays!
  • Yildiz Palace is closed on Wednesdays!
  • Last entry to both palaces are at 17:00

Plan Your Visit

Dolmabahce Palace is located on the Bosphorus shore in Besiktas, while Yildiz Palace is just a short distance away in Yildiz Park. Both attractions are easily accessible by tram, bus, or taxi. We recommend allowing at least 3–4 hours to fully enjoy both palaces.