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Featured Hotels Near Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts Istanbul
At Meydanı No:72 Sultanahmet (0.1 km from Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts)
Along with stunning views of the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia from its rooftop terrace this special category hotel offers personalised service and free wireless internet access in the heart of Sultanahmet.
Terzihane Sok. No:7 Sultanahmet (0.1 km from Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts)
Hotel Ibrahim Pasha is just a 2-minute walk from the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts. It features a roof-top terrace with views of the Blue Mosque and free WiFi. There is a choice of standard and deluxe rooms at Hotel Ibrahim Pasha.
Binbir Direk Mahallesi Sehit Mehmet (0.1 km from Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts)
Totally renovated in 2014 this hotel is in an excellent location to explore the amazing and vibrant city of Istanbul while also providing top of the range service and an inviting atmosphere.
Asmalı Cesme Sk. No: 2 Adliye YanÄ (0.1 km from Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts)
Turkoman Hotel is situated close to many of Istanbul’s main sights including the Roman Hippodrome and Basilica Cistern both less than a 10-minute walk away. Hotel facilities include free Wi-Fi.
Ucler Sok. No:15 Sultanahmet (0.1 km from Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts)
Hotel Fehmi Bey - Special Category is just a short walk from Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque. It features a rooftop terrace overlooking the Marmara Sea and free wireless internet access.
Binbirdirek Mahallesi Terzihane Sok (0.1 km from Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts)
Located amid Sultanahmet’s historic attractions Diana hotel offers bright spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi. It also features a Turkish spa and rooftop restaurant with panoramic views of the Blue Mosque.
Binbirdirek Mah. Peykhane Cad. No:4 (0.1 km from Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts)
Conveniently located in the Fatih district of Istanbul Redamancy Hotel is set 500 metres from Blue Mosque 600 metres from Column of Constantine and 800 metres from Hagia Sophia. Boasting room service this property also provides guests with a terrace.
Binbirdirek Mah. Peykhane Sokak N:4 (0.1 km from Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts)
Situated in the heart of Istanbul’s Old City Sultanahmet Hotel Perula is only 750 metres from the Grand Bazaar. Topkapi Palace is 1 km away and Hagia Sophia is a 2-minute walk away. Complimentary Turkish delight is offered upon check-in.
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About Hotels in Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts!
The Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts in Istanbul is a unique and historically significant institution, dedicated to preserving and displaying artifacts from the Ottoman Empire.
Located in the old city center of Sultanahmet near Topkapi Palace and the Blue Mosque, this museum is home to one of the world’s most impressive collections of Turkish and Islamic art. Established in 1914 by Osman Hamdi Bey, it houses more than 35,000 objects that span over 13 centuries of history.
From ceramics, glassware, textiles, armor, jewelry and manuscripts to carpets, tiles, calligraphy, rugs and prayer beads—the vast diversity of artifacts exhibits not only the rich cultural heritage of Turkey but also its shared history with other Middle Eastern countries such as Iran and Iraq.
The museum's permanent collection is divided into two main sections: Classical Ottoman Art from the 15th to 17th centuries; and Traditional Islamic Art from 8th century until present day. In addition to its permanent collection, the museum also hosts numerous special exhibitions throughout the year where visitors can explore different facets of Turkish culture through paintings, sculptures, photographs and architectural works.
As part of its educational mission, The Museum of Turkish Islamic Arts organizes lectures, workshops and events that focus on traditional crafts such as marbling (Ebru), tile painting (Çini), paper marbling (Ebru), calligraphy (Hat) or miniature painting (Tasvireh). Such activities contribute to understanding Turkey’s diverse cultural legacy while promoting appreciation for its colorful arts.
All in all, this grand museum offers a great opportunity for those visiting Istanbul to learn more about Turkey's fascinating heritage through some truly remarkable pieces of art.