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enA new location in Istanbul with luxurious view characteristics. For free!
March 20, 2024
The opening of the Bulgur Palas, a historic palace built in 1912 for Mehmet Habib Bey, who made his fortune selling bulgur, took place in Istanbul. Hence the name of the palace. The Istanbul Municipality bought the palace in 2021, restored it and opened it to the public in 2024. Bulgur Palas has a library with free coffee, a gallery, a coworking, a bookstore, a cafe and a beautiful observation deck. The gallery houses the Magnum Photos exhibition, which features more than 200 photographs from the most famous photographers. Be sure to visit this unique palace - it will definitely not disappoint you!
📍 Bulgur Palas, Aksaray, Kargı Çk. No:5
10:00-19:00 except Monday
600 m from the bus stop "Yusufpaşa" (tram T1)
Admission is free
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