Turas Treoraithe Músaem Pálás Topkapi

Áiríonn E-pas Iostanbúl Turas Pálás Topkapi le Ticéad Iontrála (Scipeáil an líne ticéid) agus Treoir Ghairmiúil Béarla. Le haghaidh sonraí, seiceáil le do thoil "Uaireanta & Cruinniú."

Pálás Iostanbúl Topkapi

Is é an músaem is mó in Iostanbúl. Tá suíomh an pháláis díreach taobh thiar den Hagia Sophia i lár chathair stairiúil Iostanbúl. Ba é bunúsáid an pháláis an teach don Sultan; inniu, tá an Pálás ag feidhmiú mar mhúsaem. Is iad buaicphointí tábhachtacha sa phálás seo; an harem, an státchiste, na cistineacha, agus go leor eile.

Cén t-am a osclaíonn Pálás Topkapi?

Bíonn sé ar oscailt gach lá ach amháin ar an Máirt.
Tá sé oscailte ó 09:00-18:00 (Tá an iontráil dheireanach ag 17:00)

Cá bhfuil Pálás Topkapi suite?

Tá suíomh an pháláis i gceantar Sultanahmet. Tá lár chathair stairiúil Iostanbúl áisiúil le rochtain le hiompar poiblí.

Ó Cheantar na Seanchathrach: Faigh an tram T1 go stáisiún tram Sultanahmet. Níl ann ach siúlóid 5 nóiméad ón stáisiún tram go dtí an Pálás.

Ó Limistéar Taksim: Faigh an funicular ó Chearnóg Taksim go Kabatas. Ó Kabatas tóg an tram T1 go stáisiún Sultanahmet. Níl ann ach siúlóid 5 nóiméad ón stáisiún tram go dtí an Pálás.

Ó Cheantar Sultanahmet: Tá sé laistigh d’achar siúil ó fhormhór na n-óstán sa cheantar.

Cé chomh fada a thógann sé cuairt a thabhairt ar an Pálás agus cad é an t-am is fearr?

Is féidir leat cuairt a thabhairt ar an Pálás laistigh de 1-1.5 uair an chloig má théann tú ar do chuid féin. Tógann turas treoraithe timpeall uair an chloig freisin. Tá go leor hallaí taispeántais sa phálás. I dtromlach na seomraí tá cosc ​​ar phictiúir nó labhairt. Féadfaidh sé a bheith gnóthach ag brath ar an am den lá. Go luath ar maidin an t-am is fearr chun cuairt a thabhairt ar an bpálás. Am ciúin a bheadh ​​san áit níos luaithe.

Stair Pálás Topkapi

Tar éis dó an chathair a conquering i 1453, d'ordaigh Sultan Mehmed an 2ú teach dó féin. Toisc go mbeadh an teach seo ina óstach don teaghlach ríoga, ba mhór an tógáil é. Thosaigh an tógáil sna 1460idí agus bhí deireadh leis faoi 1478. Ní raibh ann ach croílár an pháláis sa tréimhse luath. Gach Sultan Ottoman a bhí ina gcónaí sa phálás, níos déanaí, d'ordaigh síneadh nua san fhoirgneamh seo.

Ar an gcúis seo, leanadh den tógáil suas go dtí an Sultan deireanach a bhí ina gcónaí sa Pálás. Ba é an Sultan deiridh a chónaigh sa phálás seo ná Abdulmecit an 1ú. Le linn a réime, thug sé ordú do phálás nua. An t-ainm a bhí ar an bpálás nua Pálás Dolmabahce. Tar éis an Pálás nua a thógáil i 1856, bhog an teaghlach ríoga go Pálás Dolmabahce. Bhí Pálás Topkapi fós ag feidhmiú go dtí gur thit an Impireacht. Bhain an teaghlach ríoga úsáid as an bpálás i gcónaí le haghaidh ócáidí searmanais. Le dearbhú Phoblacht na Tuirce, d'athraigh stádas an pháláis go músaem.

Eolas Ginearálta faoin Músaem

There are two entrances to this Palace. The main entrance is behind the Hagia Sophia near the beautiful 17th-century fountain of Sultan Ahmet the 3rd. The second entrance is lower on the hill near the Gulhane tram station. The second entrance is also the entrance to the Archaeological Museums of Istanbul. From both of the entries, you can proceed to museum ticket offices.

Where Does the Museum Start?

The second gate of the palace is where the museum starts. To be able to pass the second gate, you either need a ticket or an E-pas Iostanbúl. At both of the entry gates, there is a security check. Before using the tickets, there is a final security check, and you enter the museum.

