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About This Activity
Highlights
- Are you ready to discover the museum where even the building itself is a work of art?
- See the great architecture of the Pera Museum and enjoy fine art!
- Spend an enjoyable afternoon admiring the collections for yourself!
Includes
- Entry to Pera Museum
- Pera Museum Audio Guide
Pera Museum
The Pera Museum is one of the leading private art museums in Istanbul. Even the building itself is a work of art! The museum is located at the former Bristol Hotel, in the lively and historic neighborhood of Pera, in the district of Beyoğlu.
There are 3 permanent collections, namely Orientalist Paintings, Anatolian Weights and Measures, and Kütahya Tiles and Ceramics. You can view these collections whenever you visit Istanbul.
The Pera Museum often collaborates with major national and international museums, collectors, and foundations to support young artists, introduce major international artists to Turkey, and educate visitors, so there is always a lot to see and learn. The Pera Museum provides a wide range of art services and is a leading cultural centre in Istanbul. Spend an enjoyable afternoon admiring the collections for yourself!
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Times & Duration
Mondays: Closed
Tuesdays to Saturdays: 11:00 AM - 18:00 PM
Weekends: 12:00 - 18:00
Where You'll Be
How to Get There?
Getting to the Pera Museum Skip-the-Ticket-Line Entry with Audio Guide is convenient and accessible from various parts of Istanbul. Here’s a guide to help you reach this iconic landmark:
You can get to the Pera Museum by metro. Get off at Şişhane station and walk up İstiklal Street (İstiklal Caddesi).
Turn left at Balyoz Street, just before the Koton shop, then take the next right and walk up the street until you see the museum on the right.>
All About Pera Museum
Pera Museum stands out as an important stop in Istanbul's history and art-filled atmosphere. Exploring the temporary and permanent collections exhibited by the museum offers a great opportunity to deeply understand the cultural fabric of the city. Located in a historical building, the museum brings together many works that will attract the attention of art lovers and history enthusiasts.
A cultural center in the heart of the city
How about leaving ordinary museums aside and having a unique museum experience in Istanbul? Pera Museum awaits its visitors at all times of the year with its Istanbul Tourist Pass® privileges! You can dedicate a day to art and have the opportunity to visit the rare works and periodical exhibitions in the museum. You can improve your travel experience by taking advantage of the privileges provided by the Istanbul Tourist Pass® and spending an unforgettable day with your loved ones or alone.
Pera Museum, one of the leading art museums in Istanbul, offers a unique art experience in the heart of the city. Pera Museum, where even the building itself is considered a work of art, preserves its existence in the Beyoğlu district to keep the history alive. Located within the old Bristol Hotel, this museum has an authentic atmosphere with its processed and lovely look given over the years.
Exhibitions of various artists are held in the museum periodically, and visitors are offered the opportunity to visit at regular intervals. In addition, there are three permanent collections in the museum that are constantly on display.
These are called Anatolian Weight Measures, Kütahya Tiles and Ceramics, and Orientalist Paintings. These collections are presented to visitors in Istanbul at any time of the year. The collections attract great attention from art enthusiasts and make Pera Museum a popular tourist attraction thanks to the rare pieces it contains.
Interesting Concepts Waiting for You at Pera Museum
In the museum, visitors are welcomed not only by oil paintings but also by three-dimensional concepts! With their elegant designs and dynamic visuals, the works are ideal for those who like modern classics. This museum, showcasing a wide range of works from movie-inspired concepts to environmental design, consistently receives high praise and five stars from individuals who value diversity. Particularly the favorite of young people, ceramics also reveal the works of centuries.
On the other hand, ceramics decorated with mosaics are among the works that reflect Ottoman history, carrying the traces of the past to the present. The most exciting piece in the museum may be the Turtle Trainer painting. This work by the famous Turkish pain...
Know Before You Go
- No reservation is required. Just go to the museum and present your digital Pass
- Please note: This attraction is temporarily not in service.