Ottoman palaces .. a source of fun and warmth in the winter of Istanbul

The historical Ottoman palaces in Istanbul, Turkey, still attract hundreds of tourists daily for their beauty and luster, despite the accidents, fires and natural and human disasters that have been exposed to them over the years.

And the tourists coming to Turkey in the winter season - especially - means those palaces that were built centuries ago from wood and stones, and were in the early ages the seat of members of the ruling families, scientists, pashas, ​​doctors, and the wise, due to the low temperatures, as these palaces give warmth to the body and soul.

Istanbul is not without a distinct place that has been a witness to its authenticity and ancient, and these palaces are one of those witnesses.

The Turkish government shows great care for these shortcomings, providing it with the workers who work to clean it, arrange and protect it, and other employees who manage and organize activities inside it in order to provide distinguished services for its visitors.

Visit the palaces
Among these palaces is the Khedive Palace, which is located on the Bosphorus Strait, amid a giant garden full of trees and birds, where the palace opens its large windows overlooking the strait, to return to the visitor to the era of the bright Ottoman Empire.

The palace allows the general Turks and foreigners to visit and spend quality time, inside which there is a large restaurant, and its garden contains a number of children's games and sessions for families, as it is used in weddings, meetings and seminars to link these activities with an unforgettable memory and privacy.

As for the linden palace, it represents a unique architectural masterpiece in the Besiktas region, which embraces its visitors from inside and outside the country.

This masterpiece overlooking the Bosphorus also dates back to the 19th century AD, where it was built by order of the Ottoman Sultan 31 Abd al-Majid with the aim of receiving and hosting guests from the country's top foreign men, writers and artists, as well as being a park and hunting center.

Besides the Khedive and the linden, there are a number of other famous palaces in Istanbul worth visiting, such as Brick Cape and the globalization of Bahceseh Wilds, among others.