What Can You Find in the Second Garden?

In the second garden of the palace, there are several exhibition halls. After the entry, if you make a right, you will see the Ottoman Empire's map and the model of the palace. You can admire the sheer size of 400,000 square meters with this model.

What Is the Significance of the Imperial Council Hall and Justice Tower?

If you continue to the left from here, you will see the Imperial Council Hall. Until the 19th century, the ministers of the Sultan held their councils here. At the top of the Council Hall, there is the Túr Ceartais of the palace. The highest tower in the museum is this tower here. Symbolizing the Sultan's justice, this is one of the rare places in the palace visible from the outside. Mothers of the Sultans would be watching their son's coronation from this tower.

What Can You See in the Outer Treasury and Kitchens?

Next to the Council Hall, there is the outer treasury. Today, this building functions as an exhibition hall for ceremonial costumes and weapons. Opposite Divan and Treasury, there are the kitchens of the palace. Once hosting nearly 2000 people, it is one of the most significant sections of the building. Today, the biggest Chinese porcelain collection outside of China is in these palace kitchens.

What Is Special About the Audience Hall?

Once you pass the 3rd garden of the palace, the first thing that you would see is the audience hall of the palace. This was where the Sultan would meet with the heads of other countries. The Sultan's place for meeting with the members of the Council Hall was also in the Audience Hall. You can see one of the Ottoman Sultans' thrones and beautiful silk curtains that once decorated the room today.

What Can You Expect in the Religious Relics Room?

After this room, you can see two highlights of the palace. One is the religious relics room. The second one is the Ciste Impiriúil. In the religious relics room, you can see the beard of Prophet Mohammed, the staff of Moses, the arm of St. John The Baptist, and many more. Most of these items come from Saudi Arabia, Jerusalem, and Egypt. As every Ottoman Sultan was also the Caliph of Islam, these objects showed the spiritual power of the Sultan. Taking pictures in this room is not allowed.

What Are the Highlights of the Imperial Treasury?

Opposite the room of religious relics is the Ciste Impiriúil. The Treasury has four rooms, and taking pictures is not allowed here either. The treasury highlights san áireamh leis an Spoon-makers Diamond, an Dagger Topkapi, an gold throne of The Ottoman Sultan, and many more treasures.

What Is in the Fourth Garden?

Once you finish the 3rd garden, you can proceed to the final section of the palace, the 4th garden, which was a private area of the Sultan. There are two beautiful kiosks here named after the conquests of two important cities: Yerevan agus Bagdad. This section offers a stunning view of the Golden Horn Bay.

Where Can You Find the Best Views and Facilities?

For the best pictures, head to the opposite side of the kiosks, where you can enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the city from the Bosphorus. Tá a caifitéire where you can have some drinks, and seomraí scíthe are available in the restaurant.

Rannóg Harem den Pálás

Is iarsmalann eile é Harem laistigh de Phálás Topkapi. Tá táille iontrála ar leith agus both ticéad aige. Ciallaíonn Harem toirmiscthe, príobháideach, nó rúnda. Ba é seo an chuid ina raibh cónaí ar an Sultan leis na baill teaghlaigh. Ní raibh fir eile lasmuigh den teaghlach ríoga in ann dul isteach sa roinn seo. Ní bheadh ​​ach grúpa amháin fear ag dul isteach anseo.

Toisc gur rannóg a bhí anseo do shaol príobháideach an tSultáin, níl aon taifid faoin alt seo. Tagann an méid atá ar eolas againn faoi Harem ó thaifid eile. Insíonn an chistin go leor dúinn faoin Harem. Tá a fhios againn cé mhéad bean ba chóir a bheith sa Harem ó thaifid na cistine. De réir taifid ón 16ú haois, tá 200 bean sa Harem. Áiríonn an chuid seo seomraí príobháideacha na Sultans, Máithreacha na Banríona, concubines, agus go leor eile.

An Focal Deiridh

Ba chóir go mbeadh Pálás Topkapi ar bharr do liosta cuairte má tá tú ag teacht go Iostanbúl. Is é an t-am is fearr chun cuairt a thabhairt ar an Pálás go luath ar maidin a luaithe a osclaíonn sé mar a éiríonn sé plódaithe le grúpaí turas de réir mar a théann an lá. An bhfuil tú ag pleanáil ar thuras trifty? Is féidir le E-pas Iostanbúl a bheith ina shábháil iontach!